Erin Wilbanks's guest appearances

Erin Wilbanks

Namaste With Katie J

The Ictus Marketing Podcast

Anime Trash

Dielle Charon

Sarah Wu

Lauren Spohrer

Erin Youngren

Josh Steimle

Tom Hunt

Darren Shearer

Jenny Darroch

Laura Hughes

Frank Cowell

Shauna Mackenzie

Aaron Norris

Mark C. Crowley

Erin Phillips

John Manning

OwlTail

Karen Morales

This week on the podcast I have the pleasure of introducing two of my best friends from Miami, FL. This episode was a delight and a surprise and was so happy to do this episode with the people I love about a show I love. We talk about generational curses, growing pains, and sexual awakenings. So excited for ya'll to hear it! You can catch all things Karen &amp; Erin on Instagram on (@karendmorales.mov) &amp; (@ewilbanks13)! And as always keep in touch with me your host (@wizardofaubs) And for updates on the podcast on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter (@animetrashpod). Luv u &lt;3--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animetrashpod/support

This week on the podcast I have the pleasure of introducing two of my best friends from Miami, FL. This episode was a delight and a surprise and was so happy to do this episode with the people I love about a show I love. We talk about generational curses, growing pains, and sexual awakenings. So excited for ya'll to hear it! You can catch all things Karen &amp; Erin on Instagram on (@karendmorales.mov) &amp; (@ewilbanks13)! And as always keep in touch with me your host (@wizardofaubs) And for updates on the podcast on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter (@animetrashpod). Luv u &lt;3--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/animetrashpod/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/animetrashpod/support</a>

Sexual Awakening: Avatar The Last Airbender Ft. Karen Morales & Erin Wilbanks

One of her friends who identified her as a true Wander Woman, so I was excited to hear her story. I always enjoy talking to yogis who like to travel because they have such worldly and thoughtful insights to share. Erin proved me right, yet again.  Erin is a Professor of Audiology (the study of sound) and started photography in high school. She mainly taught herself, playing with lighting and taking pictures of "weird things" around her room. When Instagram blew up she started focusing on landscapes but it has remained a side gig/passion project for her. She teaches yoga, practices yoga, and has a kind and caring spirit that's abundantly clear throughout our conversation.  We discussed:  1. Why she quit her job to travel last year 2. How she manages the expectations of her parents and society 3. Why she encourages young adults to travel more 4. How she practices self-care by listening to her daily needs 5. Where she goes to find calm and relaxation 6. Excuses we hear as yoga instructors and why they are BS 7. The importance of saying "no" to people or plans that don't serve you 8. How to evaluate your next move, are you doing it for you, ego, or someone else? 9. The top places she thinks all Wander Women should visit  After the interview I'll discuss: 1. The importance of eating like you love yourself including my own battle with disordered eating. 2. Why I stopped eating sugar (it's more expensive than you think) 3. Why I am NOT going to school to study Traditional Chinese Medicine; I want to elaborate on Yesterday's Big Announcement about moving to Costa Rica  Learn More about Erin:  www.erinwilbanksphotography.com  IG: @erinwilbanksphotography

One of her friends who identified her as a true Wander Woman, so I was excited to hear her story. I always enjoy talking to yogis who like to travel because they have such worldly and thoughtful insights to share. Erin proved me right, yet again. Erin is a Professor of Audiology (the study of sound) and started photography in high school. She mainly taught herself, playing with lighting and taking pictures of "weird things" around her room. When Instagram blew up she started focusing on landscapes but it has remained a side gig/passion project for her. She teaches yoga, practices yoga, and has a kind and caring spirit that's abundantly clear throughout our conversation. We discussed: 1. Why she quit her job to travel last year 2. How she manages the expectations of her parents and society 3. Why she encourages young adults to travel more 4. How she practices self-care by listening to her daily needs 5. Where she goes to find calm and relaxation 6. Excuses we hear as yoga instructors and why they are BS 7. The importance of saying "no" to people or plans that don't serve you 8. How to evaluate your next move, are you doing it for you, ego, or someone else? 9. The top places she thinks all Wander Women should visit After the interview I'll discuss: 1. The importance of eating like you love yourself including my own battle with disordered eating. 2. Why I stopped eating sugar (it's more expensive than you think) 3. Why I am NOT going to school to study Traditional Chinese Medicine; I want to elaborate on Yesterday's Big Announcement about moving to Costa Rica Learn More about Erin: <a href="http://www.erinwilbanksphotography.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.erinwilbanksphotography.com</a> IG: @erinwilbanksphotography

6.3 Photography As An Excuse to Travel, Eating Like You Love Yourself, and Learning to Say “No” with Erin Wilbanks

In today's interview, we brought together two members of The Guild in Redlands, CA. The Guild is a group of creative people who meet to support and help each other. On the first Wednesday of each month, Augies Coffeehouse in Redlands is swamped with creative people of different formats and from various walks of life. The two people we have talking with us today are key members of the Guild. Erin Wilbanks handles all the social media promotion for the Guild, and Paul Gernetzke handles much of the design of the website and other aspects. Other members also work together knowing that when one creative person helps another creative person, the creative world comes alive with joy and singing. The purpose of The Guild is to build a community of creatives to find information and ideas from each other. I then asked who can be a member of the Guild. Is it just artists and photographers, or are there other types of creatives?“Creativity can be applied to any field.— Paul GernetzkeThere is no set criteria for being part of the Guild. Not everyone who is creative makes a living with their talents. As a matter of fact, while Erin does make money with her photography, her full time job is with the VA Hospital. Erin's motivation and inspiration with photography is her love of exploring. Both Paul and Erin agreed that the Inland Empire is a perfect living environment for creatives.“We can be at the beach and see snow in the mountains on the same day.— Erin Wilbanks“The access you have from the Inland Empire makes it a great place to live – you can get to the mountains and to the ocean, and to the desert within just a couple of hours.— Paul GernetzkePaul and Erin explained that the idea behind the Guild came from a 1930s and 40s group that met in England, and were associated with the University of Oxford. They were called The Inklings; a group of writers and literary enthusiasts who came together to support each other. It seems some of these writers claimed inspiration for some of their best works all because they met with other writers. In today's interview you will learn more about Erin, Paul and the Guild. Erin works magic with photography on her iPhone; Paul found inspiration in art and design when he traveled to South Africa. He started the Global Art and Design Project because of that trip, and has been inspired to fund art scholarships in South Africa. Paul also has his own art and design website called Loka. What I understood from speaking with Erin and Paul is that the primary mission of the Guild is to build the confidence of creatives all throughout the Inland Empire. It just seems that too many of the highly creative residents do not give themselves enough credit for the talents and abilities they have.“The Inland Empire has an underdog mentality— Paul GernetzkeIt really does not matter what type of creative talents you have. Maybe you are a poet, a flower arranger, a comedian, or you make paper maché figurines; whatever talent a person has, the Guild welcomes all. Always on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM at Augie's Coffeehouse in Redlands. The Guild has speakers for these meetings, and just consider the Guild's Vision:“Our vision is to see a sustainable and thriving community of creatives in the Inland Empire. We envision relationships in which people are free to be honest, to wrestle with life together, to support and challenge each other and to spur each other on in their creativity and craft.— The GuildNow enjoy this interview with Erin and Paul.

In today's interview, we brought together two members of <a href="http://theguild.cc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Guild in Redlands, CA</a>. The Guild is a group of creative people who meet to support and help each other. On the first Wednesday of each month, <a href="http://augiescoffeehouse.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Augies Coffeehouse in Redlands</a> is swamped with creative people of different formats and from various walks of life. The two people we have talking with us today are key members of the Guild. Erin Wilbanks handles all the social media promotion for the Guild, and Paul Gernetzke handles much of the design of the website and other aspects. Other members also work together knowing that when one creative person helps another creative person, the creative world comes alive with joy and singing. The purpose of The Guild is to build a community of creatives to find information and ideas from each other. I then asked who can be a member of the Guild. Is it just artists and photographers, or are there other types of creatives?“Creativity can be applied to any field. — Paul Gernetzke There is no set criteria for being part of the Guild. Not everyone who is creative makes a living with their talents. As a matter of fact, while Erin does make money with her photography, her full time job is with the VA Hospital. Erin's motivation and inspiration with photography is her love of exploring. Both Paul and Erin agreed that the Inland Empire is a perfect living environment for creatives.“We can be at the beach and see snow in the mountains on the same day. — Erin Wilbanks “The access you have from the Inland Empire makes it a great place to live – you can get to the mountains and to the ocean, and to the desert within just a couple of hours. — Paul Gernetzke Paul and Erin explained that the idea behind the Guild came from a 1930s and 40s group that met in England, and were associated with the University of Oxford. They were called The Inklings; a group of writers and literary enthusiasts who came together to support each other. It seems some of these writers claimed inspiration for some of their best works all because they met with other writers. In today's interview you will learn more about Erin, Paul and the Guild. <a href="http://www.erinwilbanksphotography.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Erin works magic</a> with photography on her iPhone; Paul found inspiration in art and design when he traveled to South Africa. He started the <a href="http://www.artdept.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Global Art and Design Project</a> because of that trip, and has been inspired to fund art scholarships in South Africa. Paul also has his own art and design website called <a href="http://www.loka.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Loka</a>. What I understood from speaking with Erin and Paul is that the primary mission of the Guild is to build the confidence of creatives all throughout the Inland Empire. It just seems that too many of the highly creative residents do not give themselves enough credit for the talents and abilities they have.“The Inland Empire has an underdog mentality — Paul Gernetzke It really does not matter what type of creative talents you have. Maybe you are a poet, a flower arranger, a comedian, or you make paper maché figurines; whatever talent a person has, the Guild welcomes all. Always on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM at <a href="http://www.augies.coffee/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Augie's Coffeehouse in Redlands.</a> The Guild has speakers for these meetings, and just consider the Guild's Vision:“Our vision is to see a sustainable and thriving community of creatives in the Inland Empire. We envision relationships in which people are free to be honest, to wrestle with life together, to support and challenge each other and to spur each other on in their creativity and craft. — The Guild Now enjoy this interview with Erin and Paul.

Episode 28 – Erin Wilbanks and Paul Gernetzke: Connecting Creatives in Redlands