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Back again with a little something you can read, watch, OR listen to!
As noted, I am *trying* to grow my platform on YouTube to a sustainable place to share projects I really love. I’ve got a lot of things slow-cooking right now, which is tedious and also very okay.
If you haven’t already, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel and watch this post LIVE with your own eyes, or throw on another video while you’re cleaning your room or feeding your cat or whatever. You don’t even really have to watch if you don’t want! I wouldn’t blame ya.
Thanks for being here if you’re here. It means a lot.
<3, gabby
This week’s episode is a reading of a previously published Substack letter titled “Get Out the Map,” after one of my favorite Indigo Girls songs.
In this episode, I’ll talk about my life-long desire to escape, showing up at my ex’s house in the middle of the night, and finding the balance between exploration and exercising power; the importance of being alone and being home. What it might mean to really be somewhere. I dunno!
You can also watch this episode on my YouTube channel here. Please subscribe if you stop by. :)
This essay, first shared here on Substack, is now available in audio AND video forms! Listen here or watch on Youtube here.
Welcome to the first iteration of what we're calling, "Gabby Reads Her Substack Posts!" in which I attempt to keep this whole podcast thing going by combining the things I write with the things I say. That means you can choose to read or listen to this episode, giving you the power of choice, something I happen to hate. (Kidding. Mostly.) Whatever you choose, thanks for being here. Hope you enjoy.
Part 2 of a conversation with Marissa Neola on faith, passion, and persistence.
I am so grateful to Marissa for joining me on my podcast! Keep up with her on social media @marissaneola across all platforms.
Stay tuned for more!
Gabby gabs with dancer and choreographer, Marissa Neola, about passion, persistence, and apartment horror stories.
This is Part 1 of a 2-part conversation around Marissa's evolution as an artist, the role faith plays in her life as a dancer, and the ups and downs of following your dreams whole-heartedly.
WELCOME BACK! I am so excited to share this episode with my dear friend and former roommate, Rissa. Beware of incessant giggles and recollections of good times.
Follow Marissa @marissaneola on all platforms and make sure to check out Part 2: Gab w/ Marissa Neola
I love you for listening! Can't wait to share more soon. :)
<3, gabby
I am so excited to share an episode that I recorded with another real life actual person and one of my favorites, at that!
DaeSun Cupid is a dancer, choreographer, actor, director, among many other skills, one of them being that he can pull off a pair of platform Jordans.
Dae is someone I look up to personally and professionally and I'm grateful he took some time to share with me (and subsequently, you) about his start, his career, and the role faith has played in his life. Follow him on IG at @daesuncupid
Let me also pivot real quickly and say I am going OUT OF THE COUNTRY! FOR 2 MONTHS! AH! So, this will be the last episode for a while.
Keep up with me @gabbygabspod or @gabbyfenimore
I hope you enjoy and I thank you for listening at all. Cheers, friends.
Ugh, FINALLY! An episode devoted to influencing you! Evangelism at its finest.
No, but really- The Artist's Way is an incredible project and a journey that has changed my life in SUCH a positive way.
In this episode, I tell you about the Artist's Way: what it is, its relationship to my life, and how it has impacted the lives of some people who are close to me.
This episode features guests Monica Fenimore and Tendai Mufkaka- both of whom helped me to complete the Artist's Way and share about their experiences firsthand.
This course rocks and has been an incredible aid on my spiritual and creative journey. If you have done it yourself, hit me up and tell me about your experience! And if you haven't and you're still not convinced, but are intrigued, please also hit me up. I am very persuasive.
Shoutout again to @noahfenimore of @betteryetband for the awesome tune heard throughout the episode.
Follow me @gabbygabspod or @gabbyfenimore to stay updated on things.
Remember: creativity is God's gift to us. Being creative is our gift back to God.
Be creative! Have a great week.
WELCOME BACK! Here for a good time and hopefully a longer one.
This is like my re-baptism or vow renewal or basically just second (or maybe technically third) shot at this whole podcast thing.
Though I am scared to come back at it from a very different place than where I started, I hope that my being upfront about my deconstruction journey will reach someone who needs some encouragement in theirs. That is what helped me! Just here to try and return the favor.
Stay tuned for updated chats with some guests from years before as well as some new voices.
Happy you're here and happy to be here.
Follow me on the internet for more re-branding and whatnot @gabbygabspod as well as personally/professionally @gabbyfenimore and @gfenimorephoto because apparently my side hustle is making Instagram accounts! Which make me almost zero money!
Please also follow @betteryetband and @noahfenimore who is responsible for the pod's new jingle.
Well, hello!
Thank you thank you THANK you to everyone who listens. Dunno why you're here. But thanks.
Me reiterating to you how I'm "being real" makes it all less real I feel, so, yanno, I say everything that needs to be said in the ep. Please excuse my inevitably mispronounced words and join me in accepting the large possibility that I have no idea what I'm talking about.
On a real note, check out the books/text/music mentioned and feel free to send more my way. I am just happy to be here these days. Eager to learn. Ready for whatever's coming my way.
Happy listening and I'll talk at you (hopefully) again soon!
Follow @gabbygabspodcast and @gabbyfenimore
Check out:
Beautiful World, Where are You? by Sally Rooney
12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B. Peterson
This is Water by David Foster Wallace
Closer to Fine by The Indigo Girls
:)
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