Caught Red-Handed has interviews with all your favorite henna artists from around the world, talking about henna, but straying as far as possible into other areas of interest and inspiration. You’ll experience a new dimension to the artists I interview, gaining new insight into how they came to be the artist they are now. You will also hear interviews with a wide variety of people in other fields tangentially related to henna, like tattoo artists, bellydancers, jewelry designers etc.
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Caught Red-Handed has interviews with all your favorite henna artists from around the world, talking about henna, but straying as far as possible into other areas of interest and inspiration. You’ll experience a new dimension to the artists I interview, gaining new insight into how they came to be the artist they are now. You will also hear interviews with a wide variety of people in other fields tangentially related to henna, like tattoo artists, bellydancers, jewelry designers etc.
Episode 19 - Mixmaster Mixtape - Part 2 (Kanchan, Darcy and Hiral)
Caught Red-Handed Podcast
1 hour 59 seconds
11 years ago
Episode 19 - Mixmaster Mixtape - Part 2 (Kanchan, Darcy and Hiral)
[gallery ids="340,336,339"] Download this episode (right click and save)" style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); text-decoration: none; -webkit-transition: all 0.4s ease-in-out; transition: all 0.4s ease-in-out;">Listen to this EpisodeSubscribe to this podcast via iTunesI can hear you all out there banging your spoons against your henna bowls in anticipation of the next Mixtape episode. Clang no more, put those bowls to good use. This episode will give so many new ideas for mixing henna that you'll want to run to your kitchen right away.The first episode ranged across the US, but this one narrows its focus to just the Bay Area. Even though all my guests are in the same area they each have their own way of dealing with the climate and their own unique recipes. All three are very active in the bridal scene, offering up some great ideas for making special paste for bridal henna. We even have a minor controversy brewing over whether there is such a thing as dye release (possibly a subject for a future episode).Interestingly all three of these women have very no-nonsense approaches to mixing henna. Maybe there is something about doing bridal henna in an environment with a lot of henna artists and a lot of gigs that makes a person become more focused on what works and what doesn't. It sounds like there really isn't time to play around with different powders and oils and teas etc. but instead they have all strived to get the very best paste in the easiest and quickest way possible. That said, they all arrived at their current mix through a lot of experimentation which is the core lesson from all of these interviews.Remember to subscribe to this podcast via iTunes to always be the first on your block to get the newest episode. This helps me know how the podcast is doing and will also help me attract sponsors to help finance the podcast down the road. Please also rate the podcast on iTunes just so I know how I'm doing. Thanks!
Caught Red-Handed Podcast
Caught Red-Handed has interviews with all your favorite henna artists from around the world, talking about henna, but straying as far as possible into other areas of interest and inspiration. You’ll experience a new dimension to the artists I interview, gaining new insight into how they came to be the artist they are now. You will also hear interviews with a wide variety of people in other fields tangentially related to henna, like tattoo artists, bellydancers, jewelry designers etc.
