by Miriam Schulman
The Inspiration Place Podcast is a passion project I’ve been working on behind the scenes not quite in secret, all summer long.
And now it’s here!
You’ll be able to find it on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify, so be sure to subscribe so you’ll never miss an episode.
HOW TO LISTEN TO PODCASTS
Now since I know podcasts haven’t been around that long, you may not know how to listen. So I have broken this down for you…
IPHONE or IPAD:
- Go to “Podcasts” – that is a free purple app for your phone or ipad (it may have come with it already installed)
- Tap the search icon (it’s a magnifying glass) and search for “The Inspiration Place”
or just >> CLICK HERE to listen on your iPad or iPhone
ANDROID:
- Go to “Google Play Music” – that is a free app for your phone
- Tap the menu button in the top left-hand corner of your screen.
- Tap on “Podcasts”
- Search for “The Inspiration Place”
or just >> CLICK HERE to listen on your Android device
DESKTOP:
You can go to my blog and every blog post that has a podcast has a player built right in.
>> click HERE for all the podcasts on your desktop
You can also find it on the Spotify and Stitcher apps if you have those!
I love listening to podcasts while I am driving, working at the easel or taking a walk. I hope you love them as much as I do. Happy listening!!
About Miriam Schulman
Hey there, I’m Miriam Schulman and I tell stories (often with watercolor and mixed media) I also teach other people how to express their stories through art. When I’m not working in my art studio, you can find me in museums, spending time with my amazing family or watching Project Runway. Come see what kind of art I create at www.art.SchulmanArt.com or join the fun at TheInspirationPlace.net
These are great to listen to while out working in the studio. Thanks so much for all the helpful information.
I do that, too, Annie! They are enjoyable.
Thanks for all the informative podcasts. I listen to them in my car now which is great and have learned so much. I am charged with creating a podcast for my local Historic Commission so your how to’s have been helpful in my research.
This is the right link to my blog.
Miriam, Thank You for the informative podcasts that you offer. I listen to them as I travel for a part-time job. I really enjoyed this week’s podcast on art shows. I so have to agree with the statement made about commercial booths killing shows. I grew up doing the arts and craft show circuit with my parents and have seen first hand what commercial booths can do to a show.