Meagan J. Meehan
Bio
Meagan J. Meehan is an artist, curator, author, poet, cartoonist, and produced playwright. She is the founder of the “Conscious Perceptionalism” art movement. Meagan holds a B.A., an M.A., and is currently pursuing a Ph.D.
Stories (7/0)
Wethos Virtual Studio Launches National Campaign Seeking Entrepreneurs
Wethos Virtual Studios the leading platform for freelancers to team up and transform their one-person shops into full-service studios. The company has just announced a new competition for freelance entrepreneurs who are getting their businesses off the ground. The competition, which launches on February 1, will award $10,000 to three entrepreneurs hoping to start their own business. Freelance founders that would like to grow their already existing business will also be eligible. Submissions will remain open until Monday, February 28th, 2022, and winners will be announced Wednesday, March 16th.
By Meagan J. Meehan 7 months ago in Interview
Sweet Tooth: Interview with Singer-Songwriter Zāna
“Sweet Tooth” is a new song by singer-songwriter Zāna from her This is Autumn album. The single was inspired by Starbucks coffee treats that were sitting on her desk. The caramel, mocha and vanilla flavors reminded Zāna of her boyfriend and how he describes his skin tone as “mocha caramel.” “Sweet Tooth” debuted last weekend on two of iHeartRadio’s most popular stations, WKTU 103.5FM and WLTW 106.7 LITE FM. The song is being distributed by AWAL (part of Sony Music) and is available now on Spotify.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Beat
ShortsTV Launches ShortsTV Worldwide
ShortsTV is a channel that prides itself on bringing an array of short films, in various genres, to screens across the globe. The 2021 ShortsTV Worldwide Film Festival has just been announced and it will feature work from the U.S., Latin America, India and Europe. The call for 2021 ShortsTV Worldwide Film Festival is still ongoing and submissions are now open on Festhome.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Beat
Wix Announces European Launch of “Playground Academy” Program
Wix, a leader in website design technology, has just announced that its prestigious design program, Wix Playground Academy, is starting a European branch. The Wix headquarters is located in New York City but the company reaches global audiences and the need for a European branch of the popular design program was increasingly apparent.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Education
italki: A Digital Way to Learn a New Language
italki is a global platform that makes it easy to learn a language online. What makes italki special is that it connects students and teachers around the world for 1-on-1 online language lessons. A core belief at italki is that human interaction and cultural sharing are crucial to becoming fluent in a foreign language. Learners on italki not only get a live human teacher, they also have the flexibility to study any language they want, whenever they want, in a way that is personalized for them.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Education
The Odd and Infamous History of Punch and Judy
Punch and Judy is one of the most famous puppet shows in the world; it has entertained audiences across the globe for centuries. The exploits of Mr. Punch and his wife, Judy, are usually performed in short scene sequences and generally culminate in one of the characters being comically beaten. Although the roots of the show were not started in England, “Punch and Judy” has become eternally linked with the English seaside culture due to the wild popularity of the shows performed in these locations.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Geeks
The Groovy History of Lava Lamps
Lava lamps know how to make an impression. After all, illuminated liquids that encase vibrant blobs of wax which seem to glisten and dance within cone-shaped beacons of light that appear to have been designed on another planet are hard to forget. Lava lamps are among the oddest looking yet most entrancing kinds of lights on the market. Although they were a hugely popular fad in the 1970s, they never completely faded out of interest. Today, lava lamps are sold at numerous stores for varying prices (some sell for under $10) and come in a wide array of shapes and colors. Although almost everyone knows what a lava lamp is, few know the background history of how these strange pieces of furniture came into existence.
By Meagan J. Meehan 2 years ago in Geeks
