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Ever wonder what ignites the creative spark in inspiring artists, change-fighting activists, and even my neighbor who practices synchronized swimming in their inflatable pool every morning? That's me, Stephanie Graham, artist, and filmmaker, diving deep with these movers and shakers on the noseyAF Podcast. Every other week, we'll explore their journeys and the secrets to making a difference and uncover captivating narratives. Step into their creative worlds, ignite your curiosity and discover the inspiration that shapes landscapes and builds a better world. As an artist, I'm passionate about weaving these stories into my work. We'll explore the challenges and routines that fuel success, venture behind the scenes, and share updates on my artistic journey. Join the noseyAF community – every episode is an invitation to explore, learn, and grow together!
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Ever wonder what ignites the creative spark in inspiring artists, change-fighting activists, and even my neighbor who practices synchronized swimming in their inflatable pool every morning? That's me, Stephanie Graham, artist, and filmmaker, diving deep with these movers and shakers on the noseyAF Podcast. Every other week, we'll explore their journeys and the secrets to making a difference and uncover captivating narratives. Step into their creative worlds, ignite your curiosity and discover the inspiration that shapes landscapes and builds a better world. As an artist, I'm passionate about weaving these stories into my work. We'll explore the challenges and routines that fuel success, venture behind the scenes, and share updates on my artistic journey. Join the noseyAF community – every episode is an invitation to explore, learn, and grow together!
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Ep 66: Embrace the Real You: Ditch the 'New Year, New You' Myth Summary of the episode The latest episode of noseyAF dives into the concept of self-acceptance versus the pervasive "New Year, New You" mentality that often pressures individuals to completely reinvent themselves each January. Host Stephanie Graham reflects on her own experiences and goals from the past year, emphasizing the importance of self-trust and embracing who we already are. Guest Valerie Friedlander expands on this idea, discussing how societal expectations can lead to feelings of inadequacy and the harmful messaging that something is inherently wrong with us. Instead of striving to become someone new, the conversation encourages listeners to reclaim their true selves and recognize the value of their unique identities. This thought-provoking dialogue invites everyone to step into 2025 with self-acceptance and a commitment to honoring their authentic selves. Takeaways: The New Year, new you mantra is often toxic, pushing unrealistic expectations on individuals. Instead of trying to reinvent ourselves, we should focus on reclaiming our true selves. Reflecting on the past year can help us set more authentic intentions for the future. Building self-trust is key to personal development, rather than conforming to external pressures. Embracing who we are allows for more genuine connections with ourselves and others. Recognizing that our perceived flaws can actually be strengths is essential for growth. Chapters: 00:01 - Welcome to Nosy: Conversations About Art and Activism 04:16 - Embracing the New Year as Your True Self 14:38 - Reclaiming Yourself: The Journey to Authenticity 17:59 - Embracing Your True Self 26:30 - Understanding Self Through Personality Assessments 34:15 - Building Self Trust and Relationships All about Valerie Valerie is a compassionate and creative coach dedicated to helping individuals, particularly women, break free from internalized patterns that limit their potential. With a deep understanding of societal pressures and the unique challenges faced by empathetic individuals, Valerie empowers clients to align with their most powerful selves and channel their energy toward meaningful work. Her coaching philosophy emphasizes that transforming internalized patterns not only amplifies one’s impact on the world but also fosters intentional, joyful relationships in all areas of life. Known for her empathetic and engaging style, Valerie guides clients through a creative and fun process that honors their humanity and intuition, uncovering personalized solutions that lead to lasting change. Resources mentioned in this episode Flow Mastery Group Coaching Create Your Flow Course You Were Born For This by Chani Nicholas 🚨Lofi Beats for you to lay on the couch!🚨 Fun Personality Tests: Myers Brigg Enneagram (read up on this one though folks have wild ideas about it) SHOW NOTES As the calendar turns to 2025, Stephanie Graham reflects on the whirlwind of experiences and challenges that shaped 2024. In this engaging conversation, she discusses the importance of self-reflection and personal growth, especially at year-end. Stephanie encourages listeners to embrace their authentic selves rather than succumbing to the societal pressures of the 'New Year, New You' mantra that has pervaded our culture. Highlighting her own experiences with unmet goals and the lessons learned, she emphasizes celebrating achievements, no matter the scale, and fostering a supportive community that embraces individuality. The episode culminates in a special feature from Valerie Friedlander, who delves into the toxic nature of the 'New Year, New You' ideology, advocating instead for self-acceptance and trust. Listeners are invited to embark on a journey of reclaiming their identities and envisioning a year that honors who they truly are, rather than who they feel pressured to become. Valerie Friedlander takes center stage as she dismantles the harmful narratives surrounding personal transformation. She critiques the idea that individuals must completely reinvent themselves with each new year, positing that this mindset stems from a deeper societal belief that one is inherently flawed. Valerie encourages listeners to identify and embrace their authentic selves, arguing that the traits often labeled as 'defects' are merely misunderstood assets waiting to be recognized and harnessed. By sharing personal anecdotes and insights from her coaching practice, Valerie inspires a shift in perspective, inviting individuals to reflect on their journeys and reclaim the parts of themselves that society may have sidelined. This enriching dialogue not only underscores the significance of self-trust and authenticity but also empowers listeners to approach the new year with a renewed sense of agency and purpose, focusing on self-compassion rather than unattainable standards of perfection. The conversation between Stephanie and Valerie serves as a powerful reminder that personal growth does not necessitate losing oneself in the process. Instead of adhering to rigid resolutions, they advocate for a more fluid approach to self-improvement, one that acknowledges the complexities of individual experiences. This episode encourages listeners to recognize the societal pressures that influence their self-perceptions and to challenge the notion that they need to conform to external expectations. By engaging in introspection, celebrating progress, and fostering a mindset of acceptance, individuals can cultivate a year filled with genuine growth and fulfillment. As Stephanie and Valerie navigate these themes, they ultimately empower their audience to embrace their true selves, setting the stage for a transformative and authentic 2025. Connect with Valerie Facebook Instagram Get email updates from Valerie! Work with Valerie! Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Ep 65: Saint Nick Sets The Record Straight Summary of the episode Get ready for a magical holiday treat as our friends of Modern Dadhood, Adam and Mark, sit down for an exclusive interview with Santa Claus himself!! I know so wild! This special episode is designed for the entire family, making it a perfect way to spark joy and excitement in the hearts of children and parents alike. Adam dives into some of the kids' biggest questions about Santa, covering everything from how he manages to visit every home in one night to the secrets behind the elves and the Christmas spirit. With Santa's warm and humorous responses, listeners will be enchanted by the magic of the season and the importance of belief. Join Adam and Mark as they explore the world of Santa Claus and share heartfelt moments that embody the true spirit of Christmas. Listeners are in for a treat as they dive into a special holiday episode of Nosy AF, where the magic of Christmas comes alive with an exclusive interview featuring Santa Claus. Stephanie sets the festive tone, inviting families to gather their little ones for a delightful experience that blends wonder with heartfelt insights. The episode unfolds through a lively dialogue between Adam and Santa, exploring an array of whimsical topics such as how Santa manages to visit every child in one night, the significance of believing in Santa, and the role of his helpers around the world. With humor and charm, Santa shares stories from the North Pole, vividly depicting his preparations and the joy he spreads each year. As the conversation progresses, listeners are treated to Santa's perspective on the importance of kindness and belief, not just during the holiday season but throughout the entire year. The hosts engage in thoughtful reflections about what it means to be part of a supportive community, especially during the holidays, as Mark shares his gratitude towards Adam for assisting him in preparing for Christmas while he was under the weather. This genuine moment of friendship resonates deeply, serving as a reminder of the true spirit of the season—supporting one another and cherishing connections. With Santa's comforting presence and the hosts' personal anecdotes, this episode encapsulates the essence of Christmas, leaving listeners inspired and filled with holiday cheer as they embark on their own holiday traditions. Takeaways: This holiday episode features a special interview with Santa Claus, perfect for family listening. Santa emphasizes the importance of belief and kindness, encouraging children to keep the magic alive. Listeners learn about the busy life of Santa Claus and his workshop during December. The conversation highlights the joy of holiday traditions, such as Elf on the Shelf. Adam and Mark discuss how Santa manages to visit homes without chimneys using magic. The episode also touches on the significance of community support during the holiday season. Chapters: 00:10 - Introducing a Special Episode 05:31 - Interview with Santa Claus 09:46 - The Secrets of Santa Claus 19:30 - The Origins of Santa Claus 28:44 - The Holiday Spirit and Support About Modern Dadhood Podcast : Adam Flaherty and Marc Checket are two dads from suburban New England. And while they might think they’re pretty funny and cool, the world clearly does NOT need another white dude ramble-cast. That’s why Modern Dadhood explores what it really means to be a "dad" in 2024 through candid, authentic, and often hilarious conversations with diverse dads of all walks of life… including famous dads, NOT famous dads, dads-to-be, step dads, grand dads, trans dads, and more. By celebrating present, engaged parenting and commiserating over common fatherhood challenges, listeners will gain new perspectives and feel empowered to become more present and mindful fathers, raising the next generation of kick-ass, world changing kids. The show features relatable anecdotes from the hosts' own lives, recurring segments like Instant Regrets , Kisses & Disses , and Confessions , and plenty of thoughts on the good, the bad, and the ridiculous. Expect a healthy dose of laughter, sincerity, vulnerability, and 90s nostalgia in each biweekly episode. Notable guests include actor Terry O'Quinn (Lost, The Stepfather), SNL alum Bobby Moynihan, MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin, Sesame Street's Emilio Delgado, and comedians Chris Gethard, Rory Scovel, and Michael Ian Black. Resources mentioned in this episode Ep 64 Episode about Reciprocity and Mutual Aid with Eric Von Haynes www.moderndadhood.com NORAD Santa Tracker Modern Dadhood Instagram Modern Dadhood Facebook Modern Dadhood TikTok Modern Dadhood YouTube Website: www.moderndadhood.com Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Special thanks to Adam and Marc at Modern Dadhood Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Music: Adam’s 10-year-old…
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1:13:01Ep 64: From Art to Aid: Eric von Haynes on Creating Community Connections Summary of the episode: Today’s conversation centers on the critical distinction between mutual aid and charity, as articulated by our guest, Eric von Haynes. Eric emphasizes that mutual aid is rooted in reciprocity and community connection, contrasting it with the more transactional nature of charity. He shares insights from his extensive work in mutual aid initiatives, including the Love Fridge project, which provides community fridges stocked with food and resources, emphasizing the importance of anonymity and equality in these efforts. Throughout the discussion, Eric reflects on his artistic journey, particularly his passion for printmaking as a means of disseminating ideas and fostering community dialogue. With a focus on the values of horizontality and support, this episode encourages listeners to think critically about how we share resources and uplift one another in our communities. Takeaways: Mutual aid emphasizes reciprocity and community support, distinguishing it from mere charity. The Love Fridge initiative in Chicago showcases how community fridges can foster mutual aid. Eric advocates for slow media, valuing thoughtful engagement over rapid consumption. Art practices, like printmaking, provide a platform for voices that challenge societal norms. Chapters: • 00:01 - Introduction to Nosy AF Conversations • 03:10 - Understanding Mutual Aid and Reciprocity • 12:04 - The Concept of Mutual Aid • 17:46 - Community Fridges and Mutual Aid • 26:42 - Community Engagement and Food Rescue • 36:52 - Understanding Mutual Aid vs Charity • 40:45 - Values and Practices in Community Engagement • 46:25 - The Importance of Print in Art and Society • 55:13 - The Philosophy of Anarchy and Community • 01:01:40 - The Importance of Slow Media • 01:06:45 - The Legacy of Robert Blackburn About Eric: Eric Von Haynes operates under the imprint Flatlands Press and co-founded Love Fridge Chicago, a mutual aid initiative supporting community fridges. He is a visiting senior instructor of graphic design at the UIC School of Design and currently serves as the president of the Chicago Printers Guild. Resources mentioned in this episode Eric Von Haynes: Drawn Through Restraint Dean Spade Mutual Aid Book *link to this book is with an affiliate link* Community Centered Design Love Fridge Btw Happy Anniversary, Love Fridge! 💕🎊 Food Not Bombs Chicagoland Food Sovereignty Coalition Getting Grown Collective Narcan Robert Blackburn Gabe Hoare Connect with Eric Instagram: @Flatlands_press Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Ep 63: First-Time Vendor: My Experience at a Holiday Market Summary of the episode: Hey friends, welcome back to noseyAF ! In this solo episode, Stephanie Graham reflects on the whirlwind of 2024 as December kicks off. Stephanie shares her experience as a first-time vendor at the 476 2nd Annual Holiday Market, hosted by her film union, IATSE. From setting up a cute booth with her cousin Brandy of Poor Little Rich Girl to selling her tiny, inspired pins, Stephanie dives into what it was like to step into the world of holiday markets. She recounts highlights like Santa Claus, a Tony Bennett impersonator, and DJ-spun tunes, as well as valuable lessons learned from seasoned market vendors like Nyla from Homegirls Hummus. Stephanie also touches on the joy of connecting with buyers face-to-face and shares tips for anyone looking to try their hand at vending. Looking ahead, Stephanie teases an exciting lineup for the remainder of the year, including a conversation with Eric Von Haynes , a talented printmaker, and part of The Love Fridge project. She hints at taking a well-deserved break before returning fresh in 2025. Tune in for a heartfelt recap, lessons learned, and a sneak peek at what’s to come. Stay curious, and take care! Links Mentioned in this Episode Episode 59: Holiday Market Adventure Pictures from the Holiday Market Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch . Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Ep 62: From Disappointment to Determination: A New Path Forward with Brian Pughsley Summary of the episode This episode of noseyAF centers around disappointment and reflection following the 2024 election results, highlighting the importance of community, faith, and resilience. Host Stephanie Graham expresses her pride in the efforts made by individuals who supported Vice President Harris, emphasizing that their hard work should not feel wasted. Reverend Brian Pughsley joins the conversation, offering a powerful message about faith and perseverance during challenging times. He encourages listeners to strengthen their convictions and unite in their causes, reminding everyone that the fight for rights and justice continues. Together, they inspire a sense of hope and determination to push forward, regardless of the obstacles ahead. Takeaways: In times of disappointment, it is essential to reflect on the effort we put into the election process. Reverend Brian Pusley emphasizes the importance of strengthening faith and community in challenging times. The podcast highlights the necessity of activism and unity within the community for future rights. Brian encourages listeners to stay ready and equipped to fight for their rights and the rights of others. Stephanie expresses gratitude for the support and dedication of those who worked for change during the election. The message is one of hope and resilience, reminding us that God is still in control. About Rev Brian C. Pughsley: Rev. Brian C. Pughsley is a multifaceted preacher, actor, rapper, writer, and podcaster dedicated to connecting with people through faith and creativity. Baptized at an early age, he answered his call to ministry on July 4, 2001, and was licensed and ordained on November 21, 2004, at Living Water Missionary Baptist Church in Hammond, Indiana, under Rev. Dr. Homer Walker, Jr. Throughout his ministry, Rev. Brian has served in various pastoral roles, including Associate Pastor for Youth and Media Ministries at Living Water Missionary Baptist Church and Pioneer Missionary Baptist Church in South Holland, IL. His involvement has extended to youth leadership roles at Covenant United Church of Christ and New Faith Baptist Church International, where he supported ministries in prayer, media, and men’s fellowship. Currently, Rev. Brian serves as Associate Pastor at Trinity United Church of Christ-Gary, where he also contributes as a digital pastor. In early 2023, he joined Immanuel Church Unusual in Chicago as a Digital Pastor, assisting the church's digital outreach as they launched in the area. In 2018, Rev. Brian started a podcast, which evolved during the pandemic from entertainment-focused content to a ministry without walls, reaching people with messages of hope. A trained actor, violinist, rapper, and singer, he brings his diverse talents to each endeavor, blending artistry and ministry in meaningful ways. In his spare time, he enjoys writing, drawing, and inspiring others. Currently, he resides in the suburbs of Chicago, IL. Resources mentioned in this episode Check out Brian’s podcast, Safe Haven Organ music Terry Brandford Walk with Me performed by Gregg ”Happy Guitar” Hayes” check out the full performance here Worship Music: Peace - Deep Instrumental Worship full video here Connect with Brian Instagram: @revbrianpughsley Website: safehavenpodcast.org Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Buckle up, everyone! It’s Election Day 2024, and the energy is electric! The stakes are high, the tension is real, and all eyes are on the possibility of a new Madame President. In today’s episode, host Stephanie Graham is joined by her trusted battle buddy, Stephisha YCoy Walton, to break down what this pivotal election means for us all. Join them as they dig into the importance of voter mobilization and civic engagement, sharing their own experiences in activism, from phone banking to grassroots organizing. With passion, humor, and a few personal stories, they explore how each vote shapes our collective future and why showing up to the polls matters more than ever. Get ready for an inspiring, motivating, and sometimes funny conversation about the power of our voices—and the responsibilities we hold as citizens. About Stephisha: Stephisha Ycoy Walton is a God-fearing individual who lives life in the gray area of most things, focused on community impact and social justice. Passionate about financial literacy, she is dedicated to coaching, teaching, and mentoring others to improve their financial skillsets. As a licensed financial advisor, member of Oakland's Budget Advisory Commission, and credentialed teacher, Stephisha walks her purpose on purpose. She believes that financial independence is a result of consistent choices and is committed to guiding others toward financial success. Takeaways: The importance of grassroots mobilization to the polls in the 2024 election is crucial. Financial literacy education for youth can empower them to understand money management. Engaging in local elections is just as vital as voting for president and vice president. The impact of social media on political engagement is growing and cannot be overlooked. Community involvement in political processes can shape the future of local education systems. Understanding candidate policies is essential for informed voting during elections. Resources Mentioned: World Economic Forum Great Awakening Documentary (I think this is it) Episode Summary: With the 2024 election looming on the horizon, Stephanie Graham and Stephisha Ekoy Walton engage listeners in an impassioned discussion about the power of voting and grassroots activism. The episode captures the palpable tension and excitement of election day as the hosts reflect on their experiences mobilizing voters in their communities. Stephanie shares her personal stakes and concerns, emphasizing how the election’s outcome could significantly impact the lives of marginalized individuals and families. Through their candid conversation, they highlight the urgency of civic engagement, encouraging listeners to recognize their roles within the democratic process and to take action. The discussion broadens to encompass the significance of financial literacy as a tool for empowerment. Stephisha, with her background as a licensed financial advisor, emphasizes the importance of educating young people about personal finance as a means of breaking the cycle of poverty and fostering independence. The hosts share inspiring stories of their community initiatives aimed at teaching financial skills, and they discuss how these efforts can create a more informed electorate. This emphasis on financial literacy intertwines with their advocacy for social justice, illustrating how understanding economic systems can enhance one’s ability to navigate the political landscape effectively. As the episode unfolds, Stephanie and Stephisha reflect on the narratives surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris and the importance of a nuanced understanding of her role in the political arena. They address the criticisms she has faced while emphasizing her commitment to the communities she serves. This dialogue encourages listeners to critically evaluate political narratives and to seek out candidates who prioritize equity and justice. Through their engaging and relatable conversation, this episode serves as both a motivational call to action and a reminder of the power of individual voices in shaping the future of our communities. Chapters: • 00:05 - Intro: Welcome to Nosy AF • 00:35 - It's Election Day: Feeling Nervous • 00:52 - Introducing Stephisha Ekoy Walton • 01:06 - Mobilizing for the Election • 00:27 - Understanding What's at Stake • 03:31 - Getting Involved: Community Engagement • 03:36 - The Importance of Voting • 17:21 - Financial Literacy and Community Impact • 34:20 - Taking Action: Teaching Youth Financial Skills • 04:27 - Closing Thoughts: Celebrating Change Connect with Stephisha Instagram: @sycoywalton Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam Special thanks this episode to Amanda McGrane, KO Meyers, and Dave Jackson…
Ep 60: Doom-Scrolling and Daily Joys Summary of this episode In this episode of noseyAF , host Stephanie shares candid, one-take thoughts on navigating the emotional weight of the current election cycle. She opens up about being glued to the news and refreshing social media while dealing with the uncertainty that comes with it. Stephanie hopes these reflections will resonate with listeners and offer a bit of support during these overwhelming times. She also gives a shoutout to her podcast bestie, Paulette Erato, and her incredible work organizing the Latinas in Podcasting Summit , an event that brought together both new and experienced podcasters. Stephanie would love to hear from you, too—how are you holding up? Reach out and let her know! Resources mentioned in this episode: Paulette's Podcast La Vida Más Chévere Latinas in Podcasting Summit Mindful Marketing Podcast: pod.link/1390672198 Check Your Voter Registration Status Connect with Stephanie: Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show: Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Join Stephanie Graham as she talks about her enamel pins and shares exciting news about her upcoming debut as a vendor at a holiday market. With a passion for creativity and conversation, Stephanie reflects on her journey of making quirky, limited-edition pins that spark joy and connection. From her inspiration at a local artist gallery to her fun designs like the "Freedom Kahlo" and "I Need a Baker," she opens up about her artistic process and the stories behind her creations. Get ready for some fun insights, a catchy new beat for a podcast segment, and a heartfelt invitation to support local creatives. Tune in for a bright, engaging discussion that feels like chatting with your best friend! Companies mentioned in this episode: 2nd Annual Film Workers Holiday Market Graham Cracker Pin Company Devening Projects Cine City Studios IATSE Local 476 IATSE Local 800 Takeaways: Stephanie Graham introduces her creative journey from filmmaking to starting her pin business. The upcoming holiday market will be Stephanie's first experience as a vendor showcasing her pins. Graham Cracker Pin Company focuses on quirky, limited-edition enamel pins that spark conversations. The inspiration for her pins came from an artist's gallery visit that inspired her creativity. Stephanie shares her unique designs, including a Frida Kahlo pin that reflects her identity. The holiday market supports fellow filmmakers, showcasing their talents beyond the film industry. Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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Ep 58: Hosting with Heart: Breaking the Rules of Traditional Entertaining “The heart of hospitality isn’t about impressing others but making them feel welcome.” — Saanya Ali Summary of the episode Welcome back to episode 58 of nosyAF ! In this episode of nosyAF: Conversations About Art, Activism, and Social Change , host Stephanie sits down with Saanya Ali, founder of Soiree, to discuss how she is hosting with heart and redefining hospitality through her creative and joyful approach to gatherings. Saanya shares how hosting can move beyond stress and formality, focusing instead on connection and generosity. From her international upbringing to her passion for food and community, Saanya highlights how hospitality can be as simple as pizza on the floor with friends, emphasizing that the experience is about people, not perfection. Topics discussed: 🍜Hosting with heart means prioritizing connection over perfection and making everyone feel valued and at home. 🍕A dinner party doesn’t have to be elaborate. It can be pizza on the floor—the connection matters," says Saanya. 🍽️ By breaking down the barriers to hosting, Saanya shows everyone can create memorable experiences, no matter the setting. 🥂Hospitality is about generosity and bringing people together, whether at a lavish event or a casual get-together. All About Saanya: Saanya Ali is a storyteller, writer, self-trained chef, and community-builder. She founded SOIRÉE, a platform that simplifies hosting for a new generation of entertainers. Born in Switzerland to South Asian parents and having traveled to over 65 countries, Saanya is fascinated by how food connects people across cultures and traditions. For her, a shared meal is more than just food—it's a way to break down barriers, tell stories, and bring people closer to their roots and communities. After graduating from NYU's Gallatin School with a focus on Mixed Media Storytelling and Human Rights, Saanya worked at Well+Good before leaving in 2022 to focus full-time on SOIRÉE. The platform offers playful, practical solutions for Gen Z hosts, prioritizing authenticity, creativity, and accessibility over perfection. At heart, Saanya is a curious third-culture kid who passionately believes in the power of food and connection. Her journey, from her multicultural upbringing to her extensive travels, has reinforced her belief that food is a universal language that can bridge cultural gaps and foster meaningful connection. Resources mentioned in this episode SOIRÉE Website Sign up for the Saanya’s newsletter: SOIRÉE Noteworthy quotes from this episode “We dont need a run of show!” "Food is a universal language—it brings people together, and that's what hospitality is all about." "The heart of hospitality isn’t about impressing others but making them feel welcome.” Connect with Saanya Instagram: @ justsoiree Website: https://www.justsoiree.com/ Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
Ep 57: Black Male Friendship: A Love You Bro Update Summary of the episode: In this episode of noseyAF, host Stephanie invites Black men living in Chicago to participate in her ongoing photography project titled "Love You Bro." Launched in 2018, the project aims to document the unique bonds of friendship among Black men through photography. Stephanie shares her inspiration for the project, which stemmed from her personal observations of the loyalty and camaraderie in these friendships. Listeners can learn more about the project and find a link to sign up for the photography session scheduled for October 6th at a studio in Chicago. Join the conversation about art, activism, and the importance of friendship in the Black community. Topics discussed: Inspiration Behind the Love You Bro Project Significance of Friendship Come to the Photo Session!! Resources mentioned in this episode Signup to come to the Love You Bro Portrait Session Love You Bro Project Whitney Bradshaw’s Outcry Project Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects More Episodes at noseyaf.com Leave me feedback or send me a message : Support the Show: Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
Ep 56: Choosing You: Art, Family, Community 🎨👨👩👧👦🤎✊🏾 "You got to choose you." - Pug Atomz, Prince of Art 😎 IFYKYK Hey friends, welcome back to another episode of nosey AF! Today, we have an incredibly versatile Chicago artist, Pugs Atomz, on the show. Pugs is a true Renaissance man, excelling as an emcee, painter, sculptor, fashion designer, and more. In this episode, we dive deep into his multifaceted creative journey. Episode Summary: We start by discussing Pugs' impressive discography, which includes around 32 albums. We also explore the challenges of being a multi-talented artist and how Pugs navigates people's attempts to pigeonhole him. Pugs shares fascinating stories about his early career, including his time working at the Chicago Children's Museum and how he balanced his art with various day jobs. Pugs reveals the importance of choosing oneself, especially as an artist. He recounts a pivotal moment when he decided to pursue his dreams over job security. We also discuss the power of community and how he founded the Nacrobats, a hip-hop crew that started in 1993 and grew to include over 200 members. One of the highlights of our conversation is Pugs' approach to his art, which he describes as highly detailed and research-driven. Whether painting, making music, or designing fashion, Pugs emphasizes the importance of layers and details in his work. We also discuss his latest project, "Mookie on the South Side," a multi-disciplinary work that includes paintings, installations, and an album. Pugs explains how he sees his projects as mini-movies, each with a beginning, middle, and end. Towards the end of the episode, we delve into Pugs' style and his time as the creative director for the fashion line Iridium. He shares insights into how he plans his outfits and the importance of having a versatile wardrobe. This episode is a treasure trove of insights and stories from one of Chicago's most dynamic artists. Whether you're an aspiring artist or just a fan of creative expression, you won't want to miss this conversation with Pugs Atomz. Thanks for tuning in. Pugs' fashion brand, Usuwe, offers some stylish and unique pieces. Topics discussed: Pugs Atomz’s Multifaceted Career: The episode explores Pugs' various artistic endeavors, including his music, painting, sculpture, and fashion design. The Artist's Journey: Pugs discusses his early career, challenges, and the importance of choosing oneself as an artist. He also shares insights into the power of community and his experiences with the Nacrobats. Pugs' Creative Process and Projects: The episode delves into Pugs' approach to his art, including his focus on detail and research. He also discusses his latest project, "Mookie on the South Side," and his style. Pugs Atomz Bio: Pugs Atomz is a multi-talented artist—a designer, muralist, rapper, and radio host. Inspired by his Chicago upbringing and artistic mother, he explored visual arts and music. In the 1990s, he co-founded The Nacrobats collective, releasing albums and solidifying himself in hip-hop. After attending art school, Pugs released his debut album in 2000 and toured internationally. He documented his life as a graffiti artist through music and art installations. His social commentary led to involvement with anti-violence movements. Pugs' international tours with DJ Vadim sparked a passion for fashion. He designed for major brands and co-founded Iridium Clothing, which attracted celebrities and cultivated young talent. He now runs his brand, Usuwe, and contributes to public art projects through co-founded initiatives. Resources mentioned in this episode Nas “Book of Rhymes” Pugs Atomz “Playing with matches “ Meet Me At Dr. Wax Painting Englewood Arts Collective Usuwe Iridium Clothing noseyAF "Paying For Art Opportunities" (last episode I referenced) In our conversation, I mentioned that Pugs has been interviewed many times. Here is another Conversation I found on YouTube where Pugs discusses his latest Project, "Mookie on the Southside," with producer DJ Real One interviewed by the project engineer, Justin “Zesto” Quiñones, who also has a YouTube channel. I know nothing about music production, so I thought this discussion was interesting; watch it here . Sponsor Shoutout UsUWe (pronounced Us-you-we) is a brand offering t-shirts, paintings, music, videos, and activations to reflect the emotions of us, you, and we. It's a time capsule of events and great memories. I made Pugs' brand, UsUWe, a sponsor of this week's episode just for fun because he was on the show. I own a few things from UsUWe and bought his clothes as gifts. It's good stuff! Shop Usuwe here: https://usuwe.threadless.com/ Check out Usuwe and support Pugs Atomz! Note: In the episode, I mistakenly said "USUWE93" instead of "Usuwe." I apologize for the error. Connect with Pugs Atomz Instagram: @pugsatomz Website: https://www.pugsatomz.com/ Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects Enjoy my work? Join my studio newsletter More Episodes at noseyaf.com Please leave me feedback or send me a message: Support the Show Rate and Review the show: Share noseyAF with your friends: Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF Dispatch Episode Credits: Produced, Hosted, and Edited by Me, Stephanie (teaching myself audio editing!) Lyrics: Queen Lex Instrumental: Freddie Bam Fam…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of art submissions. Stephanie answers a listener's burning question: Is it worth paying an entry fee for art opportunities? She breaks down the importance of thorough research, emphasizing the value of understanding the hosting organization, juror, and curator. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting , this episode offers practical advice on navigating the complex landscape of art opportunities with confidence and clarity. Topics discussed: 🔍 Researching Art Opportunities: How to dig deep into an organization's history, the juror's style, and the curator's vision. 🔍 Setting Financial Boundaries: Creating a budget and limiting monthly spending on entry fees. 🔍 DIY vs. External Opportunities: Weighing the pros and cons of producing your own exhibition vs. applying to external art calls. 🔍 Maximizing Your Investment: How to choose opportunities that align with your artistic goals and offer the best potential return. Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: stephanie@missgraham.com Check out my art and projects More Episodes at noseyaf.com Leave me feedback or send me a message : Support the Show Rate and Review the show Share noseyAF with your friends Buy a pin Buy a print Sign up for the noseyAF dispatch…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
Hey there, noseyAF fam! Stephanie Graham here, and guess what? We're hitting a significant milestone with our 50th episode, and it's a Q&A special, baby! I'm seriously feeling the love from all of you fantastic listeners, whether you've been rocking with us since day one or just hopping on board. Seriously, your support means the world to me, and I'm beyond stoked to celebrate this momentous occasion with every one of you. So, what's in store for this special ep? Well, get ready to dive deep into all sorts of topics as I spill the beans on my summer plans (Summertime Chi vibes, anyone?), reminisce about my very first artwork, and even dish on which Real Housewife could make it big in the visual art scene. Plus, we're tackling the big question of how to bring creativity into those oh-so-serious corporate settings and diving into the ultimate goal of our beloved podcast. This is only possible with your fantastic questions and the vibrant noseyAF community we've built together. Seriously, you all are the real MVPs. And hey, the fun doesn't stop here! We've got more epic episodes, bonus content, and surprises lined up for Season Five, so you better stay tuned, stay curious, and keep those questions coming. Do you want to join the convo or share your thoughts? Hit me at Stephanie@missgraham.com , slide into those show notes, and leave feedback. Until next time, noseyAF friends, keep being curious and remarkable, and I'll catch you on the flip side! Resources mentioned in this episode Hit up Kristyn Edwards if you need help with leadership Meg Franklin on noseyAF Check out Julia Cameron's The Artist Way Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham @noseyafpod Check out my art and projects . More Episodes at noseyaf.com Leave me feedback or send me a message . Support the Show! Rate and Review the show Share noseyAF with your friends Buy a pin Buy a print Join the noseyAF newsletter Partner with the show…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
Hey, nosey friends! I'm just popping in to share some exciting updates about noseyAF. What You'll Learn: When Season 5 is dropping About the new noseyAF Dispatch newsletter Fun Chicago Events: Chicago Art Department's 20th Anniversary Crystal Ball September 14th: Calling all art enthusiasts! Join the glamorous celebration with code STEPHANIE for 10% off tickets. Get your Crystal Ball tickets here Terrain Exhibitions Fundraiser: Garden Party September 21st: Enjoy art, food, and music at the Riverside Art Center. Get your Early Bird tickets now! Join the Community: Sign up for the noseyAF Dispatch newsletter : Get exclusive content and stay connected. Join the "Get Your Butt Up Club" Mondays @10am CST through August: Motivate yourself and knock out those tedious tasks! Connect with Stephanie: Instagram: @stephaniegraham & @noseyaf Email Stephanie Website More noseyAF: Explore past episodes at noseyaf.com Leave feedback or a message Support the Show: Rate and Review noseyAF Buy a print Sign up for the newsletter Learn about sponsorship opportunities…
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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change
This episode is a call to action for listeners! Stephanie, the host, is looking for guests for future episodes of noseyAF. Folks I'm looking for: Grocery store owners and managers to discuss the challenges and rewards of running a local store and its impact on communities. Food economists or urban planners to explore the concept of food deserts and its impact on neighborhoods. Artists with a community-engaged art practice to discuss creating art that benefits the community and can be a business model. Sneaker resellers to delve into the world of sneaker reselling culture and how people make money reselling sneakers. Etiquette coaches and dinner party masters to discuss the art of throwing a dinner party and proper etiquette. If you know anyone, please send me a email , Thanks you so much for your help! Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham Email: noseyAFpodcast@gmail.com Check out my art and projects More Episodes at noseyaf.com Leave me feedback or send me a message: https://castfeedback.com/noseyaf Support the Show Rate and Review the show Share noseyAF with your friends Episode link & contact info Buy a pin Buy a print Newsletter sign-up Sponsorship Opportunities…
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