Gaze-Upon Podcast

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By: Aurore Corbeau

What goes into what goes on the buttons for sale at inkydragonheart.com

Episode 24: Fernweh Sparks
#25
09/11/2022

Focusing on a button called "Lost Fashion" Aurore Corbeau (me) reflects on the nature of nostalgia and what it is and what it is not. Also, a heartfelt "Thank You!" to all humans who have been listening to this podcast. I will be taking a hiatus due to life issues.Ā 


Episode 23: Put On Your Face.
#24
08/28/2022

We all want to save face,Ā but what does it really mean? Once it might have been a testimony of character and civic mindedness, but has it been replaced by something else? Has anyone else noticed ?


Episode 22: Gazing Upon Mudras
#23
08/14/2022

Mudras are symbolic hand gestures in art. The Buddha is almost always represented with his hands in a mudra. However, they are more than a symbol, more than symbolic, and not only for the Buddha.


Episode 21: Wet Paper Bag.
#22
07/31/2022

Paper changed civilization and the way people think. Maybe we should think a little more about paper, because it still will be around for a long time. We hope so, anyway.


Episode 20: Gazing Upon Buttons
#21
07/18/2022

It's time to gaze upon buttons, generally. A very brief discussion on the topic of the history of pin back buttons, sort of.


Episode 20: Gazing Upon Buttons
#20
07/17/2022

Time to gaze upon buttons, generally. A very brief discussion on the history of pin back buttons, sort of.


Episode 19: Gazing Upon William Morris
#19
07/03/2022

Why would anyone want to wear a William Morris button? The answer is simple, sort of.


Episode 18: Gazing Upon the Knockers Up Gal.
#18
06/19/2022

Rusty Warren is, was, and always will be a character with verve and a bold message. Who was she, and what does her message say to us today?


Episode 17: Gazing upon Raven Hair
#17
06/05/2022

While hair colour preferences change with time and location, everyone can agree that hair has power.


Gaze upon divinity in the pillory.
#16
05/22/2022

Stocks and pillories are pretty scary things, and they describe an aspect of ourselves as humans that isĀ  uncomfortable to gaze upon.Ā