Alicia Cardenas's guest appearances

Alicia Cardenas

Piercing Wizard Podcast

City Cast Denver

Desarrollando y aprendiendo.

Danny Newman

Matt Lodder

Jason King

Marie Antoinette

Chris Myers

Paul King

David Sirota

Candi Cdebaca

John Johnson

Jess Rose

Leslie Herod

Oscar Martinez

Tom Sullivan

Meow Wolf

Daniel Thomas

OwlTail

On the 27th of December 2021 Alicia Cardenas; a mother, a tattooer, a piercer, a mentor, and a former President of the Association of Professional Piercers was shot and killed in her studio in Denver, Colorado. Alicia was my friend and I thought the best way to grieve and heal would be to ask some of Alicia's friends and colleagues to share their thoughts with us. It might be difficult for you listen to, but it is a powerful episode with some laughs, some gossip from the days of piercing past, and just a little bit of crying. I've also included the conversations I recorded with Alicia back in 2016, so be prepared to hear her voice from time to time. This episode is only one small window of a shared grief in our piercer community, and this tragedy in Denver. Alicia was not the only death, not the only casualty. Alyssa Gunn Maldonado was shot and killed in the same attack at Sol Tribe. Alyssa's husband James Maldonado was also shot, and fortunately survived. Three other people were killed by the same attacker that night. Sometimes thoughts and feelings are left unsaid. Cherish the friends and the loved ones in your life, tell them how you feel every chance you get.  This episode was made with contributions from: Bethra Szumski, Eduardo Chavarria, Amanda Waters, Miro Hernandez, Ismael Vargas Guerrero, Vivi Madero, Jef Saunders, Gigi Gits, Jason King, Luis Garcia, Caitlin McDiarmid, Dr. Matt Lodder, Kendra Jane, Paul King, and Casey Dilla Hosch. Rest in Power Alicia.

On the 27th of December 2021 Alicia Cardenas; a mother, a tattooer, a piercer, a mentor, and a former President of the Association of Professional Piercers was shot and killed in her studio in Denver, Colorado. Alicia was my friend and I thought the best way to grieve and heal would be to ask some of Alicia's friends and colleagues to share their thoughts with us. It might be difficult for you listen to, but it is a powerful episode with some laughs, some gossip from the days of piercing past, and just a little bit of crying. I've also included the conversations I recorded with Alicia back in 2016, so be prepared to hear her voice from time to time. This episode is only one small window of a shared grief in our piercer community, and this tragedy in Denver. Alicia was not the only death, not the only casualty. Alyssa Gunn Maldonado was shot and killed in the same attack at Sol Tribe. Alyssa's husband James Maldonado was also shot, and fortunately survived. Three other people were killed by the same attacker that night. Sometimes thoughts and feelings are left unsaid. Cherish the friends and the loved ones in your life, tell them how you feel every chance you get. This episode was made with contributions from: Bethra Szumski, Eduardo Chavarria, Amanda Waters, Miro Hernandez, Ismael Vargas Guerrero, Vivi Madero, Jef Saunders, Gigi Gits, Jason King, Luis Garcia, Caitlin McDiarmid, Dr. Matt Lodder, Kendra Jane, Paul King, and Casey Dilla Hosch. Rest in Power Alicia.

203 - Alicia Cardenas memorial

The mass shooting across Denver and Lakewood last month led to the deaths of five people, many of whom were leaders in the local tattooing community, including Alicia Cardenas. But as Westword's Culture Editor Emily Ferguson discovered when she was reporting on an art opening at a local parlor, the Denver tattoo community has a dark history of violence that long predates the events of December 27, 2021. Host Bree Davies sat down with Ferguson to talk about how Cardenas and a new wave of artists revolutionized the city’s tattoo scene and discuss Ferguson’s own experience of reporting on this community before and after the tragedy. Content warning: Ferguson recorded an interview with Cardenas 12 days before the shooting. This episode includes clips from that interview. For more on the Denver tattoo story, we highly recommend Ferguson’s story, including some pretty epic photos of 1970’s tattoo artists: https://www.westword.com/arts/denver-tattoo-murders-history-alicia-cardenas-peter-poulos-13222137 Remember last week’s episode when City Cast CEO David Plotz came on to ask his embarrassing Denver questions? Our producer Paul Karolyi dove deep into the question of baking at altitude in our newsletter today, and your next focaccia will thank you for reading. Subscribe and read that issue here: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/Join us on Twitter for more Denver chit-chat: @citycastdenver Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The mass shooting across Denver and Lakewood last month led to the deaths of five people, many of whom were leaders in the local tattooing community, including Alicia Cardenas. But as Westword's Culture Editor Emily Ferguson discovered when she was reporting on an art opening at a local parlor, the Denver tattoo community has a dark history of violence that long predates the events of December 27, 2021. <a href="https://twitter.com/CocoDavies" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Host Bree Davies</a> sat down with Ferguson to talk about how Cardenas and a new wave of artists revolutionized the city’s tattoo scene and discuss Ferguson’s own experience of reporting on this community before and after the tragedy.  Content warning: Ferguson recorded an interview with Cardenas 12 days before the shooting. This episode includes clips from that interview.  For more on the Denver tattoo story, we highly recommend Ferguson’s story, including some pretty epic photos of 1970’s tattoo artists: <a href="https://www.westword.com/arts/denver-tattoo-murders-history-alicia-cardenas-peter-poulos-13222137" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.westword.com/arts/denver-tattoo-murders-history-alicia-cardenas-peter-poulos-13222137</a> Remember last week’s episode when City Cast CEO David Plotz came on to ask his embarrassing Denver questions? Our producer Paul Karolyi dove deep into the question of baking at altitude in our newsletter today, and your next focaccia will thank you for reading. Subscribe and read that issue here: <a href="https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/</a> Join us on Twitter for more Denver chit-chat: <a href="https://twitter.com/CityCastDenver" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@citycastdenver</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Denver's Tumultuous Tattoo History, In Alicia Cardenas's Own Words

Enseñanza por proyectos, enseñanza con autoaprendizaje, enseñanza deweyniana

Enseñanza por proyectos, enseñanza con autoaprendizaje, enseñanza deweyniana

Enseñanza situada: Vínculo entre la escuela y la vida por Alicia Cardenas

Welcome to our first show with a new format. Former APP President Alicia Cardenas joins us for a three part interview talking about the challenges of being a female in a male dominated industry, the potentially controversial choice of offering professional earlobe piercing for babies, and where ritual meets professionalism in piercing and scarification.