Healing Arts from the Borderland
Our podcasts are for those in recovery, survivors, and the everyday people who wish to be inspired by local/traditional artists who reveal their art, how they came to be, challenges (including those of intersectionality), and their current community outreach.Twitter…
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The Art of Gay Tennis: Tony Hagen (opens the original)
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In this Season 6 Finale Episode, Gay Tennis Podcaster Tony Hagen joins Aaron hot off his latest Wimbledon press junket. In between talking Extreme Western Forehand Grips and Tony threatening to hang up after Aaron mentioned the “p” word (pickleball), Tony explains gay tennis is and why hitting against is a wall is one of his favorite activities. Aaron then feels all the feels when Avery makes an important decision about his involvement in the podcast in Season 7.
The Art of the Violin: Jake Reynolds (opens the original)
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Artists come in all walks of life. For instance, this week listen to lawyer Jake Reynolds talk about his love for land conservation, a little about Eagle Scouting and his love for music via the violin. Echoing previous conversations about combatting vicarious trauma, Jake’s approach to using the arts for mindfulness and healing is one from which we can all learn.
The Art of Hats: Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp (opens the original)
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Self described as “well rounded in her trauma”, Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp practices arts that bring her healing energy. Her work with bespoke hats provides those who buy them a level of cool and comfort and style unobtainable anywhere in the Borderland. Aaron knows because he bought one. Her large scale fabric and beading art that references her Native First People heritage appeared at the Rubin Center through July and she just opened her brick and mortar hat shop. Also, hear Avery’s take on natur
The Arts of Writing & Film Appreciation: Luke Bugbee (opens the original)
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Join us for this special Re-release Series commemorating the Plaza Classic Film Festival going on right now at the Plaza Theatre in downtown El Paso! Lisa Elliott and Stephanie Valle, members of the Plaza Classic Film Festival Advisory Board both love movies and have used then to heal themselves and others. Luke Bugbee also talked about his literal obsession with new and old movies and how he came to be such an old soul in a young person’s shell.
The Art of Film Appreciation: Lisa Elliot (opens the original)
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Join us for this special Re-release Series commemorating the Plaza Classic Film Festival going on right now at the Plaza Theatre in downtown El Paso! Lisa Elliott and Stephanie Valle, members of the Plaza Classic Film Festival Advisory Board both love movies and have used then to heal themselves and others. Luke Bugbee also talked about his literal obsession with new and old movies and how he came to be such an old soul in a young person’s shell.
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