Camille Thompson's guest appearances

Camille Thompson

Peachy Keen

Varsity Radio Show's Podcast

Jay Jones

Matt Wilson

Hannah Fry

Chris Williams

Taylor Patterson

Reggie Dabbs

Lauren Davis

Betsy Greer

Caroline Thomas

Kristin Jones

Kenny Hill

Sam Jackson

Taylor Smith

Rachel Reese

Ed Johnson

OwlTail

Madison Wright

We are joined this week by 3 top-notch athletes from Douglas High School - they are MaKenzi Sides, Madison Wright &amp; Camille Thompson, from the Softball team. They sit down with us and talk about sports, life, embarrasing moments, bad ref calls, what they want to do in the future &amp; the legacy they want to leave behind. Connor Reece calls in to talk with us about what's happening with FCA. We talk about the "Dark Room" in The Clutch Moment. One lucky listener wins some Boaz 9 Cinema tickets for playing trivia. And, Charburger, in Guntersville, hooks us up with some amazing food. Check out the show &amp; subscribe on Apple Podcast or Google Play Music!

We are joined this week by 3 top-notch athletes from Douglas High School - they are MaKenzi Sides, Madison Wright &amp; Camille Thompson, from the Softball team. They sit down with us and talk about sports, life, embarrasing moments, bad ref calls, what they want to do in the future &amp; the legacy they want to leave behind. Connor Reece calls in to talk with us about what's happening with FCA. We talk about the "Dark Room" in The Clutch Moment. One lucky listener wins some Boaz 9 Cinema tickets for playing trivia. And, Charburger, in Guntersville, hooks us up with some amazing food. Check out the show &amp; subscribe on Apple Podcast or Google Play Music!

Douglas High School Softball - MaKenzi Sides, Madison Wright & Camille Thompson

Zipporah Camille Thompson and Vivian LiddellPeachy Keen met up with Atlanta visual artist and sculptor Zipporah Camille Thompson on the week of the rare super blue blood moon eclipse—notable in the context of Thompson's work, which often deals with lunar activity as a subject. What would happen if the moon decided to up and leave us? We chat about this and other pressing questions amongst looms, a kiln, shelves of thread and various containers of materials in her Stone Mountain home/studio as she prepares to move everything to The Goat Farm Arts Center to begin her two year studio residency with The Creatives Project. We discuss process, starting with source imagery and materials, and moving into working methods. She gets technical with some loom talk, and we ponder the guilt associated with the refusal to "commit" to one medium, as well negotiating labels when crossing between high and low materials and techniques. We find out that the artist blood runs deep in her large, supportive family from North Carolina, and we talk about how her education took a turn from psychology to the visual arts. Zipporah Camille Thompson's studio; idea boards. Materials in the studio. Works in progress. Related Links:Zipporah Camille Thompson, Zipporah Camille Thompson on Instagram, whitespace gallery, Idea Capital Grants for Atlanta Artists, The Creatives Project, The Goat Farm Arts Center, P O C O A P O C O Residency in Oaxaca, Mexico, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts Residency in Newcastle, MaineWant to support Peachy Keen? Leaving a review on iTunes is a great way to help our podcast get heard by more folks—it’s free and anonymous! Want to take your support to the next level? As a Patreon subscriber to the podcast you can help Peachy Keen to continue to document and uplift the voices of Southern women in the arts for as little as $1/month.  Recurring donations from subscribers like you are essential in ensuring that the podcast continues. Want a good cobbler recipe? Some Peachy Keen swag? An on air shout out to YOU on our next episode? Check out our Patreon page now for subscriber tiers and their rewards: Become a Patron! Follow @peachykeenpodcast on Instagram for announcements, news &amp; of course, more pics. 👇

Zipporah Camille Thompson and Vivian LiddellPeachy Keen met up with Atlanta visual artist and sculptor Zipporah Camille Thompson on the week of the rare super blue blood moon eclipse—notable in the context of Thompson's work, which often deals with lunar activity as a subject. What would happen if the moon decided to up and leave us? We chat about this and other pressing questions amongst looms, a kiln, shelves of thread and various containers of materials in her Stone Mountain home/studio as she prepares to move everything to The Goat Farm Arts Center to begin her two year studio residency with The Creatives Project. We discuss process, starting with source imagery and materials, and moving into working methods. She gets technical with some loom talk, and we ponder the guilt associated with the refusal to "commit" to one medium, as well negotiating labels when crossing between high and low materials and techniques. We find out that the artist blood runs deep in her large, supportive family from North Carolina, and we talk about how her education took a turn from psychology to the visual arts. Zipporah Camille Thompson's studio; idea boards. Materials in the studio. Works in progress. Related Links:<a href="http://www.zipporahcamille.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zipporah Camille Thompson</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/zipporahcamille/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zipporah Camille Thompson on Instagram</a>, <a href="http://whitespace814.com/artists/zipporah-thompson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">whitespace gallery</a>, <a href="http://www.ideacapitalatlanta.org/zipporah-camille-thompson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Idea Capital Grants for Atlanta Artists</a>, <a href="http://www.thecreativesproject.org/the-creatives-project-news/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Creatives Project</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheGoatFarmArtsCenter/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Goat Farm Arts Center</a>, <a href="http://www.pocoapocomx.com/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">P O C O A P O C O Residency in Oaxaca, Mexico</a>, <a href="http://www.watershedceramics.org/residencies/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts Residency in Newcastle, Maine</a>Want to support Peachy Keen? Leaving a review on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/peachy-keen/id1212413059" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> is a great way to help our podcast get heard by more folks—it’s free and anonymous! Want to take your support to the next level? <a href="https://www.patreon.com/peachykeen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">As a Patreon subscriber to the podcast </a>you can help Peachy Keen to continue to document and uplift the voices of Southern women in the arts for as little as $1/month. Recurring donations from subscribers like you are essential in ensuring that the podcast continues. Want a good cobbler recipe? Some Peachy Keen swag? An on air shout out to YOU on our next episode? <a href="https://www.patreon.com/peachykeen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check out our Patreon page now for subscriber tiers and their rewards</a>: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=5376600" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Become a Patron!</a> Follow @peachykeenpodcast on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/peachykeenpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> for announcements, news &amp; of course, more pics. 👇

12 - Zipporah Camille Thompson—To the Moon and Back, Searching through High and Low  