Have you ever paid to attention to the noises that occur during basketball or rugby or any sports games? I mean, have you ever really paid attention to them? I don’t Read more about Podcast of the Weekend 16: The Sound of Sports[…]
Does acting matter? If so, why? These are the questions that film critic and author David Thomson tackles in his newest book Why Acting Matters (Yale University Press, 2015). In this Read more about Podcast of the Weekend 15: Does Acting Matter?[…]
Arthur Bradford is a documentary filmmaker who, without realizing it, becomes fixated on helping one Ronnie Simonson fulfill his dream of meeting Medical Center actor Chad Everett. In this podcast, Arthur Read more about Podcast of the Weekend 14: Life’s Not Meant to Be Lived in Reruns[…]
Most college students who study abroad return with fascinating stories, cherished memories, and some amount of personal growth. In 2012, Jeff Steitz, Ryan Westberg, and Nate Holterman returned with the stories, Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 46: Wear the World with Serengetee[…]
Leandro Erlich is an Argentinian conceptual artist whose work has been shown around the globe. His exhibits challenge viewer perception and understanding of space in fascinating ways. Looking at his Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 44: Erlich’s Optical Illusions[…]
Writer Cristina Domenech teaches poetry to inmates in an Argentinian prison. This incredible workshop is organized through a university and operates out of a building constructed on site at the prison specifically Read more about Podcast of the Week 15: Poetry in Prison[…]
Since 1985, visual storytellers have gathered in Park City, Utah annually to share their works of art. In 1991, this gathering was officially named The Sundance Film Festival. And as Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 43: The Sundance Film Festival[…]
Calvin and Hobbes is a comic strip by Bill Watterson that ended in the mid 90s. Though no longer current, many people are still quite familiar with it. In 1988, Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 39: What’s Your Resolution?[…]
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mad lib n. a phrasal template word game where one player prompts others to substitute for blanks in a story, before reading the — often comical or nonsensical — story aloud [1953]* Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 38: ‘Twas the Millisecond Before Christmas[…]