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Hosted by Rose McAleese, The Art Teacher podcast is a part exploration and part celebration. It’s a series of honest discussions with artists at various stages of their careers about a wide range of topics. Do you choose your art or does it choose you? What’s the best rent-paying job you ever had? Do you have to suffer and be sad to be an artist? Is it okay to use your personal relationships for material? Rose will explore it all so we can learn why, in spite of the hard work, the dead ends, the self-doubt, the lean times, and even the danger, people keep on doing art. Rose McAleese ...

Like your group chat had a book club — chaotic, honest & a little unhinged🤪   Hosted by Hannah Gardner and Elouise Andrews  New eps Tuesday🎙️

Comedian Marcus Cardona holds a LIVE satirical post-post-modern therapy session of the current online societies developing with special guests. Do memes feel therapeutic to you? Well schedule an appointment here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two writer friends, Marty Vee and Kate Prior, catch up every couple of weeks, checking in on our personal lives, our writing goals, and where we are in our current novels. Marty and Kate can tangent with the best of them, often braiding several ideas together at once, so if you're lost listening, don't worry, we are too. It's a sneak-peak into the scattered processes and methods that go into storytelling and running a small business, two authors' foray into the world of self-publishing: covering book covers, marketing, newsletters, and just writing the damn book. Oversharing? Never heard of ...

Podcast created to motivate individuals to sow 3 seeds of positive energy each day: 1) Do something nice. 2) Say something nice. 3) Think about something nice. Also, used as a platform to encourage individuals to seek professional help for mental health issues.

Purple Therapy Podcast is a podcast based on highlighting artist and their crafts. It gives them a platform to come on to and let the viewers know what they have going on now and in the future. It’s just a chance to give flowers to the people that are making an impact with their voice, brand, music, art, etc. So please support the guest that come on here because they put a lot of passion into their crafts. Thank You for all the support now and in the future.

Originally from Memphis, TN, Nick Cobb had an obsession with meaningless nonsense that set the stage for him to embark on a whirlwind comedy career. While studying psychology at Indiana University, Cobb took on a job at the aptly named comedy club The Looney Bin. However, it wasn't until he won his first stand-up competition at a random Beale Street bar that he was bitten by the comedy bug and jumped at the chance to make the move to New York to chase his dream.