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feedspot podcast awards
are you familiar with feedspot?!! they are a fantastic place to discover new podcasts, subscribe, and save your favorites on their reader. i've been on their email list for a couple years now and love getting regular updates about episodes in topics i enjoy. those emails have introduced me to new podcasters and episodes and i couldn't be more grateful!!
i'm honored to share that feedspot came out with their latest rankings in certain categories and my CANDYcolored studio podcast made the list! again, so very grateful to anuj and her team.
i'll leave the lists below. let me know what new podcasts you find on feedspot's website. and what niches of podcasts do you align with most?! not surprising, i find myself gravitating towards women artist podcasts, marketing and business, mindset and spiritual podcasts. enjoy enjoy and merci beaucoup anuj and team feedspot!!
top 15 women artist podcasts
matt & laura grundler of the k12artchat podcast: living a full & abundant life through service, collaboration & support from family and ancestors
CANDYcolored studio podcast episode #245:
just wow. what a treat to spend time getting to know and learning from laura & matt! please share this episode with your favorite creatives and/or teachers! and if you have budding creatives, know a creative who wants to up level or get started, this episode is full of wisdom nuggets! there are some fantastic tips for parents and teens -- an episode simply packed with goodness. and yes, you'll want to go hang out with the grundlers for spring break...take a dip in their pool and chat with them a while! some of the topics matt and laura mention:
- their creative journeys- benefits of small university programs/community colleges
- changing majors & careers
- supporting family, keeping family the focus/priority
- unintentionally following in family footsteps
- being a neuro-divergent teacher/learner
- teaching with students in-mind who process differently
- art journaling
- collaborating with art teachers across the world and finding survival during covid
- podcasting and learning from others
- finding your unique art career path and focus
- allowing for non-traditional paths
- celebrating all the learners: their process, path & style
- collaborating with other local artists at the chloe mae studios in allen, texas
8 of the greatest lessons i'm learning in parenthood
swiss days, summer round up & the benefit of busy work
artist alex reed's east idaho art market
candy colored studio podcast episode #173 - christmas edition: children's books
candy colored studio podcast episode 167: mary brickey - final days of the certain women show & catching up with mary
candy colored studio podcast #166 - nicole woodbury & the latest certain women art show featuring our heavenly mother
candy colored studio podcast episode 165 - tracy ann holmes: ceramics, watercolors, pencil & her certain woman piece about heavenly mother
candy colored studio podcast episode #162 - being a prepper in life and business
candy colored podcast episode #159 - universal laws of giving & respecting choice (part vi)
part six of this series on choice! maybe, like me, you’re looking around lately and seeing that as well-intended as most of it is -- there seems to be choices being made “for our good” at school, in our activities, at work, in our neighborhoods, communities, in our families, and even at church. while i’m truly grateful that so many have our best in mind, i do believe that there is a very fine line between supporting, inviting, encouraging, & guiding...AND the other side, which can be choosing, dictating, controlling, demanding and manipulating. let’s consider some of the places and ways that these are happening and find the best way to navigate it all for us individually and within our families.
candy colored studio podcast episode #157: marissa huber & heather kirtland of carve out time for art - community, book & new podcast!
several years ago, marissa & heather combined forces to support mother artists & create a much-needed community on instagram. artists themselves, they were learning how to set aside tradition or opinions of others, and go after their own creative pursuits while being working mothers. soo many conversations and uplifting love shared between creative caregivers, artist takeovers, interviews, and hashtag challenges. (they even created a global directory on their website: carveouttimeforart.com) last year, their book, the motherhood of art hit bookshelves, continuing the support and conversation. most recently, they have started a patreon podcast called the creative instigators! enjoy this extra sweet conversation full of all the raw realness of mother artists, art journeys, boundaries, knowing yourself, an important litmus question, prioritizing, furthering your art through education, goals, passions, going for it...thunderstorms...and so much more. enjoy, enjoy! (make sure to enter the giveaway)
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