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  • Tea with the Muse

    Scar Wars Sunday ❤️‍🩹

    PODCAST EPISODE: SCAR WARS Pick just one scar that you battle with and let’s go to work with the power of intentional creativity ❤️‍🩹 EPISODE DESCRIPTION Since she was a little girl, Shiloh Sophia has been fascinated by the ingredients of healing. When she first learned about the healings of Jesus, she wanted to know everything: What words were spoken? Who was there? Were there hand motions, spit, soil? Studying those conditions planted a lifelong question in her: how much of healing can be engineered with faith, planning, practice and even repetition, and what are the conditions in which the miraculous becomes available? In this episode, Shiloh shares the story of a wound that would not heal. After the completion of her first long-term partnership, she carried something that felt like a scab and a scar at once, still in shock two years later. She tried therapy, groups and everything she could think of. Then, in 2012, she put everything she had into a painting, and that painting changed her life. It revealed what Intentional Creativity® could do to create the conditions for healing. That moment is the seed of Scar Wars, a complimentary one-hour live gathering where we choose one persistent wounding and change how we hold it, using just pen and paper. Join us: https://musea.org/scarwars SCAR WARS Choose to transform your relationship to one persistent wounding A complimentary live gathering with Curate Shiloh Sophia Sunday, November 8 9:00 to 10:00am Pacific · 12:00pm Eastern · 5:00pm UK Live on Zoom · Recording available in 48 hours and will be available for two weeks What we will do together: Brain waves, movement, sound, self-expression, poetry and metacognitive drawing, moving through the Stardust Lineage full body meditation: mind, heart, body and energy field. Please bring: A bowl of water, a candle, several pieces of paper or a journal, a handful of pens, and a room where you can close the door. Save your seat: https://musea.org/scarwars Go deeper: The Stardust Lineage Legend, where you create a painting that guides your life through the Path of Nine Promises and The 13 Steps. https://musea.org/stardustlegend Dear Ones, I’ve been interested in how healing works since I was a little girl and I first learned about Jesus and the healings. I became fascinated by the different ingredients. What were the words that were spoken? What were the conditions and the environment? Who was there? What did the words mean? Were there other elements? Were there hand motions, or spit, or soil? I studied all of the ingredients around each one of the miraculous happenings. That was what I was studying, and it really entered my consciousness that healing could be engineered with faith, planning, practice, and even repetition. Not that I don’t believe in the miraculous. I certainly do, but I’m most curious about the conditions within which the miraculous becomes available. So just yesterday morning, I had an idea for a class, just a one-hour class, and the words Scar Wars came to mind, and I was like, okay, let’s go with it. And it has to do with that inner battle regarding specific wounds that we keep carrying over and over and over. And it harkens back to a story in my own experience after the completion of my first long-term partnership. I had a really hard time healing, and it was interesting. It was as if it was a scab and a scar, the feeling, and it never seemed to just heal over. It never seemed to change. And I was just so perplexed by it and realized that I was in a state of shock still, two years later, about what happened. And I didn’t know what to do. I tried therapy, I tried groups, I tried all kinds of things. I even called the suicide hotline one time, even though I wasn’t suicidal in a classic sense. I was like, I can’t get rid of this thing. And then I painted a painting, and I put everything I had into the painting. So this was 2012, and it was before... we only had one certification, Color of Woman, and it was before I really learned the power of medicine painting and metacognitive drawing. This painting changed my life. Oh. To realize the power of what Intentional Creativity could do, and how it could create the situation for healing. And my tears are remembering that moment of realizing what a huge shift was possible if I could make myself available to it and show up for it. So that’s part of the inspiration: to show you this tool that you can use again and again, and we’ll be working with just pen and paper. And if you want to do more, you can always join us for the Stardust Lineage Legend, and we’ll go deeper into how it works. But anyway, it’s happening tomorrow, and I’d love to have you join me. It’s just an hour, and it’s recorded, and I will make it a powerful experience as we kind of go to war on just one specific scar. All right, I’ll see you Sunday Shiloh Sophia Get full access to Tea with the Muse at teawiththemuse.substack.com/subscribe

    Today · 3 min
  • Appleton Podcast

    Episódio 205 – “Bestas e outras criaturas” – Conversa com Mané Pacheco

    Mané Pacheco é natural de Portalegre, atualmente vive e trabalha em Lisboa. Estudou e exerceu na área da Conservação da Natureza antes de ingressar na Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa (FBAUL), onde se formou em Arte Multimédia, tendo recebido a Distinção de Mérito da Universidade de Lisboa e o Prémio BPI/FBAUL, em 2010. A sua formação reflete-se numa prática artística interdisciplinar que cruza arte e ambiente. Através da materialidade e da simbologia dos objetos, explora dimensões biológicas, fisiológicas e sociológicas das relações de poder. O pós-extrativismo constitui um eixo central do seu trabalho, desenvolvido a partir de materiais orgânicos, elementos naturais e desperdícios industriais, que estabelece um diálogo entre o mundo natural e o artificial. Deste cruzamento surgem criaturas híbridas e seres enigmáticos a guiarem o movimento e o foco do espetador. Na escultura, recorre frequentemente à borracha natural preta, explorando questões de dominação e poder. Influenciadas por mitologias amazónicas e pela cultura BDSM, as suas obras articulam dimensões fetichistas e políticas, evocando as relações entre exploração industrial, comunidades indígenas e crise ambiental. O seu processo criativo parte, muitas vezes, de objetos encontrados em passeios pelo campo, sucatas, fábricas, locais de demolição, casas abandonadas e oficinas que adquirem novos significados através da transformação artística. Em 2010, participou na Residência de Creadores Iberoamerica, no México, com o apoio do Fondo Nacional para a Cultura e as Artes (CONACULTA) expondo no Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli e no Centro Cultural de España no México. Entre os seus projetos individuais mais recentes destacam-se “Bestas” na Galeria Francisco Fino/Espaço Belo Campo, 2022, participação na Bienal Anozero’22 Meia-noite, “Criatura”, no Festival Walk&Talk Azores, 2021 “Pelágica”, a individual-dupla na Galeria Balcony “Uma cobra naturalmente falsa”, 2021, Lucido Devaneio – Panorama da Arte Portuguesa na Galeria Municipal do Porto, 2025 com curadoria de Hiuwai Chu and Raphael Fonseca e Brama na Quadrum com curadoria de Ana Cristina Cachola, 2026. A sua obra integra coleções como a Coleção António Cachola, a Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian e a Coleção de Arte Contemporânea do Estado. Links: https://drawingroom.pt/artists/mane-pacheco/ https://galeriasmunicipais.pt/exposicoes/brama/ https://balcony.pt/manepacheco/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAcGRvZgJzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA85MzY2MTk3NDMzOTI0NTkAAaerrUniNm_BdgWSV_szvhTEKavsUh21TBVZGDe7yuT8r6WWIACr14BVNxKwSg_aem_OSpgWTHPjeQeZkFaRpzGQQ https://21-22.anozero-bienaldecoimbra.pt/artists/mane-pacheco https://lisboa5l.pt/agenda/desenho-e-escrita-visual/ https://col-antoniocachola.com/?cat=1788&lang=pt Gravado 30.10.2026 Créditos introdução e final Voz: Vera Appleton Música: David Maranha e Rodrigo Amado http://www.appleton.pt Mecenas Appleton: HCI / A2P / Vasco Collection / MyStory Hotels / JD Collection Apoio: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa Financiamento: República Portuguesa – Cultura / DGArtes – Direcção Geral das Artes © Appleton, todos os direitos reservados

    Today · 59 min
  • The Rest is GIANT ROBOTS

    EP57: WE TALK TV

    The small screen demands our attention, as we assess the crop of televisual treats (or otherwise) we've rounded up for review. Did Lanterns light our darkest hour? Did Silo plumb new depths of insight? Was East of Eden moving in the right direction...

    Today · 57 min
  • Comic Shenanigans

    Episode 1169: A Conversation with Fabian Nicieza

    Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans podcast! For episode 1169 join Adam Chapman as he welcomes FABIAN NICIEZA back to the podcast! This marks Fabian's 4th visit to the show. This time around we focus on Fabian's prose-work, including SUBURBAN DICKS, SELF-MADE WIDOW, and the upcoming Memory Catcher. Check out Fabian's prior appearances on the show in these episodes: Episode 262 Episode 312 Episode 712 This episode was recorded October 12 2026. Download it now! Thanks for listening to the Comic Shenanigans podcast!

    Today · 1 hr 9 min

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