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'Finding Inspiration' Episode 65 'The Bakery Bears Radio Show' (Patreon)

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 65

In the latest episode of our radio Show we discuss inspiration. Without it, the world would not function in the way it does. So where do we find it? And is inspiration like love? Something you should never look for but always be open to. All this and so much more in todays episode of the show! 

Join Kay & Dan as they:

  • Remember rubber band balls from their school days
  • Take a close look at some of the flora and fauna on todays walk
  • Discuss where Kay finds her inspiration for creating knitting patterns
  • Talk through where Dan finds his inspiration for creating TV shows
  • Discuss how they put themselves in the best position to feel inspired
  • Mentions our upcoming Making Of: Walking the Wall documentary coming 28th June 2022
  • Discuss some of the people they are inspired by
  • Mention the film Whiplash https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2582802/ 

We'll be back in two weeks with our next 'Radio Show'!

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Comments

Jane Reynolds

Loved hearing the wren and other birds as you walked.

Jessica Schick

Dan & Kay, teaching holds so many facets. It's exciting to see people learning something new, but there's also the ones where you impacted their lives and didn't even know it until years later. I did a very short time teaching & substitute teaching and there was the obvious academic learning going on. However, years later there are kids that will see me in town and remember me, as well as a couple that have said how much I changed how they thought about their future, how they perceived how people should be treated, etc. I could've never imagined that I would be capable of impacting anyone's life in that way during a few weeks of seeing them for an hour a day. It's amazing to realize how we all touch each other's lives, and many not even know it. That's been inspiring to me. Dan, my husband has commented several times on how well produced the Bakery Bears' shows are. He says your camera work is lovely and well thought out. That's something we've really noticed over the years. Kay, you are such an approachable personality. I've knit for decades and still learn new little details to different things. The attention to detail really shows your love of all your art forms. Thank you both for sharing these parts of your lives with the public.