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Coming up:
January 25 is Feeding Community! where we share ideas for favorite food prep in tough times, growing tips, and mutual aid. This talk is community led and will benefit the Hollywood Food Coalition and the OM accessibility fund for ASL interpretation. 3:30-4:30 PM PST on Zoom.
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February 22 is Kat Chudy on educational access needs and March 15 is Brontë Grimm on the overlap of gender, art, and disability. More details coming soon!
Want to see what's gone before? Enjoy the archived talks on the Opulent Mobility channel and the edited transcripts (and more!) on Substack.
Talks are 3:30-4:30 PM PST on Zoom unless otherwise specified. Suggested donations $10-35, no one turned away for lack of funds. Your donations benefit our speakers, their charities of choice, and the Opulent Mobility accessibility fund.
Thanks to you all, and to Pamela Samuelson of Embodywork LA for the idea!
January 25 is Feeding Community! where we share ideas for favorite food prep in tough times, growing tips, and mutual aid. This talk is community led and will benefit the Hollywood Food Coalition and the OM accessibility fund for ASL interpretation. 3:30-4:30 PM PST on Zoom.
Sign up here
February 22 is Kat Chudy on educational access needs and March 15 is Brontë Grimm on the overlap of gender, art, and disability. More details coming soon!
Want to see what's gone before? Enjoy the archived talks on the Opulent Mobility channel and the edited transcripts (and more!) on Substack.
Talks are 3:30-4:30 PM PST on Zoom unless otherwise specified. Suggested donations $10-35, no one turned away for lack of funds. Your donations benefit our speakers, their charities of choice, and the Opulent Mobility accessibility fund.
Thanks to you all, and to Pamela Samuelson of Embodywork LA for the idea!
What IS Genius Teatime anyway?
Genius Teatime is a Saturday Zoomcast where you can share your genius! It's a 40 minute talk or interview with a 20 minute Q and A, covering a wide range of fabulous topics: from Chumash agriculture to the history of beatboxing to occultist ritual theater and polyamory and beyond.
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PAST GENIUS TEATIME SPEAKERS AND TALKS
Julia Cordero-Lamb and What is, and what can be: what the plants teach us about adapting to climate disruption.
Kate Conklin on Wildness & Precision: The Creative Process
Rebecca Niederlander and Chronically Gifted, Chronically Ill
Rachel Ungerer on Celebrating Disabled Sexuality through BDSM
David Resnick and They did WHAT with their MOUTHS? How technology radically accelerated beatboxing
Laura Young and Debunking the Myth of the Starving Artist
Susan Ruth and Following the Unseen Road
Abbe Dotson and Understanding Real Estate- A Casual Conversation about How to Buy, What To Buy and When To Buy
Socks Whitmore on Trans Inclusion in Artistic Spaces
Olivia Pepper and To Become Living Poetry- An Oral History of Occultist Ritual Theater from 1870s-current
Noel Molloy and Art From Trash- How repurposing helps us, our relationships, and our environment
Joan Stevens and Plants save the world: Action strategies for a resilient future
Jenny Jeski On Polyamory (a personal story)
Joan Russell on Running Towards Life
Mindi Trimble and Getting Majorly Determined
Diana Elizabeth Jordan and Making My Own Happily Ever After
Micol Hebron on AI and a Crisis of Truth
Heather Woodbury and How I Learned to Love Politics (and stop obsessing on cable news)
Anthony Tusler on The Importance of Disability Art
Andrea Jennings on Authentic Representation in Entertainment
Deb Sivigny on 360-degree Design: Creating Multi-Dimensional Worlds
Badly Licked Bear talks Ribbon Skirts and Revolution
Suzanne Yada and Your Brain is Like an Antenna
Archived videos of the talks are online at https://www.youtube.com/@opulentmobility
Kate Conklin on Wildness & Precision: The Creative Process
Rebecca Niederlander and Chronically Gifted, Chronically Ill
Rachel Ungerer on Celebrating Disabled Sexuality through BDSM
David Resnick and They did WHAT with their MOUTHS? How technology radically accelerated beatboxing
Laura Young and Debunking the Myth of the Starving Artist
Susan Ruth and Following the Unseen Road
Abbe Dotson and Understanding Real Estate- A Casual Conversation about How to Buy, What To Buy and When To Buy
Socks Whitmore on Trans Inclusion in Artistic Spaces
Olivia Pepper and To Become Living Poetry- An Oral History of Occultist Ritual Theater from 1870s-current
Noel Molloy and Art From Trash- How repurposing helps us, our relationships, and our environment
Joan Stevens and Plants save the world: Action strategies for a resilient future
Jenny Jeski On Polyamory (a personal story)
Joan Russell on Running Towards Life
Mindi Trimble and Getting Majorly Determined
Diana Elizabeth Jordan and Making My Own Happily Ever After
Micol Hebron on AI and a Crisis of Truth
Heather Woodbury and How I Learned to Love Politics (and stop obsessing on cable news)
Anthony Tusler on The Importance of Disability Art
Andrea Jennings on Authentic Representation in Entertainment
Deb Sivigny on 360-degree Design: Creating Multi-Dimensional Worlds
Badly Licked Bear talks Ribbon Skirts and Revolution
Suzanne Yada and Your Brain is Like an Antenna
Archived videos of the talks are online at https://www.youtube.com/@opulentmobility
Artwork by A. Laura Brody
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