Tom Judd thinks most people misunderstand what it is to be an artist, including artists. In the vast expanse of creative expressions, the term "Artist" often finds itself misinterpreted, sometimes seen as a cloak of pretentiousness or an aura of self-importance. Judd challenges these notions, painting a vastly different and complicated picture of what it means to wear this title. In "Being an Artist with Tom Judd," the core exploration is not just about the act of creating but the entire essence of being an artist. It's an endeavor to understand that being an artist is less about the external accolades and more about a soul-deep commitment to letting creativity steer the course of one's life. With over five decades as a well established visual artist, Tom Judd's work can be found in important museums and private collections across the globe. Tom has delivered compelling lectures and candid discussions about "the business of being an artist" with the goal of offering new ways of thinking about how to pursue an artistic practice. Each podcast episode is a journey unto itself, taking listeners across varied terrains of creativity. Judd holds enriching dialogues with a mosaic of creatives spanning across domains – from visual artists to the lyrical expressions of musicians and writers. Every conversation and story revolves around the 'how' of their creative process, rather than just the end product. It's a deep dive into understanding the motivations, inspirations, and challenges that define an artist's journey. This show isn't just a collection of stories but a vast array of artistic experiences. We hear about sculptor Darla Jackson and her impassioned interplay of clay with elements of pop culture. We experience the profound resonance of Richard Watson's art, which is not just about aesthetics but creating a powerful statement about community and racial inclusion. We listen as Rosanne Cash shares her musical odyssey and story of becoming a transformative singer-song writer and icon of American music. Each episode, while unique in its narrative, strikes a universal chord - the undying passion and commitment that binds every artist to their craft. Beyond the artistry, this podcast also casts a light on the delicate balance between the realms of artistic practices and art & commerce. In an ever-evolving world, how do artists stay true to their craft while also navigating the complex dynamics of the commercial art world? How do they carve a niche for themselves, ensuring their work gets the recognition it deserves without compromising on integrity and purpose? Drawing inspiration from the iconic words of Martha Graham, Judd seeks to capture the spirit of "divine dissatisfaction" that defines every true artist. Graham's statement, "No artist is pleased. [There is] no satisfaction whatever at any time. There is only a queer divine dissatisfaction, a blessed unrest that keeps us marching and makes us more alive than the others,". So, whether you're an artist, an art enthusiast, or someone curious about the creative world, this podcast promises a wealth of insights and inspirations. Tune in, challenge your perceptions, and immerse yourself in the world of art and artists at tomjuddart.com/podcast. This podcast is produced in partnership with Nervy Pods.

Rabbi Dr Naftali Brawer shares Jewish spiritual inspiration for everyday living

Welcome to a safe, warm space for nurturing secure attachment, inspired by Harvard researchers Brown & Elliott and their Ideal Parent Figures Protocol (IPF meditation), part of the 3 Pillars Model for Comprehensive Attachment Repair. Here, we practice what creates true belonging, connection, and inner peace through IPF meditations and experiences designed to help you feel seen, valued, and secure. I’m trained in the method as a coach, but I'm not a therapist ... so think of this as a “psychoeducational supplement” - a gentle nudge. It's not a replacement for working one-on-one with a licensed pro. If challenging feelings come up, please discontinue the practice and consider extra support. Real healing works best with a friend, therapist, or coach who is present to what's unfolding in the moment. ✨ Interested in a warm, supportive community dedicated to relational healing by practicing IPF meditation? Leave your email at BeingAttached.com for details. Thank you for watching, sharing, and being here. In community, Camille:)

What does being bad mean? Step into conversations from various podcast hosts as they express what being bad means to them. From the affects of video games on reality to the shift of the political climate in the United Kingdom, be prepared for a journey about the entire concept of inadequacy. Looking for a life lesson, an essay on your favourite movies and television shows or just a story to help you escape reality? Being Bad Podcast has it all. With a combination of genres to choose from, there is an episode here for everyone. Each episode was produced individually by a student at the University of Sussex's Media, Arts and Humanities School.

Are you human? We are! And we are on a mission to be better humans. Join hosts, Kelly and Kristine as they explore ways to connect, inspire, and empower living better than before... because when you KNOW better, you ARE better.

It’s time to see more Black and Brown women stand up in their power in the corporate world and share their talents at higher levels. Success is going to require you to be introspective, bold, rightfully seen, and to shine. I’m Linda Taliaferro and the Being Brown at Work Podcast is an insider’s look into climbing the corporate ladder as a Black and Brown female professional, creating an unforgettable impact, and being the first in line for leadership opportunities, whether you’re kicking off a new career, pivoting, or looking to grow in a company you’ve been with. I’ll show you how to start unapologetically achieving your professional goals, so you can establish yourself as more than just an employee, but as the leader you are capable of becoming. We’ll deep dive into how to shift your mindset, cultivate an executive presence, build interpersonal skills, and strategically leverage relationships in your career. Are you ready to reach new heights in your career?

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Giving voice to people and pet's stories of overcoming adversity to thrive. A deep dive into people's journeys, inter-species friendship, building resilience and emerging triumphant from life's realities with important insights & lessons to share.

Your life is happening in this moment. Through Being Here, discover how to be satisfied in all areas of your life, relate honestly and naturally, remain centered during life's challenges and dissolve those knee-jerk behaviors that rob you of your spontaneity and creativity. Join internationally acclaimed seminar leaders and best selling authors Ariel and Shya Kane and open the door to living in the moment.

At the CatholicPsych Institute, we're doing something new when it comes to therapy. In the Being Human podcast, Dr. Greg Bottaro, Founder and Director of the CatholicPsych Institute, shares with you his vision for Catholic therapy and a revolutionary approach that is focused, finally, on what it means to be human.

Introducing BEING HUMAN with Lena Sherbert! I'm Lena Sherbert, a former professional basketball player and member of the German National Team, psychologist, and sales leader at Grafana. Throughout my career as a professional athlete, I witnessed—and experienced firsthand—the mental and physical health challenges that often accompany high performance. From performance anxiety, depression, disordered eating, exercise addiction, burnout, and self-doubt, I saw how common these struggles are among elite performers, yet how rarely they are openly discussed. That's why I created this safe space. On BEING HUMAN, we'll have honest conversations about the topics that often feel taboo in high-performance environments. Together, we'll explore what it truly means to be human behind the achievements, titles, and expectations—and how we can cultivate greater well-being, resilience, and authenticity along the way. Welcome to the conversation.

Social media can be an incredible way to connect to people like us and to share important messages. However, it can also make us feel deeply inadequate and like we’re missing out. Many of us follow Instagram influencers for a daily dose of inspiration, but inspiration can sometimes turn into comparison. Next thing we know, we are left wondering why we’re lying on the couch while the rest of Instagram seems glammed up for some event we’re not invited to. Throughout the five episodes in this season, we will speak to some wonderful women who have built successful careers on Instagram. They will share their journeys behind the Instagram grid, tell us what they do to look after their mental health and how they have dealt with all kinds of things including worrying, FOMO, loneliness, body image, and impostor syndrome. Listen as we hear what life is like behind the Instagram grid and get great tips on how to deal with many aspects of our mental health.