Stained glass
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Sep 16, 2026
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
So something that I saw, and it reminded me of the way Greta Gerwig shot Lady Bird.
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
Because me, as a recovering Catholic, I can understand the feelings of feeling confined by stained glass windows and feeling trapped.
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
And I feel like you were repeatedly framing Laurel McKenna by these sort of stained glass windows.
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
And it's almost like you were showing us visually how trapped she feels with her own trauma.
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
And this feels like this curse that she can't break out of.
Jon Lee BrodyHOST
So was stained glass this very calculated imagery that you wanted to represent that?
Yoko OkumuraGUEST
Wow, that is so fascinating, your interpretation of the stained glass.
Yoko OkumuraGUEST
It was an incredibly specific thing that we built that was very important to me.
Kelly TaylorNARRATOR
Read by Kelly Taylor.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Reflections of a Stained Glass Master Chapter 20 of Stained Glass Work A Textbook for Students and Workers in Glass By Christopher Wall 1905 This is a LibriVox recording.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Chapter 20 A String of Beads Is there anything more to say? A whole world full, of course, for every single thing is a part of all things.
15 MINS LATER
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
And in the stillness and the coolness and the peace you can dwell with confidence upon the thought of all the unknown that is moving onward towards you, as the glow which is fading renews itself day by day in the east, bringing the daily task with it.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
You feel that you are able to meet it, and that all is well, that there are quiet and good things in store, and that this constant renewal of the glories of day and night, this constant procession of morning and evening as the world rolls round, has become almost a special possession to you, to which only those who pay the price have entrance, an inheritance of your own as a reward of your endeavor and acquired power, and leading to some purposed end that will be peace.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass, stained glass, stained glass.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
At night in the lofty church windows the bits glow and gloam and talk to one another in their places, and the pictured angels and saints look down, peopling the empty aisles and companioning the lamp of the sanctuary.
Matt DuBoiseHOST
It's going to be really cool.
Matt DuBoiseHOST
However, I can say we're going to be making the stained glass to go in the windows.
KristenHOST
Ooh, stained glass.
KristenHOST
That is really cool.
KristenHOST
Is that the announcement?
Matt DuBoiseHOST
It's going to be a California coop, and it's going to be designed to look like a church.
Matt DuBoiseHOST
That's all I can really say right now.
Matt DuBoiseHOST
And then we're going to do the stained glass.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
So yes, to make this simple for the audience, I view all of my work as a form of ministry and I have different flavors.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
I like to jokingly call them stained glass and plain glass.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
Okay.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
So my stained glass is at work on purpose, which is serving working Christians to be faith active at work.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
But my plain glass is to go into client organizations as a consultant who are all over the map spiritually and bring solutions to their problems.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
But what I'm actually doing is I'm bringing the kingdom into their organizations.
Chuck ProudfitGUEST
And that is plain glass.
Ron BeshearHOST
Well, that is plain glass.
Letlhogonolo MokgoroaneHOST
And I'm personally excited for this conversation because I get to speak to Ati.
Letlhogonolo MokgoroaneHOST
Ati is a South African artist whose research-led practice spans performance, film, tapestry, stained glass sculptures, printmaking and installations, exploring archive spirituality, colonial histories and speculative world building.
Letlhogonolo MokgoroaneHOST
In 2020, he co-founded Victories of the Word with Curator Anelisa, a non-profit art and research organization dedicated to reimagining South African knowledge systems through artistic research, archival practice, and public programming, including the support of the historic Lovedale Press in Alice, Eastern Cape.
Letlhogonolo MokgoroaneHOST
Hey, Ati, how has Open Book been for you?
Athi-Patra RugaGUEST
In South Africa, there is, of course, we have a disembodiment from land because of its history.
Athi-Patra RugaGUEST
But that was the first healing to be embodied by seeing a march of these figures walking through the landscape from people's minds, people who've overcome missionary censorship, nationalist censorship to respectability as we have found our middle class or negotiating our middle class.
Athi-Patra RugaGUEST
So it's a space of such fertile and pregnant, in a way, that is very enriching and has been very influential in works of mine that I've been able to share with the South African arts landscape, from the Lunar Songbook, Nyanga Zonyaga, to Amadoda on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, which is another long title of mine, to Cameos from the Frontier, which is Stained Glass, you know? Yeah.
Letlhogonolo MokgoroaneHOST
Archiving spirituality, colonial history, is something that runs through all your work, right? What does it mean to activate and archive rather than simply preserve it? It feels like you make old memory do new
Kelly TaylorNARRATOR
End of Original People by Anna Cora Mowatt Read by Kelly Taylor
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Reflections of a Stained Glass Master Chapter 20 of Stained Glass Work A Textbook for Students and Workers in Glass By Christopher Wall 1905 This is a LibriVox recording.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Chapter 20 A String of Beads Is there anything more to say? A whole world full, of course, for every single thing is a part of all things.
15 MINS LATER
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
You feel that you are able to meet it, and that all is well, that there are quiet and good things in store, and that this constant renewal of the glories of day and night, this constant procession of morning and evening, as the world rolls round, has become almost a special possession to you, to which only those who pay the price have entrance.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
An inheritance of your own as a reward of your endeavor and acquired power, and leading to some purposed end that will be peace.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
Kelly TaylorNARRATOR
End of Original People by Anna Cora Mowatt Read by Kelly Taylor
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Reflections of a Stained Glass Master Chapter 20 of Stained Glass Work A Textbook for Students and Workers in Glass by Christopher Wall, 1905 This is a LibriVox recording.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Chapter 20 A String of Beads Is there anything more to say? A whole world full, of course, for every single thing is a part of all things.
15 MINS LATER
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
You feel that you are able to meet it, and that all is well, that there are quiet and good things in store, and that this constant renewal of the glories of day and night, this constant procession of morning and evening, as the world rolls round, has become almost a special possession to you, to which only those who pay the price have entrance.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
An inheritance of your own as a reward of your endeavor and acquired power, and leading to some purposed end that will be peace.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
Kelly TaylorNARRATOR
End of Original People by Anna Cora Mowatt Read by Kelly Taylor
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Reflections of a Stained Glass Master Chapter 20 of Stained Glass Work A Textbook for Students and Workers in Glass By Christopher Wall 1905 This is a LibriVox recording.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Chapter 20 A String of Beads Is there anything more to say? A whole world full, of course, for every single thing is a part of all things.
15 MINS LATER
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
And you think with good hope of your life that is coming, and of all your aspirations and your dreams, and in the stillness and the coolness and the peace you can dwell with confidence upon the thought of all the unknown that is moving onward towards you, as the glow which is fading renews itself day by day in the east, bringing the daily task with it.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
You feel that you are able to meet it, and that all is well, that there are quiet and good things in store, and that this constant renewal of the glories of day and night, this constant procession of morning and evening, as the world rolls round, has become almost a special possession to you, to which only those who pay the price have entrance, an inheritance of your own, as a reward of your endeavor and acquired power, and leading to some purposed end that will be peace.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Stained glass.
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Welcome to 92.5 Phoenix FM and Getting to Know You, a program during which we endeavor to get to know a little of the private side of a person as opposed to their public image or persona.
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My guest today is widely regarded as being one of the finest classical and contemporary stained glass artists to ever grace these shores.
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He has had a remarkable artistic career during which he has been at various times an illustrator, an art teacher, a lecturer, an art restorer, mosaic creator and ultimately a master stained glass artist.
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He has been critically acclaimed and his artistic creations are much sought after and his stylised approach combines traditional techniques with a modern aesthetic to create a very personal vision of For His Stained Glass It's my great pleasure to welcome Patrick Muldowney.
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Good morning, Pat.
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How are you?
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Whatever possessed you to choose such a precarious occupation?
Patrick MuldowneyGUEST
That's a very good question.
ChadHOST
well
RickyHOST
i like pissing away my money too All right, so the next thing was a 2023 Allen & Ginter Miguel Cabrera Mini Stained Glass card, PSA 8.
RickyHOST
This was my lowest, but I am thrilled with this card, although I do have to note, I compared it with another stained glass mini that I have, and they did not do the shrink wrapping.
RickyHOST
If you can see that one is more clear than the other, this has some lines.
RickyHOST
And the problem is this card moves.
RickyHOST
Another interesting piece of this is I started researching these cards, and I noticed these cards are about a million grades apart from one another, and I did submit both of them over time.
RickyHOST
They are titled totally different.
RickyHOST
One is Topps A&G, one's Allen & Ginter, one's Mini Stained Glass, one says Mini Excels Extended Stained Glass, Exclusive Extended.
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