HeyJaredJim Bratton Podcast
Welcome to the "Jim Bratton," a podcast where we dive into the world of creativity and exploration. Hosted by Jim Bratton, A full-time voice actor/podcaster--A broad range of subjects: Art, Business Plans, Music, Insurance, Personal stories, Inspirational and many more.Each…
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LEAVE YOUR MARK Shanice Blair and the Young Artists of Control and Create. WHISPERS OF THE SEEN AND UNSEEN (opens the original)
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Young artists. A huge wall. Eight weeks of work. And a lesson that goes far beyond painting. There have been numerous amazing projects completed in Galveston, but none have embodied the true meaning of invested and responsible community planning while also incorporating youth voice, historical preservation, environmental, and beautification components like CTRL+CREATE INC.'s Whispers of the Seen and Unseen- Downtown Galveston Youth Mural Project. Whispers of the Seen and Unseen is a large-scale,
Beyond Harm- AI as Hazardous Technology: Risk, Protection and Moral Hazard (opens the original)
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What happens when a technology is developing faster than our ability to predict what can go wrong—and how do we build protection around it without stopping innovation? YouTube at https://youtu.be/VkOtVN9a248 https://beyondharm.substack.com/ AI is often discussed in terms of what it can do. In this Beyond Harm conversation, Jim Bratton and Dr. Martin Wortman take a different approach: what happens when AI itself has to be treated as a hazardous technology? Using nuclear power and other hazardous
ART_Amber Klinsky / Metal, Memory & the Business of Being an Artist (opens the original)
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Amber Klinsky grew up in a tiny Idaho town, became a flight attendant, and then discovered public art almost by accident. An airport sculpture sparked an interest in large-scale work, leading her to teach herself welding, forage through scrap yards, build increasingly ambitious steel sculptures, and create public art and corporate awards. In this conversation, Amber talks about the 9/11 memorial she helped create in Boise using a piece of steel beam from Ground Zero, her move to Texas, and her d
ART_Paint, Perseverance & the Business of Being an Artist — Anne Lane (opens the original)
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Anne Lane has been making a living as an artist since she was 21. In this conversation, she talks about choosing work over formal art-school training, learning through observation and practice, building galleries that function as social spaces, and the constant tension between making the work you love and making work people will buy. She also talks about moving paintings, producing community theater, finding inspiration in other artists, knowing when a painting is finished, and why her advice to
Prestige Custom Builders Building the Right Way: Construction, Hurricanes, and Starting Over with Landon Wright (opens the original)
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Welcome to The Jim Bratton Podcast . In this episode, host Jim Bratton sits down with Landon Wright , founder of Prestige Custom Builders , for an inspiring conversation about grit, integrity, and navigating the unpredictable cycles of the construction industry. Landon shares his 22-year journey in construction—from getting his start as a young superintendent in Houston to surviving the 2008 housing crash and transitioning into high-stakes small business operations. He opens up about the devasta
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