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Explore " lehigh valley" with insightful episodes like "White Orchids", "Staying Healthy This Holiday Season", "Dinky's Ice Cream Parlor & Grill", "Drip - The Flavor Lab" and "The Return Home by Nina Boodhansingh" from podcasts like ""Lehigh Valley Food Podcast", "The Healthiest You", "Lehigh Valley Food Podcast", "Lehigh Valley Food Podcast" and "The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios"" and more!
Episodes (82)
Staying Healthy This Holiday Season
Terry Burger, Director of Infection Prevention at Lehigh Valley Health Network, joins Mike and Steph from B104 to talk about how you and your family can stay healthy during this holiday season. Learn how to safely gather with family and friends, the difference between a cold, the flu and COVID-19 and when you should be tested for COVID and the flu.
Dinky's Ice Cream Parlor & Grill
In this episode we talk to Dinky about the origins of the name,
why he opened up a restaurant, and the hard work his
team puts in.
Drip - The Flavor Lab
In this episode we talk to Andrew Murtha of Drip about making food the right way, creating a fun work environment, and possibly some trivia nights.
The Return Home by Nina Boodhansingh
The Return Home
2019
Acrylic on Canvas
16” x 40”
This long, narrow abstract painting is done on canvas and rests in landscape orientation. The paint in this piece envelopes the entirety of the canvas in a soft, water-like meld of purple, blue and indigo. The top corners of the piece are darker blue and lightens a bit towards the center. Light purple paint reached up from the bottom of the painting and blends with the rest of the piece. In the bottom lower left of the piece and into the center, we see flecks of more concentrated teal paint. Flakes of gold leaf were applied sporadically throughout the painting.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
When I Was Young by Nina Boodhansingh
When I Was Young
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
16” x 40”
It is an abstract piece done on canvas. From the center of the work spreads deep, rich purple tones that blend into the lighter purple at the outer edges of the canvas. Peeking from behind the purples is a light blue however muted by the thinly brushed purple paint over it. Patches of a clear, cool blue, light pink, and aquamarine have been made in strokes around the canvas. The technique used to blend the pink, purple, and blue in the background creates a soft and cloudy look.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
Ice Castles by Nina Boodhansingh
Ice Castles
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
30” x 24”
It is an abstract piece done on canvas. The background of the canvas is completely absorbed in a beautiful blend of blue and purple. Although these colors are the primary tones, differences in color cover the canvas in cooler shades of blue, purple, and just a bit of white. The variations of blue and purple-ish tones in the background and blending technique used to lay the paint creates an appearance almost like water or ice reflecting the environment around it. A palette knife was used to spread a pale peachy pink, light purple, and white paint in collected, vertical strokes sporadically around the canvas.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
You Are Not Lost by Nina Boodhansingh
You Are Not Lost
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
24” x 24”
Shades of dark teal and warm gray make up the background of this square abstract painting. Small blotches of a rusty red paint spread randomly around the piece fading into the dark background. In some spots, the darker gray paint has been watered down and drips and trails towards the bottom of the painting. Peeking from behind the darker tones is a watered down mix of teal and lavender-colored purple; a color that makes small reappearances throughout the painting in short, distinct brushstrokes.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
Cities of Gold by Nina Boodhansingh
Cities of Gold
2018
Acrylic on Canvas
36” x 12”
This long, narrow painting is in portrait orientation on canvas. It is primarily deep indigo colored paint with thinned brushstrokes of dark purple and dark blue with patches of gold paint scattered around the canvas. We can see the underpainting on this piece peeking through with teal from behind the darker tones. Sparse, soft patches of light blue seem to shine through from the bottom layer of the painting.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
Mount Desert Island Nights by Nina Boodhansingh
Mount Desert Island Nights
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
12” x 16”
The entirety of the canvas is covered in a deep, rich purple blended in small areas with a lighter purple paint. This creates a slight differentiation in color in the background, giving it a shadowy appearance. Deliberate patches of light orange and Payne’s gray are strewn around the painting.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
Fantasia by Nina Boodhansingh
Fantasia
2020
Acrylic on Canvas
30” x 30”
This square, abstract painting is primarily aquamarine, blue, and light green. The light blue in the top third of the canvas covers the canvas in a thin layer. Over the top, in the same color, is thicker paint applied in a way that leaves small dots and peaks of paint, rough in texture. From the top left corner of the piece, light blue and aquamarine paint appear in the form of soft brush strokes going toward the center. In some spots, the paint drips and trails down the painting towards the bottom. Moving into the middle of the piece, the blue begins to blend with the green and the sharp purple-ish pink patches of paint that continue down into the bottom of the piece.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
Monday Morning by Nina Boodhansingh
Monday Morning
2021
Acrylic on Canvas
12” x 16”
This abstract piece is brushy in texture, composed of a blend of purple, pink, aquamarine, and a golden yellow. The pink, although light in color, makes up the general center of the piece with the purple blending into the background at the top of the canvas. Mimicking the soft transition from early evening to sunset, with a stroke of shiny gold cutting through the pink paint. The aquamarine pulls faintly in from the lower left of the canvas, fading into the golden yellow at the bottom. Small strokes of shiny golden paint are marked around the rest of the canvas.
The Gallery At Steel Pixel Studios
enNovember 01, 2021
What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer
Ranju Gupta, MD, oncologist with Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute joins Mike and Steph from B104 to talk about what women really need to know about breast cancer. Learn when you should begin regular mammogram screenings, what signs and symptoms to watch for and how new advances in imaging are helping diagnose breast cancer earlier than ever.
The Healthiest You
enOctober 25, 2021
Notch Modern Kitchen & Bar
We sat down with Tyler Baxter, Jesse Pessolano, and Neil Heimsoth from Notch in Allentown to talk about the unique
dynamic between food and beverage, how restaurants had to adjust during lockdown, and the importance of
team in the industry.
Trapped In The Darkness by Michael Freeman
Trapped in the Darkness
Michael Freeman
2019
Acrylic on canvas
30 x 40 in
It is an abstract piece done on canvas. Michael’s work is created with a technique called pour painting in which the artist mixes the colors in a cup beforehand, and instead of using a brush, pours the paint over the canvas. The canvas is in landscape orientation and entirely covered by paint. The paint envelopes the canvas in a rippling combination of white, light gray, dark gray, a coppery metallic and a shiny gold color. The colors ripple and meld together and oozing in different directions around the canvas. towards the bottom of the canvas. Appearing almost like marble, the white and gray commands most of the piece. However, this creates a stark contrast for the metallic copper and gold that move throughout the piece.
Untitled 2021 by Michael Freeman
Untitled
Michael Freeman
2021
Acrylic on Canvas, 16 x 20
This abstract piece is primarily Light tan in color with a mix of black light gray and reddish brown. The colors, that were poured over the canvas, are definitive on the right side of the piece swirling together in thin lines. Moving towards the left side of the painting, the colors begin to blend more and appear brushy and texture. In the section the paint appears dominantly light gray.
Untitled 2019 by Michael Freeman
Untitled
Michael Freeman
2019
Acrylic on Canvas
16 x 20
This abstract pour painting is primarily a brilliant red color with light gray, rich dark purple, and black swirling in tight patterns around the piece. The flow of the paint seems to travel from the left of the piece to the right semicolon however, some of the colors swirl in vertical patterns. The overall piece has a copperish tone to it and hints of a very light peachy pink can be seen in small spots throughout the painting.
Sea Life by Michael Freeman
Sea Life
2019
Acrylic on Canvas
20x20
This abstract pour painting is primarily a rich blue color with red, pink, black, white and turquoise swirling around the canvas. In both the center of the piece and bottom left corner, the paint swirls in tight, fine lines. In the top left and right corners the paint flows more open and freely. The contrast of tight swirls and free flowing paint creates the feeling of underwater movement.
Purple Haze by Michael Freeman
Purple Haze
Michael Freeman
2021
Acrylic on Canvas, 24x30
This abstract piece is primarily red and a muted purple. Also present in the background are hints of various light blues, oranges, and white. The top layer of the painting has white, black, and bright orange dripped on top with 2 different sizes of glitter spread across the canvas. When shown under a black light, the orange paint and glitter glow brightly and reveal a more minimalistic abstract piece.
Pink Magic by Michael Freeman
Pink Magic
Michael Freeman
2021
Acrylic on Canvas, 24x30
This abstract piece has grey, green, and pink paint poured across it. Hints of purple, blue, and gold are present in the finer details of the piece. The center of the piece has a concentration of pink, the top left corner has a concentration of green, and the bottom left corner has a larger concentration of purple. When shown under a black light, the pink glows bright and the rest of the canvas shows a muted glowing purple.