Women Who Art

We want to begin with how serious of a situation this is, and we are praying for the peace and health of everyone in the world. We are taking it light during this podcast to show the arts side of things while we are all cooped up. Stay safe, and we love you all.

You'll find a ton to do while staying indoors and away from others physically in this episode. Please share it with anyone having a hard time.

Also, a big thanks to Wendy Wallenberg for joining us for Question Time at the end of this episode.

What a cool time to live in musically? Music has come such a long way. Come join our conversation about new music and how it fits in our lives. 

 

https://terroirnewmusic.org/

https://www.kindsofkings.com/

Inspiring young minds, Nicole Reed shapes the future of art in the city of Portland. Join our conversation about art education and all things in the life of an artist with this episode. Send any questions or comments our way to [email protected].

Find Nicole and her school projects here:

https://www.instagram.com/irvingtonart/

Yeah! Dana is a food stylist and a professional in culinary arts. We are super excited to bring this talk to you. Listen in for food tv, seasonal eating, and travel talk. Beatriz and I are moms of little ones, so the kids might be in this episode here and there. Oops. Also, Dana tell us a secret about NYC.

#eatlocal

Peace,

Garine

Hello all!

You're in store for some laughs with this episode, but seriously, it's great to talk with comedians. We have Lesley Jo, a comedian and show organizer, with a heart of gold telling us how it goes in the Central Florida comedy scene. You can hear her all over town, but here you get the exclusive talk of what's up. Enjoy!

p.s. surprise comedian comes in rogue at the end for a game of Jenga.

Listen in to hear our talk with writer and creator Jamie Joyce about her transformational experiences from Burning Man, Society Library, Internet Government, and her experience with Stendhal syndrome. Get inspired to do something small that helps something big. She is doing some great work to help our world.

Welcome back! We are pumped to spend some more time putting this project together. Please welcome Beatriz Ramirez-Belt as our cohost this season. With having kids and still working, we've been working at full force. Enjoy your time listening to this less than a half hour bunch of fun learning some facts about the arts in trivia form. Also, join us at the end of the episode for a public question time. You can email us at

Peace and Love,

Garine Adams

In this episode we have a very fun evening with the Improv Runaways, improv comedy group from Orlando, FL. Half of the episode consists of games and the other half improv comedy. The ladies bring their art to life through laughter. Get your face muscles ready for a fun hour of laughing with these funny ladies.

In this episode we focus on Elizabeth A. baker, who considers herself a new Renaissance woman. She specializes in classical contemporary music, visual art, dance, poetry, and anything and everything else that brings her art to life including toy pianos and some exotic ways to play prepared piano pieces. **We get into talking some adult subjects in this one, so definitely preview before letting little ones listen in.

We sit down with the women who are behind North Florida Christian Service Camp's Alive week for high school worship arts. We talk about the range of things they provide for our high schoolers here in the state of Florida and beyond. The camp is a year round camp helping the community of Keystone Heights, FL. We focus on the one week a year they offer to high schoolers from all over to bond using music, theater, dance, art, sound design, writing, and service. All for the glory to God.