The Artists’ Pool

The Artists’ Pool

By lulu schwallArtsVisual Arts
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The Artists’ Pool episodes

  • My Story, Part 4
    The last part of my story that starts in 2009 to present
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    41 min
  • My Story, Part 3
    The story of my life from ages 29 to 39....
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    28 min
  • My Story Part 2
    Continuation of my personal story which picks up at age 13.... and leaves off at age 27.....
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    32 min
  • My Story, Part I
    The story of my life from birth to age 13...
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    46 min
  • One Lonely Mutha, Part Two
    Brande Wilkerson of Victory Vintage Boutique joins me today as we continue to talk about the loneliness we sometimes feel as moms ...
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    38 min
  • One Lonely Mutha, Part One
    Part one on the topic of being a busy mom but feeling so lonely !!!
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    32 min
  • Caution! Chocolate Frosting Ahead
    Today I have a convo with my friend Krista about a friendship breakup and what good friends mean to her and I wrap up Melanie Dale’s book, Women Are Scary
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    41 min
  • Welcome to my mess, come on in ...
    I continue to review Melanie Dale’s book, “Women Are Scary”, we rounded third base where the friendship starts getting real, for real ...
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    40 min

About The Artists’ Pool

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sometimes deep sometimes shallow conversations with artists of all kinds about their interests, their creative processes, and what makes them laugh