In this episode, Kelly Groehler and Heather Kliebenstein talks about the the world of intellectual property as it pertains to the realm of art. But before they delve into the legal intricacies, they'll share some noteworthy anecdotes from their global travels—because even in the business world, there's room for wanderlust.
Keep listening for some great restaurant recommendations in London, Barcelona, and Singapore.
Intellectual property, often a subject discussed in corporate boardrooms, holds immense relevance for artists and creators. Heather provides insights on why artists should navigate the complexities of IP law and ensure their work receives the necessary legal protection. This knowledge is invaluable in safeguarding their artistic creations. And women are often neglected in this aspect.
Heather also sheds light on the intersection of women and the law, a topic that's often overlooked. Heather provides essential perspectives on how gender dynamics impact the legal landscape, especially for women artists.
If you're an artist looking to understand how to protect your creative endeavors or a legal enthusiast keen on exploring the connection between art and intellectual property, this episode is a must-listen.
It's the final episode of 2023 and we are stoked to have recorded it all together with the team in Atlanta, Georgia!
In this episode we reflect on the last year, our favorite WTAF moments from the last year, and what we are looking forward to in 2024.
A final send off, see you in the new year!
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This episode we talk about death, life, how we experience death and life through other cultures, the celebrations of birthdays, and Farhanah's recent trip to Mexico City.
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Get ready to uncork some real talk with Agnes Uboma, the badass Chief Social Impact Officer at McBride Sisters Wine Collection. We're diving deep into Agnes's three-year stint as the disruptor-in-chief, shaking up the wine industry and giving it a whole new vibe.
Agnes spills the beans on being the brains behind the She Can Fund at McBride Sisters, throwing over 20 million bucks into the game to make a real difference. From providing guidance to the McBride Sisters and their crew to leading the charge in strategic communications, this is a conversation that's not just uncorking bottles but breaking barriers.
Join us as Agnes talks about the nitty-gritty of her role, from laying down the law on operational strategies to hustling on timelines, objectives, and metrics. But it's not just about the business - it's about disrupting with heart. Hear how Agnes is engaging grantees, communities, and funders, all while laying down the foundation for future capital campaigns. She's not just about making a splash in the wine glass; she's making waves in the world.
She's not afraid to get edgy, disrupt norms, and remember where she came from.
The latest full episode of The WTAF Show drops November 23 - U.S. Thanksgiving Day! - and it’s a pretty special one. We can’t wait to share it with you.
Diana’s trip to Ghana is so much more than your typical travel vlog; she takes you on a voyage through the layers of a country that is steeped in her own heritage and ancestry.
Diana spends time with incredible Ghanians - like fashion designer Awore Abena Ageman - exploring their commitments to innovation, African excellence and the country’s path forward to a thriving economy. Throughout the episode she cooks traditional cuisine, enjoys the street food and markets of Accra, and celebrates the thriving art scene in Ghana.
She also steps deeply into history and her own personal ancestry in a visit to Cape Coast - the haunting castle where Africans were sold into slavery. The historical grounds preserve the horrific journey where captured men, women and children were sold and packed into ships headed to the Americas. At the river next to the castle, where thousands were given the Last Bath before the slavery auctions, Diana scattered the ashes of her recently-deceased mother and aunt while there: a child of Africa, her ancestors paved the way for their daughter to return back to the soil.
It’s one of our deepest episodes yet, and we hope it connects you with Ghana as much as we did making it.
We chose Thanksgiving for the episode to remind us, while we're giving thanks, of the history and origins of the U.S. - and the people who built it. More than a few descendents of Ghanians are Americans today, and while we honor the contemporary meaning of the holiday - to give thanks and have gratitude for the blessings we have in our lives - we also acknowledge that the richness of this nation could not exist without the contributions of the people who came here - both willingly and unwillingly. This episode encourages us along the path to the future in celebration of acceptance, gratitude, and cultural might.
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We had the pleasure of sitting down with Amanda Brinkman, founder of Sunshine Studios and host of "Small Business Revolution".
Amanda made a courageous decision to venture into the world of branded content through her brainchild, Sunshine Studios.
We explore the motivations that led Amanda to make this daring transition. She shares her insights into the allure of storytelling and the magic that lies within branded content creation.
We also get into Amanda's ongoing mission to inspire individuals to discover value and purpose beyond the confines of their work lives.
She shares her vision for a future where purpose and passion intersect, leaving a lasting impact on businesses and individuals alike.
Michele Hembree's passion for art and her extensive background in art research and curation have led her to establish MGH Discovered Art, a platform dedicated to showcasing overlooked 20th-century American artists. Through thoughtful curation and the integration of art history narratives, Michele brings these artists' stories to life.
At MGH Discovered Art, Michele takes particular pride in shining a spotlight on the often-neglected talents of female artists. We firmly believe that art should be accessible to all and that our surroundings should reflect our unique personalities and styles.
Join us for an exploration of the art world through the eyes of Michele Hembree, an entrepreneur who is reshaping how we experience and appreciate art. Get ready to be inspired by her journey and the artistry she brings to light. This is an episode you won't want to miss, so tune in and discover the art of entrepreneurship with Michele Hembree.
In this episode, Kelly Groehler and Heather Kliebenstein talks about the the world of intellectual property as it pertains to the realm of art. But before they delve into the legal intricacies, they'll share some noteworthy anecdotes from their global travels—because even in the business world, there's room for wanderlust.
Keep listening for some great restaurant recommendations in London, Barcelona, and Singapore.
Intellectual property, often a subject discussed in corporate boardrooms, holds immense relevance for artists and creators. Heather provides insights on why artists should navigate the complexities of IP law and ensure their work receives the necessary legal protection. This knowledge is invaluable in safeguarding their artistic creations. And women are often neglected in this aspect.
Heather also sheds light on the intersection of women and the law, a topic that's often overlooked. Heather provides essential perspectives on how gender dynamics impact the legal landscape, especially for women artists.
If you're an artist looking to understand how to protect your creative endeavors or a legal enthusiast keen on exploring the connection between art and intellectual property, this episode is a must-listen.
Today we dive deep into the fascinating world of Superworld with its co-founder, Hrish Lotlikar.
Superworld is a groundbreaking virtual platform that blurs the lines between the physical and digital realms, allowing users to create, explore, and monetize their own virtual worlds on Earth. In this conversation, we explore how Superworld empowers users to personalize their surroundings, share immersive experiences, and even become stakeholders in the locations they love.
We discuss the origins of Superworld, its mission to enhance lives and improve humanity, and its potential to revolutionize travel and entertainment for those who may never physically leave home.
Discover how Superworld is reshaping the way we connect with the world around us and opening up exciting possibilities for both creators and consumers in this immersive podcast episode.
Check out Superworld here: https://www.superworldapp.com/
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We're having a chat with the amazing Deborah Ives, the brains behind Solo in Style, a Facebook group that's all about helping women over 50 become confident solo travelers.
Deborah is sharing her incredible journey with us, starting from her solo adventure in Malaysia. Imagine exploring jungles and going scuba diving while dealing with turning 50 and the whole menopause thing. It's a wild ride! She'll spill the beans on how this adventure transformed her and gave her the idea to create a space for women like her, who've got some money to spare and big travel dreams but couldn't find the right support.
We're digging into how the group's chats have evolved over time. They started with practical travel advice but quickly moved to sharing personal stories about relationship ups and downs, coping with loss, and dealing with health issues. It's a place where women can spill the beans about their lives and get that shot of confidence needed to take on solo adventures.
If you're curious about how women over 50 are spreading their wings and taking on the world solo, then this WTAF episode is your jam!
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