Traci L. Slatton Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Traci L. Slatton
In which a sculptor and the doughboys talk about the state of the art. Sabin Howard Sculpture Studio. Thanks to Charlie Mostow, Paul-Emile Cendron, Zach Libresco, and Javier Robles.
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I'm back! Reading my latest article from Medium Online. The End of the Beginning: Eight of Sabin Howard's Doughboys Get Ready to Go Back to Europe.
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Columnist Lauren Lawrence of the New York Daily News talks about the secret meanings of dreams.
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My article on Medium entitled "Digital Technology and the Sculptor's Art: Innovation and Imagination." This article is about Sabin Howard's use of photogrammetry in fabricating the National WWI Memorial.Here's the audio.
Author and Healer Dr. Jane Ely talks about navigating challenges, soul life lessons, and maturation.
Authors On Air Global Radio - The Librarian Tabatha Pope interviews author Traci L. Slatton. Replayed by permission of The Librarian.
Director and photographer TJ Scott amd recording artist Rachele Royale talk about building a record label, releasing music, and following your dreams.
Documentary maker Markie Hancock talks about her film FERAL LOVE and her documentary education philosopher Maxine Greene.
Director/writer/producer Malcom Carter talks about his wonderful film THE CONNECTED UNIVERSE.
Jennifer Grossman, the CEO of The Atlas Society, talks about the relevance of Ayn Rand.
Master sculptor Sabin Howard talks about the making of the National World War I Memorial.
San Antonio artist Rex Hausmann talks about the conversation and community of art.
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Curator and art critic Joseph Bravo talks about curating the art of the Other, the marginalization of representational art, and artistic authenticity.
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Actor Rory Clarke talks about Kabuki, film, and theater.
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Dr. Debra Jaliman, the author of SKIN RULES: TRADE SECRETS OF A TOP NEW YORK DERMATOLOGIST, talks about being an entrepreneur.
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Architect-in-training Joe Weishaar talks about his journey through the WW1 National Memorial Design Competition.
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Interior Designer Mark Weaver talks about blending classicism with modernity.
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Model and actor Bo Roberts talks about modeling, acting and the New Social Media.
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Art scholar and critic James Cooper talks about the Culture Wars.
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Podcasters Zach Valenti and Gabriel Urbina talk about Wolf359, the creative journey, and what it means to be a Millennial.
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Medical student Julia Howard talks about the journey of becoming a doctor and about osteopathic medicine.
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Author and psychotherapist Dave Richo talks about his latest book: You Are Not What You Think: The Egoless Guide to Self-Esteem and Generous Love.
Commissioner Edwin Fountain of the WW1 Memorial Commission talks about the importance of WW1 and the process of creating a national WW1 memorial in Washington DC.
Master sculptor Sabin Howard talks about the National WW1 Memorial Design and competition.
From the Huffington Post. Gratitude on the Artist's Journey: Sabin Howard and the WW1 Memorial.
Attorney Stuart Gartner talks about matrimonial law and its evolution and the patterns in both failing relationships and working relationships.
Author, entrepreneur, founder, speaker, and medical technologist ROBIN FARMANFAIAN talks about the medical technology revolution, The Patient as CEO, the paradigm shift in the emerging era of the patient, and how technology empowers the healthcare consumer.
Vedic astrologer, author, teacher, and Sanskrit scholar Drew Lawrence talks about the spiritual path, dharma, and personal empowerment.
Country singer-songwriter Madelyn Victoria on being born to sing and the journey of the country singer.
Australian musician Dr. Christobel Llewellyn talks of Kinderjazz about unlocking your child's genius through exposing them to the right kinds of music.
Access and author Victoria Pratt talks about acting and writing and her new novel DOUBLE DOWN.
Author/Creative Producer Yvonne Lieblein talks about her novel THE WHEELHOUSE CAFE, being a catalyst for creativity, and the power of collaboration.
Traci L. Slatton, host of Independent Artists & Thinkers, offers words of gratitude and some announcements.
Dr. Linda Hillebrand discusses integrative and functional medicine, anti-aging strategies, and bioidentical hormones.
The English psychic Paula Roberts talks about clairvoyance, ghost-hunting, and the secrets in our handwriting.
The Honorable Vice Consul of Italy Steve Acunto talks about high art in a world of low art, cultural diplomacy, and the value of bringing yourself to a great work of art.
Pianist and Composer David Sklar talks about composing music, staying true to your self, and returning to the inner child for inspiration.
Muay Thai Champion Ognjen Topic talks about what it takes to achieve the personal transformation into excellence as an athlete.
Author and regression therapist Dr. Linda Backman discusses between lives soul regression and the soul's evolution.
Artist and Atelier Master Virgil Elliott talks about art, critical thinking, and philosophy, and the importance of drawing.
Sufi dancer and founder of Neural Beings Anahita Moghaddam talks about the journey of mindfulness and self actualization.
Author, teacher and astrologer Lynn Bell talks about the archetypes and mythology of our stars.
Dan Booth Cohen and Emily Volden talk about seeing with the heart, systemic family constellations, dimensions of consciousness, and personal transformation.
Author Joyce Strand talks about murder, mystery, mayhem, and marketing for the indie author.
Author and psychotherapist David Richo talks about maturing whole and the power of grace.
Dr. Bruce Cole talks about the 5 star Folly of the Gehry plans for the Eisenhower Memorial. Why are these hideous plans in play? The answer lies in back room hand-shaking, cronyism, fawning over Gehry's celebrity, and sly dealings. What about more than $40,000,000 in vanished taxpayer money?
What does it take to WOW the opera world? Join us as mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong talks about opera, art, and life.
21st Century Troubadour Gideon Irving talks about Stove Top Folk music, traveling the world and playing in people's homes, and his kickstarter campaigns.
Sculptor, author, photographer and inventor G. Augustine Lynas talks about art, books, inventions, being a polymath, and ephemeral art.
Vedic Astrologer Komilla Sutton talks about Jyotish, the ancient science of light...and her journey through Bollywood to the spiritual consciousness of Vedic Astrology.
Writer/Producer/Director Christine Yoo talks about her film WEDDING PALACE and the plight of women directors in Hollywood today.
Desiree Watson, founder and CEO of Wellness Interactive and the Wellness Lounge, talks about global wellness.
Dr. Jane Ely reading the Medicine Wheel prayer at The Ark Bookstore in Santa Fe on June 13, 2015.
Musical theater actress Stephanie Maloney on singing and dancing and the journey of musical theater.
Educator and author Tracy Gray, founder of the Sankofa Global Project, on opening the doors of the world's mind through education.
Actor and Producer Alexis Suarez talks about the actor's journey and patience, practice, and persistence.
Editor-in-chief Peter Trippi of Fine Art Connoisseur magazine talks about the toxic art market trade today.
Painter Roberto Ferri talks about being an artist, figurative painting, and coming to New York city for the first time.
Dr. Bill Bernet talks about parental alienation. See the Parental Alienation Study Group website, pasg.info
Desiree Watson of VoiceAmerica: Wellness Lounge, A Step Further interviews author and publisher Traci L. Slatton.
Traci L. Slatton reading from her piece "The Never Ending Journey of the Independent Artist" in the Huffington Post.
Dancer and Artistic Director Lori Belilove, Founder of the Isadora Duncan Dance Company and Foundation, talks about founding and sustaining a dance company.
Master sculptor Sabin Howard continues discussing his drawing book in "Dialogues on the Drawing Book 2." His new book is entitled "Drawing: The Foundation of Art."
Master Sculptor Sabin Howard discusses his forthcoming drawing book "Drawing: The foundation of art."
This is an interview of Dr. Jane Ely about her book COMING INTO BALANCE: A GUIDE FOR ACTIVATING YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL.
Rory Pinto interviews Sabin Howard and Traci L. Slatton about THE ART OF LIFE. This podcast is replayed by permission from Rory Pinto of New Perspectives radio at Rockland World Radio.
This podcast is replayed by permission from Rory Pinto of New Perspectives radio at Rockland World Radio.
Where has the money gone? The American public deserves an accounting of the $40,000,000 already spent on Frank Gehry's hideous design that memorializes only Gehry's vanity.
I am calling for a fair and open design competition that will yield us a memorial that is both truly innovative and beautiful, like the Lincoln Memorial or the Vietnam Memorial.
Here are a few words about the fundamentals of Independent Publishing from Traci Slatton at Parvati Press.
A few minutes of me reading from Chapter 1 of my historical novel BROKEN, which is set in occupied Paris from 1939-1942.
When the world ends, all that is left is love.... A mystical odyssey, a haunting romance....
An excerpt from THE ART OF LIFE by Sabin Howard and Traci L. Slatton
Why is figurative sculpture important? Does beauty matter?
The song UNIVERSAL LOVE by David Sklar, from which comes the intro and outro music for my podcasts.
What writing novels has taught me about the divinely bittersweet comedy we call life.
Find it on the Huffington Post at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/traci-l-slatton/what-im-learning-about-life-from-writing-novels_b_1459534.html
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton; intro and outro music by David Sklar.
In the end, love demands everything... In a time of apocalyptic despair, love is put to the test….
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton. Intro and outro music by David Sklar.
Luscious art forger Laila Cambridge has a little vampire problem….
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton. Intro and outro music by David Sklar.
This is a review of a one day workshop in NYC with noted psychiatrist and past life researcher Dr. Brian Weiss.
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton. Intro and outro music by David Sklar.
This is a review of BBC's television show SHERLOCK.
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton. Intro and outro music by David Sklar.
How I learned about transference when I worked as a healer, and my response to a client's public snottiness.
Narrated by Traci L. Slatton. Intro and outro music by David Sklar.