The boys have a great chat with author Bob Pondillo, author of Boom! Town, Bewitching Hitler, and My Name is Wallace, an AI Love Story...Sort Of. Bob has had a ling and interesting career in media, from a long stint in radio, including The Voice of America, WNBC in New York and ABC Radio Networks. He veered toward education, spending 14 years at Middle Tennessee State University teaching media history and screenplay writing. Oh! and he's also an award winning filmmaker! Check out our conversation and don't forget to like and subscribe, comment and share. Much love!
The boys are going virtual studio for a while, at least until the new studio space can be built out. But that doesn't mean they don't get together for a little group therapy while tossing stuff into the time capsule and catching up on what's new this week. Thanks for being here and don't forget to like, subscribe, comment and share where you can. Much Love!
Coming back after a week off is always interesting. This time, we got the news we aren't continuing the lease at the 3rd and Main Studio space. This is the very last show from that space as we say goodbye and move on. It's bittersweet as we've enjoyed our time there, love our neighbors and have had some great guest in studio. At the same time we're pushing forward to a permanent location better suited to the show. The boys also discuss some time capsule stuff and catch up on a slew (sorry for that word) of celebrity deaths. Feast you eyes one last time on the studio and don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe. Much love!
It's a new episode where the boys drop some things into the time capsule and then discuss their new venture, trying to get the word out on The Invisible Stage, a radio play group producing Hot Rodders of the Apocalypse, Hank & Marge, the newest Captain Slack Johnson: Space Patrol! Thanks for tuning in and listening!
The boys toss some stuff into the 20-50 year time capsule this week and then just chat and catch up about what is going on this summer, from politics to kids and Flock Cameras. Give a listen and subscribe, like, comment and share.
It’s not every day that you meet someone whose life story embodies resilience and a commitment to justice. During our latest conversation, we had the pleasure of speaking with Betty Frizzell, a former police chief turned advocate, who shared her remarkable journey from a challenging background to becoming a voice for the voiceless. She talks about her background, her time as a LEO and her podcast: "Injustice Unspoken" where she and her co-host talk with women who have been trafficked, speak with experts and give a hopeful voice for those who gained it back. You can find more info on Betty at BettyJaneFrizell.com. Like, subscribe, comment and share if you will. Much love.
The boys drop some things into this weeks' time capsule for future consumption and then meet up the fantastic Ambika of Seattle's best hardcore band, Distest. She even brings in the string section who appear in the background. We talk DYI tours, international tours, song writing and her unusual upbringing without western rock influences. Give a listen. Give a like. Give a subscribe and a share. Much love. Look up Distest Seattle on all the socials!