Tamara Staples's guest appearances

Tamara Staples

Women Killing It!

Nutrition Heretic

Sarah Knight

Sallie Krawcheck

Howard Stern

David Benjamin

Gretchen Rubin

Steven Lin

Tori Dunlap

Will Harris

Terry Wahls

Candace Burch

Shawn Baker

Heather Dane

Julia Ross

Josh Gitalis

Jen Sincero

OwlTail

Last week we talked with photographer and author, Tamara Staples, who shared her love of cocks with us. This week we wrap things up with what her books bring to her audience, her future projects and if they include more chicken books, as well as how she pays homage to chickens and reconciles the fact that they are both living beings as well as food.  If you missed last week's episode, you can  catch up here. Tamara Staples’ work has appeared in such publications as Harper’s Magazine, The New York Times , New York Magazine, Town and Country, National Geographic and was featured on NPR’s This American Life  and CNN.  She's a fellow of the Rauschenberg Residency (2015) and a two-time recipient of the New York Foundation for the Arts Grant. Her in-depth investigation of Pure-Bred Poultry led to the publication of The Fairest Fowl: Portraits of Championship Chickens  (2001) and The Magnificent Chicken: Portraits of the Fairest Fowl (2013).  Tamara’s recent project, Side Effects May Include, addresses the disconnect between mental health issues and the effects of poly-pharmacy.  Side Effects May Include has been shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose, FAVA Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio and will show this year at Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, NY and Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon. Highlights from today's cock photography episode: 02:09 ~ How The Fairest Fowl and The Magnificent Chicken compare and what they bring to the reader. 07:42 ~ What went through Tamara's mind when she attended her first poultry show with her uncle. 10:01 ~ Fascinating paint colors... named after chickens! 12:46 ~ The cock, more than just a bird; symbolism and rituals. 16:34 ~ Chicken consumption versus other meats in the USA and abroad. 20:05 ~ Is Tamara working on more chicken books? 22:14 ~ What's in store for Tamara's future. 26:56 ~ Paying homage to the humble chicken. Other links mentioned in this interview:  Fairest Fowl The Magnificent Chicken My Chickens and I by Isabella Rossellini  Thanks for listening! Please share this episode to help spread the word. You can also subscribe to get updates about new episodes and get a copy of The Nutrition Heretic's S#IT List: 7 Health Food To Avoid Like The Plague in your inbox by clicking here.

Last week we talked with photographer and author, <a href="https://www.tamarastaples.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Tamara Staples</a>, who shared her love of cocks with us. This week we wrap things up with what her books bring to her audience, her future projects and if they include more chicken books, as well as how she pays homage to chickens and reconciles the fact that they are both living beings as well as food.  If you missed last week's episode, you can <a href="https://nutritionheretic.com/tamara-staples-cock-photography/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> catch up here</a>. Tamara Staples’ work has appeared in such publications as Harper’s Magazine, The New York Times , New York Magazine, Town and Country, National Geographic and was featured on NPR’s This American Life  and CNN.  She's a fellow of the Rauschenberg Residency (2015) and a two-time recipient of the New York Foundation for the Arts Grant. Her in-depth investigation of Pure-Bred Poultry led to the publication of The Fairest Fowl: Portraits of Championship Chickens  (2001) and The Magnificent Chicken: Portraits of the Fairest Fowl (2013).  Tamara’s recent project, Side Effects May Include, addresses the disconnect between mental health issues and the effects of poly-pharmacy.  Side Effects May Include has been shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose, FAVA Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio and will show this year at Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, NY and Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon. Highlights from today's cock photography episode: 02:09 ~ How The Fairest Fowl and The Magnificent Chicken compare and what they bring to the reader. 07:42 ~ What went through Tamara's mind when she attended her first poultry show with her uncle. 10:01 ~ Fascinating paint colors... named after chickens! 12:46 ~ The cock, more than just a bird; symbolism and rituals. 16:34 ~ Chicken consumption versus other meats in the USA and abroad. 20:05 ~ Is Tamara working on more chicken books? 22:14 ~ What's in store for Tamara's future. 26:56 ~ Paying homage to the humble chicken. Other links mentioned in this interview: <ul> <li>Fairest Fowl</li> <li>The Magnificent Chicken</li> <li>My Chickens and I by Isabella Rossellini</li> </ul> Thanks for listening! Please share this episode to help spread the word. You can also subscribe to get updates about new episodes and get a copy of The Nutrition Heretic's S#IT List: 7 Health Food To Avoid Like The Plague in your inbox by <a href="https://nutritionheretic.com/optin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clicking here</a>.

Tamara Staples: When Chickens And Photography Entwine

Cock lovers rejoice! Our guest heretic for this show is Tamara Staples, a photographer that combines her love of art and cock into picture books.  On this show we learn what got her so interested in cocks, what her favourite cock of all time is, how to tame a cock for photos, and how photography and chickens come together. Next week on the show she'll return to delve more into her cock books, share with us what's in her future, and how to respect food that comes from animal sources. Tamara Staples’ work has appeared in such publications as Harper’s Magazine, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Town and Country, National Geographic and was featured on NPR’s This American Life and CNN.  She's a fellow of the Rauschenberg Residency (2015) and a two-time recipient of the New York Foundation for the Arts Grant. Her in-depth investigation of Pure-Bred Poultry led to the publication of The Fairest Fowl: Portraits of Championship Chickens (2001) and The Magnificent Chicken: Portraits of the Fairest Fowl (2013).  Tamara’s recent project, Side Effects May Include, addresses the disconnect between mental health issues and the effects of poly-pharmacy. Side Effects May Include has been shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose, FAVA Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio and will show this year at Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, NY and Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon. Highlights from today's episode: 01:54 What got Tamara so interested in cocks? 05:37 ~ The fascination with American poultry shows. 11:10 ~ Chickens with personality. 14:49 ~ Some of the most beautiful cocks around. 20:47 ~ How do chickens and art intertwine?  Aka: I've eaten your people. 24:42 ~ How 50 Ways to Eat Cock was born. 29:44 ~ How to tame a cock for photographic purposes. 33:50 ~ How amorous chickens behave. Other links mentioned in this interview:  The Giant Chicken Video  Thanks for listening! Please share this episode to help spread the word. You can also subscribe to get updates about new episodes and get a copy of The Nutrition Heretic's S#IT List: 7 Health Food To Avoid Like The Plague in your inbox by clicking here.

Cock lovers rejoice! Our guest heretic for this show is <a href="https://www.tamarastaples.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Tamara Staples</a>, a photographer that combines her love of art and cock into picture books.  On this show we learn what got her so interested in cocks, what her favourite cock of all time is, how to tame a cock for photos, and how photography and chickens come together. Next week on the show she'll return to delve more into her cock books, share with us what's in her future, and how to respect food that comes from animal sources. Tamara Staples’ work has appeared in such publications as Harper’s Magazine, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Town and Country, National Geographic and was featured on NPR’s This American Life and CNN.  She's a fellow of the Rauschenberg Residency (2015) and a two-time recipient of the New York Foundation for the Arts Grant. Her in-depth investigation of Pure-Bred Poultry led to the publication of The Fairest Fowl: Portraits of Championship Chickens (2001) and The Magnificent Chicken: Portraits of the Fairest Fowl (2013).  Tamara’s recent project, Side Effects May Include, addresses the disconnect between mental health issues and the effects of poly-pharmacy. Side Effects May Include has been shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose, FAVA Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio and will show this year at Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, NY and Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon. Highlights from today's episode: 01:54 What got Tamara so interested in cocks? 05:37 ~ The fascination with American poultry shows. 11:10 ~ Chickens with personality. 14:49 ~ Some of the most beautiful cocks around. 20:47 ~ How do chickens and art intertwine?  Aka: I've eaten your people. 24:42 ~ How 50 Ways to Eat Cock was born. 29:44 ~ How to tame a cock for photographic purposes. 33:50 ~ How amorous chickens behave. Other links mentioned in this interview: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB_YYEZxsBY" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Giant Chicken Video</a></li> </ul> Thanks for listening! Please share this episode to help spread the word. You can also subscribe to get updates about new episodes and get a copy of The Nutrition Heretic's S#IT List: 7 Health Food To Avoid Like The Plague in your inbox by <a href="https://nutritionheretic.com/optin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clicking here</a>.

Tamara Staples, Queen of Cock Photography

“You have to be true to yourself in order to find who you are and be who you’re supposed to be. And that’s really difficult to do.” Fine art and commercial photographer Tamara Staples has had her work appear in Harper’s Magazine, Time Out NY, New York Times, Men's Journal, O Magazine, New York Magazine and Town and Country to name a few. In this episode, Tamara talks with host Sally Hubbard about how she forged a photography career that ranges from chicken portraits to her current project, Side Effects May Include. Tamara chooses projects that excite and inspire her, and doesn't shy away from challenges or fear. Get inspired by Tamara's story of ignoring the naysayers and reaching the height of her profession!

“You have to be true to yourself in order to find who you are and be who you’re supposed to be. And that’s really difficult to do.” Fine art and commercial photographer Tamara Staples has had her work appear in Harper’s Magazine, Time Out NY, New York Times, Men's Journal, O Magazine, New York Magazine and Town and Country to name a few. In this episode, Tamara talks with host Sally Hubbard about how she forged a photography career that ranges from <a href="https://www.tamarastaples.com/#/cocky/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">chicken portraits</a> to her current project, <a href="https://www.tamarastaples.com/#/865004006353/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Side Effects May Include</a>. Tamara chooses projects that excite and inspire her, and doesn't shy away from challenges or fear. Get inspired by Tamara's story of ignoring the naysayers and reaching the height of her profession!