Get Cultured
By Molly Van Gorp
A lifestyle podcast series that is guaranteed to transform you from trendy to trend setting, arming you with a cultural aptitude unrivaled by the A-est of A-Listers. Each episode will explore one aspect of the world of lifestyle, including art, culture, aesthetics, recreation, food, design, and style. Get ready to get cultured!
“That’s so Mid-Century Modern”
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We’ve all heard the term, but what does mid-century modern really mean? How is it distinct from 70s glam? What’s Scandinavian design? After this episode, you’ll (hopefully) have answers to these questions. Plus, you'll be able to communicate your dream home concept like a pro, which is sure to come in handy once you secure that spot on House Hunters.
Jan 22, 202145:43
Mascara, Bronzer, and Everything in Between
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Join me and Alice - the makeup artist behind @amanamakeup - as we talk makeup, skin care, and attending college in London.
Nov 20, 202030:07
Beauty Experts of Evanton: An Interview with Ellie on Hair Care, Style Secrets, and Steven Papageorge Hair Salon
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Episode 2 is all about trends in hair. It's safe to say I have a true bond with all things hair, so it's no surprise that Steven Papageorge Hair Salon, located on 602 Davis St. in Evanston, Il, is one of my favorite places to visit. Ellie Papageorge is the guest star of this episode. Together, we’ll learn more about the salon she manages while exploring the world of hair styling.
Nov 06, 202032:12
Falling into Fashion: A Guide to this Season’s Signature Pieces
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Hello and welcome to the first episode of my new podcast series: Get Cultured. Each episode will explore one aspect of the world of lifestyle, beginning with my original, and primary obsession: fashion. For me, fashion was the gateway to the vast realm of art, culture, aesthetics, recreation, food, design, and style that we now bundle up into one all-encompassing package, referred to as lifestyle. As my fellow fashionistas are well aware, fashion is more than physical garments. It’s a story, a rich narrative transcending time and space. And today, I, along with my guest, the pop cultural specialist, Barnard student, oat milk lover Kristin Merrilees, who by the way is published in the New York Times Style Section, will take you on a journey through the Autumn 2020 fashion story, trend by trend, style by style, look by look, and snood by snood.
Oct 23, 202021:19