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Jules & Mike are BACK. After 3 years and 17 recorded conversations about the representation of gender in robots across media, we are finally releasing EPISODE 2 of The GenderBots Podcast! It's sort of like a "best of" or "clips show" for the last three year's worth of research, speculation, spreadsheets, charts & graphs, and binges & streams. Programmed for your enjoyment, we hope!! WATCH this episode here: https://youtu.be/sZ7KWJyrr0w Watch Episode 1 here: https://youtu.be/-XTgCXw4cBE Listen to Ep. 1 here: https://soundcloud.com/makeeverymedia/genderbots00 Support / Subscribe to the Make Every Media Channels: http://LinkTree.com/MakeEveryMedia

Introducing "The Hidden Storybook," a new game from The Hidden Room & Make Every Media that's got a Kickstarter deadline of March 18th to help fund a full-cast recording—we're almost halfway there, but only 9 days remain!! Episode 28 of the Make Every Media Podcast features our Client Communications Manager, Amber Quick, and the Artistic Director of Hidden Room Theatre, Beth Burns. Also available with added visual jokes on YouTube:: https://youtu.be/VHOFVG0nxho Music by the Austin Baroque Orchestra. Kickstarter Video Clip by Lowell Bartholomee. ~~ https://hiddenroomtheatre.com/ https://makeeverymedia.com/TheHiddenStorybook/ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thehiddenstorybook/the-hidden-storybook-make-everyday-tasks-magical

Steal Every Media: Pilot Episode Hosted by Peter Rogers Featuring Special Guest Kevin Miller ...and the 1985 film "Back to the Future" YouTube version available here: https://youtu.be/L9ofDbcwR-0 Like this pilot concept? Want to hear more? Let us know by showing support @ http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://BuyMeACoffee.Com/MakeEveryMedia http://twitch.tv/MakeEveryMedia Find "Make Every Media" wherever you listen to podcasts. http://soundcloud.com/MakeEveryMedia http://linktree.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com Music provided by Scooter Holiday: http://scooterholiday.com Special Thanks Benjamin Blattberg Lindsey McGowen Julie Moore Amber Quick Improv Schools in Austin: https://onandoffthestage.com/ https://merlin-works.com/ https://coldtownetheater.com/ https://falloutcomedy.com/ https://hideouttheatre.com/ Originally recorded live as a part of TIME SOUP on MEM-TV June 21st, 2021.

MEMcast27: The MetaCartography of Data or: How I Learned to Always Worry And Organize and Back Up My Media Projects Video version with lots of extra photos and footage available here: https://youtu.be/qiha04eaMME Or find "Make Every Media" wherever you listen to podcasts! Music by The Forgotten Discovery soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49 Paul Wainright soundcloud.com/wayne-champagne

"Why gender a robot? What purpose does it serve? Does it help us form attachments? And what does that say about how we view and perform gender in our everyday human lives?" These are all questions raised in this podcast series by long-time collaborator and noted cyborg clown, Julie Moore. We've been recording conversations about gender representation in robots since March of 2021 -- sometimes privately over Zoom or an app called "Marco Polo," sometimes live-streamed publicly over Twitch -- and we can't wait to start sharing our research with you! This of course includes a deep-dive on the entire Terminator franchise (all 6 movies at least), which is currently being edited. But what we're sharing with you today is a much-toiled-over "final edit" of our VERY FIRST CONVERSATION about this subject, the conversation that sparked over a year's worth of research, speculation, spreadsheets, charts & graphs, and binges & streams. Music by The Forgotten Discovery http://soundcloud.com/chrisowen49 Support / Subscribe to the Make Every Media Channels: http://LinkTree.com/MakeEveryMedia

24 minutes and 25 seconds long, Episode 26 of Make Every Media time-hops around 2022, 2021, 2017, and 2003 for PART TWO of TIME SOUP with the amazing MICHELLE DAHLENBURG! The music for this episode was crafted by the inimitable Scooter Holliday and lovingly interwoven thru the conversation vortex by Michael Ferstenfeld. More Music from Scooter Holiday @ScooterSings @ScooterSings on social www.scooterholiday.com Catch "How to Make Every Media With Free & Open-Source Software" on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 @ 7pm Central :: https://www.meetup.com/EFF-Austin/events/nltdcrydccbpb/ Or on twitch.tv/MakeEveryMedia youtube.com/MakeEveryMedia The Vortex www.vortexrep.org This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department and sponsored by Austin Creative Alliance. Episode 24 of MEMcast: https://makeeverymedia.com/memcast024/ Other media referenced in this episode :: http://www.salvagevanguard.com https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/david-and-wire https://gettingthingsdone.com/ https://konmari.com/

“We're Not Giving up on These Kids” - An audio interview with special education teacher Ignacio Valdez // By Michelle Dahlenburg Growing up in Laredo, Texas, Ignacio Valdez often felt like he was different from other kids. As an adult, Ignacio took an alternative route, and got his college degree at age 37. He's now a special education coordinator, and his past experiences give him a lot of empathy for his students and their challenges. These days he's helping create resilient schools through restorative practice in San Antonio. Produced by Michelle Dahlenburg for Texas State University and published here as a part of MEM's Summer Spotlight Series. Stay tuned for more stories of resilience from Michelle on this feed! Or binge all of her audio pieces now at http://michelle-dahlenburg.com All music in this episode provided by Blue Dot Sessions http://www.sessions.blue Except for that one song tejano punk song "Piñata Protest" by Tragos Amargos at the end of Michelle's piece. Find links to follow & support Make Every Media at:: http://LinkTree.com/MakeEveryMedia http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com

“Who Cares for the Caregiver?” An audio interview with chaplain Stephen Robinson // By Michelle Dahlenburg As a hospital chaplain, Stephen Robinson's job is to provide comfort and spiritual guidance to sick patients and their families. He also supports hospital staff. Stephen believes that it's important to celebrate the good things that happen. “Not putting a silver lining around it, but just to celebrate, and be grateful for the things that do go well. That's an important part of resiliency, too. It's not just reacting to the tough things, but celebrating the good things too.” Produced by Michelle Dahlenburg for Texas State University and published here as a part of MEM's Summer Spotlight Series. Stay tuned for more stories of resilience from Michelle on this feed! Or binge all of her audio pieces now at http://michelle-dahlenburg.com All music in this episode provided by Blue Dot Sessions http://www.sessions.blue (except for that one little bit of a Beatles cover) Photo by Nadine Studios: https://nadinestudio.com/ Find links to follow & support Make Every Media at:: http://LinkTree.com/MakeEveryMedia http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com

"What's a physical object that will always remind you of that week?" Austinite and artist Casey Janowski details how she and her neighbors came together and helped each other recover during and after the devastating statewide Texas winter storm and power outage of 2021. Produced by Michelle Dahlenburg for Texas State University and published here as a part of MEM's Summer Spotlight Series. Stay tuned for more stories of resilience from Michelle on this feed! Or binge all of her audio pieces now at http://michelle-dahlenburg.com All music in this episode provided by Blue Dot Sessions http://www.sessions.blue Find links to follow & support Make Every Media at:: http://LinkTree.com/MakeEveryMedia http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com

TWO OLD CATS is a conversational podcast that delves into the experiences of our U.S. Veterans and their friends and families. In episodes 1 & 2 host Command Sergeant Major Retired Donnie Moten speaks with his daughter, Megan about life before, during, and after the military. * This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation. For part 1, listen here: https://soundcloud.com/makeeverymedia/mem025 ** There's also a video version of this conversation available on our YouTube! https://youtu.be/LsOJoMk_tow To support and join the conversation:: http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com

TWO OLD CATS is a conversational podcast that delves into the experiences of our U.S. Veterans and their friends and families. In episode 1 host Command Sergeant Major Retired Donnie Moten speaks with his daughter, Megan about life before, during, and after the military. For immediate access to Part 2 of this conversation, become a Patreon supporter:: http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com Music from the Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/New_York_Military_Band/Edison_Blue_Amberol_2474/Una_noche_de_garufa https://freemusicarchive.org/music/crowander/from-the-bass-funkjazzrock/thirds https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Samurau/Things_left_unsaid/06_things_left_unsaid https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Clinical_Archives_Mix/July_2011/01_-_Bubamara_Brass_Band_-_Vasja_Prelijte_Rakijom

Episode 24 of Make Every Media is 24 minutes long and time-hops around March 2021, 2020, 2017, and 2016, all with the amazing MICHELLE DAHLENBURG! The music for this episode was crafted by the inimitable Scooter Holliday and lovingly interwoven thru the conversation vortex by Michael Ferstenfeld. More Music from Scooter Holiday soundcloud.com/ScooterSings @ScooterSings on social www.scooterholiday.com Catch TIME SOUP, the Live Twitch Stream June 22nd, 2021, from 2-9pm, as we give a full Media Hatchery Update and premiere Steal Every Media, Genderbots, Two Old Cats, and Teaching in the Time of Covid: twitch.tv/MakeEveryMedia www.MakeEveryMedia.com/Hatchery Special Thanks to Amber Quick Jenny Larson and Bobby Longoria for the clip from their SVT short: Salvage Vanguard Theatre www.salvagevanguard.com The Off Center www.rudemechs.com The Institution Theatre www.theinstitutiontheater.com This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department and sponsored by Austin Creative Alliance.

Sam Rayburn of Texas served as Speaker of the U.S. House longer than any person before or since his time. During World War II, Mr. Sam spoke directly to America via public radio; and in this series of episodic audio theatre acts, he will again. Written by Clay Nichols, The Speaker Speaks was adapted and performed by David R. Jarrott, and produced by Will Douglas. This audio-theatre presentation is based upon The Public Domain Theatre Company’s 1999 stage production of The Speaker Speaks: An Evening with Sam Rayburn, directed by Robi Polgar. Sound design, mixing and editing by Craig Brock. Additional support from: Natalie Garcia, Carlo Garcia and Erin Scialabba, and our friends at www.MakeEveryMedia.com The Speaker Speaks is available free to our patrons. We kindly ask if you are able to make a donation to continue supporting our work, that you please go to our donation platform at www.amplifyatx.org/organizations/jarrott-productions This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department

Sam Rayburn of Texas served as Speaker of the U.S. House longer than any person before or since his time. During World War II, Mr. Sam spoke directly to America via public radio; and in this series of episodic audio theatre acts, he will again. Written by Clay Nichols, The Speaker Speaks was adapted and performed by David R. Jarrott, and produced by Will Douglas. This audio-theatre presentation is based upon The Public Domain Theatre Company’s 1999 stage production of The Speaker Speaks: An Evening with Sam Rayburn, directed by Robi Polgar. Sound design, mixing and editing by Craig Brock. Additional support from: Natalie Garcia, Carlo Garcia and Erin Scialabba, and our friends at www.MakeEveryMedia.com The Speaker Speaks is available free to our patrons. We kindly ask if you are able to make a donation to continue supporting our work, that you please go to our donation platform at www.amplifyatx.org/organizations/jarrott-productions This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department

Sam Rayburn of Texas served as Speaker of the U.S. House longer than any person before or since his time. During World War II, Mr. Sam spoke directly to America via public radio; and in this series of episodic audio theatre acts, he will again. Written by Clay Nichols, The Speaker Speaks was adapted and performed by David R. Jarrott, and produced by Will Douglas. This audio-theatre presentation is based upon The Public Domain Theatre Company’s 1999 stage production of The Speaker Speaks: An Evening with Sam Rayburn, directed by Robi Polgar. Sound design, mixing and editing by Craig Brock. Additional support from: Natalie Garcia, Carlo Garcia and Erin Scialabba, and our friends at www.MakeEveryMedia.com The Speaker Speaks is available free to our patrons. We kindly ask if you are able to make a donation to continue supporting our work, that you please go to our donation platform at www.amplifyatx.org/organizations/jarrott-productions This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department

MEMisode 23, a mini-memisode with Michael Ferstenfeld and Amber Quick, catching you up with a quickness! Announcing the launch of our Virtual Stage series, featuring "The Speaker Speaks" from Jarrott Productions: http://jarrottproductions.com And also the release of Episode 2 of "Come and Take It" with Ken Webster from Hyde Park Theatre, written by Beth Webster (no relation): http://soundcloud.com/MakeEveryMedia/mem022 And also THE INFINITE IDES OF MARCH, coming this March 15th to twitch.tv/MakeEveryMedia! Music in this episode from: Chris Owen (@forgottendiscovery on soundcloud) Aundre Wesley (@RudKnow on soundcloud) Paul Wainright (@waynechamplagne on soundcloud) Preview of "The Speaker Speaks" edited by Craig Brock Introduced by Natalie Garcia, Performed by David Jarrott This memisode made possible in part by support from the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Chapter 2 of a narrative podcast with historical elements from the brain of Beth Webster, and featuring the voice of Ken Webster (no relation), the Artistic Director Hyde Park Theatre in Austin, TX. What begins as a mission to repatriate a Texas flag from Mexico sends one Texan on a journey across the globe. Written by Beth Webster Voiced by Ken Webster Produced and Edited by Make Every Media With local musics from Austin,TX - @jlcudd And Stock Musics provided by Andian Music, James Paul Mitchell, and Cross Gate Productions / Pond5 Listen to Episode 1: https://soundcloud.com/makeeverymedia/mem018 This episode of COME AND TAKE IT is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media, visit www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia or MakeEveryMedia.com This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. To find out more about how you can stay connected while staying at home check out: www.austintexas.org

The pilot episode of "Griefhoarders" with Michael Ferstenfeld and Megan Moten. 9 years after the death of his sister, Michael finally starts picking up the pieces. Support the Podcast Hatchery: patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia www.MakeEveryMedia.com Music in this episode: Paul Wainright (@WayneChamplagne) Bubblegum K.K (@Sihk Remix) April Showers (Eddie Elkins Orchestra, www.musopen.org) Referenced in this episode:: www.mariekondo.com www.workflowy.com

A conversational, roundtable podcast about student debt from crisis to forgiveness helmed by Chelsea Hernandez, Big Medium's 2019 Artist-in-Residence at The Line Hotel in Austin, TX and director of the documentary, "Building the American Dream." Hosted by Chelsea Hernandez Co-hosted by Samantha Rae López With special guest Denise Thornton Produced and edited by Make Every Media With music by local Austin, TX artist - @jlcudd, and an artist from Portland, OR - @podingtonbearofficial This episode of DEFERRED DREAMS is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media, visit www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia or MakeEveryMedia.com If you want to hear more of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMed…ckout?rid=4257658 This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. To find out more about how you can stay connected while staying at home check out: https://www.austintexas.org

A talk-show podcast hosted by Lilli Lopez and special guest, Jesús Valles. You can find these two comadres crying on stages and in bars across Austin, Texas. Take a listen as they discuss what the hell is happening in the world, how they're surviving, thriving, and reaching for the TRUTH written in the stars. Hosted by Lilli Lopez (@comboloca) Joined by Jesús Valles (@thejesucia) Produced and edited by Make Every Media Featuring music by The Forgotten Discovery: @chris-owen-49 This pilot episode of REALMENTE REAL is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media or visit www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia or MakeEveryMedia.com If you want to hear a whole season of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMed…ckout?rid=4782978 MakeEveryMedia.com This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. To find out more about how you can stay connected while staying at home check out: https://www.austintexas.org

A narrative podcast with historical elements from the brain of Beth Webster, and featuring the voice of Ken Webster (no relation), the Artistic Director Hyde Park Theatre in Austin, TX. What begins as a mission to repatriate a Texas flag from Mexico sends one Texan on a journey across the globe. Written by Beth Webster Voiced by Ken Webster Produced and edited by Make Every Media Featuring musics from Austin,TX - @DreAun and @Hey-Exit Stock Music provided by AndianMusic / Pond5 This episode of COME AND TAKE IT is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media, visit www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia or MakeEveryMedia.com If you want to hear a whole season of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMed…ckout?rid=4252275 This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. To find out more about how you can stay connected while staying at home check out: https://www.austintexas.org

A talk-show podcast hosted by Lilli Lopez and Jesus Valles, two comadres you can find crying on stages and in bars across Austin, Texas. Take a listen as they discuss what the hell is happening in the world, how they're surviving, thriving and reaching for the TRUTH written in the stars. This preview of REALMENTE REAL is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. If you want to hear a whole season of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4782978 For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media or visit http://www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia or http://MakeEveryMedia.com Music for this preview by Forgotten Discovery: https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49

A narrative podcast with historical elements from the brain of Beth Webster, and featuring the voice of Ken Webster (no relation), the Artistic Director Hyde Park Theatre in Austin, TX. What begins as a mission to repatriate a Texas flag from Mexico sends one Texan on a journey across the globe. This preview of COME AND TAKE IT is brought to you as a part of The MEM Podcast Hatchery. If you want to hear a whole season of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4252275 For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media or visit http://www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com

A conversational roundtable podcast about student debt from crisis to forgiveness helmed by Chelsea Hernandez, Big Medium's 2019 Artist-in-Residence at The Line Hotel in Austin, TX and director of the documentary, "Building the American Dream." If you want to hear a whole season of this podcast, please vote with your pledge at: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4257658 For more information about the hatchery program, listen to episode 14 of Make Every Media or visit http://www.patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia http://MakeEveryMedia.com Music for this preview by Jeremy Cudd: https://soundcloud.com/jlcudd

Times are scary. We hope you’re safe, healthy, hand-washed and hunkered down somewhere in a vacuum-sealed bubble with your favorite people, audio, tv show, books, games, pets, pet projects. We want to help you keep your social distance in this time of uncertainty by releasing a new podcast for your quarantined entertainment. We’ve partnered with a few Austin’s best storytellers to create 3 new podcast pilots, but only one will be green-lit for a full season at this time. Vote for your favorite by pledging directly to their Patreon tiers @ http://patreon.com/MakeEveryMedia Deferred Dreams: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4257658 Come and Take It: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4252275 Realmente Real: https://www.patreon.com/join/MakeEveryMedia/checkout?rid=4782978 http://MakeEveryMedia.com

A derelict field in east Austin is a testament to the city's booming growth and disappearing arts spaces. From 1999 to 2017 an old feed store turned warehouse theater called the Off Center was home to an experimental theatre collective. The Rude Mechs produced dozens of original, award-winning plays, provided cheap rehearsal and performance space for local artists, and offered racially and socioeconomically diverse programs for teens in the neighborhood⁠—until the property was sold out from under them to the University of Texas. One year later, homeless but hopeful, the Rudes trespass on the empty lot that was the Off Center for a ritual called Lost Austin with friends, family, patrons, and anyone who cares to remember. http://RudeMechs.com http://NowPlayingAustin.com http://MakeEveryMedia.com Hosted by Katie Van Winkle, Produced by Michael Ferstenfeld, Michelle Dahlenburg, and Seth Cleveland, Edited by Mike, Seth, David Fruchter, and Jake Waters. Featuring musics from Austin,TX - @botany, @jlcudd, @spacejason3d, @dreaun, @chris-owen-49, and one from canada: @hey-exit This project is sponsored by the Austin Creative Alliance, supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. Find out more about what’s happening in the arts community this week at http://NowPlayingAustin.Com

The 2019 Fronterafest submission deadline is this Thursday, November 1st! Fronterafest is "five weeks of alternative, offbeat, new, and just plain off-the-wall fringe theatre" that happens every year at Hyde Park Theatre in January and February, in collaboration with ScriptWorks. In this episode Jeff recounts some of his frontera experiences. Apply to the festival online TODAY: http://hydeparktheatre.com Subscribe to MEMcast for more info about the arts in Austin, TX: http://makeeverymedia.com Music in this episode by The Forgotten Discovery - @chris-owen-49 Photo by Steve Rogers Photography. This project is sponsored by the Austin Creative Alliance, supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. Find out more about what’s happening in the arts community this week at NowPlayingAustin.Com

"Ground Floor, Volume One: How To Build a Theatre" Podcast & Video Spotlight on Lisa Scheps of Ground Floor Theatre on Make Every Media's Preservation Station Series. As a part of our mission to explore and document the ever-shifting cultural arts landscape in Austin, TX in every media, we're providing two ways to consume this content: as a podcast and as a video. Video Available for Watching (Filmed by Erik Mauck, Edited & Hosted by Michael Ferstenfeld, Music by DreAun & The Forgotten Discovery): https://youtu.be/QfEXEpCtiIQ Podcast Remixed and Hosted by David Moses Fruchter, Music by Podington Bear. Subscribe to the Make Every Media Podcast for free for more stories about the arts in Austin, TX: http://makeeverymedia.com For tickets and more info on Ground Floor Theatre: http://groundfloortheatre.org Local music from Austin, TX in video version by: DreAun - https://soundcloud.com/dreaun The Forgotten Discovery - https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49 This project is sponsored by the Austin Creative Alliance, supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. Find out more about what’s happening in the arts community this week at http://NowPlayingAustin.Com

Make Every Media in 2018. Wrapping up MAPPINGS, reframing. The Preservation Station Series & MEM•VR App. 2017 Collaboration Review. Music by: https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49/the-slow-drown https://soundcloud.com/psyfolkology/poof-piece https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49/jump-out-the-window Coming up: 1. MEM•VR talk at the Texas Computer Education Association Conference, February 8th: https://event.crowdcompass.com/tcea2018/activity/BeTxCb1UWa 2. Lisa Scheps and the Ground Floor Theatre! http://www.groundfloortheatre.org

Quick Tips for Getting Involved in the Film & Theatre Scenes in Austin, TX: 1. 2018 Unified Auditions are February 11th! Register by this Monday, February 5th at noon: austincreativealliance.org/auditions 2. Other Auditions and Arts Event Listings - http://nowplayingaustin.com https://ctxlivetheatre.com https://facebook.com/groups/AustinActorsGroup http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AustinFilmCasting https://austinchronicle.com/calendar/arts 3. http://MakeEveryMedia.Com for more coverage of the arts in Austin, Texas! Music by: The Forgotten Discovery - Goodnight Moon https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49 https://soundcloud.com/psyfolkology/facts-and-sounds https://soundcloud.com/psyfolkology/remember-that-day-in-november

Preservation Station Episode 2 is all about Arts in Sacred Places, a program from Partners for Sacred Places starting up in Austin in September in partnership with the City of Austin, and the Austin Creative Alliance. Contact Lynn Osgood at losgood@sacredplaces.org if you're a congregation OR an artist looking to share some sacred space! Episode Contains: - National Director of Arts in Sacred Places, Karen DiLossi, and local reverend Dr. Rick Diamond, at the Arts in Sacred Places launch party in the offices of the Austin Creative Alliance. - The "boots on the ground," Lynn Osgood, project consultant of Arts in Sacred Places in Austin, interviewed by Michelle Dahlenburg & Brie Smith. - The dulcet tones of The Forgotten Discovery, Chris Owen https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49 - This is the Year by Southpaw Jones! https://soundcloud.com/southpawjones Preservation Station is sponsored in part by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division and the Austin Creative Alliance. *Photo Credit: Ted Lieverman. Partners for Sacred Places links dance-theater company Brian Sanders' JUNK and Shiloh Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Penn. http://sacredplaces.org http://makeeverymedia.com

Introducing The Preservation Station Episode 1: the first in a series of Make Every Media Podcasts about the preservation of arts spaces in Austin, TX! Includes interviews w/ Jenny Larson of Salvage Vanguard Theatre & Connor Hopkins of Trouble Puppet from Bobby Longoria's Film Frenzy SVT piece(with piano tinkling by Graham Reynolds included), which is available to watch in its entirety here: https://vimeo.com/126728696 Special thanks to Wyatt Tall for music curation, and Punctum Records and the artists themselves for the music of Lomelda and Botany! https://soundcloud.com/punctumrecords https://soundcloud.com/lomelda https://soundcloud.com/botany And of course, SouthPaw Jones: https://soundcloud.com/southpawjones

Recalibration + Trajectory + Third Coast Entry # 3 www.makeeverymedia.com Music by Honey Son https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson/waltz-in-a https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson/the-drive-home https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson/sea-lion https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson/seasonal

MAKE EVERY MEDIA EPISODE 5: FEEDBACK. Hosted and edited by David Moses Fruchter. With audio collage support from Michael Ferstenfeld, and the voices of Megan Moten, Tiphany Orticke, Michelle Dahlenburg, Nichole Bennett, Nicholaus Wiendel, Paul Wainright, and Jeff Britt. http://www.makeeverymedia.com Mixed Music: https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49, Daddy_Scrabble, Alvin Lucier, Nurse With Wound, Charles Mingus, the Grateful Dead, the Orb, Amon Tobin, 23 Skidoo, the Mengzi County Town Dongjing Association, Painkiller, Franghiz Ali-Zadeh w/ the Kronos Quartet, Abigail Washburn+The Shanghai Restoration Project

"Love is love..." quoth Sarah Marie Curry in this FOURTH episode of my Make Every Media podcast, a special Valentine's Day episode (that has absolutely nothing to do with Valentine's Day). This episode is hosted by Jeff Britt, contains some advice he got from Albert Maysles on a train, and may also contain some gratuitous bleeping for reasons. http://www.sarahmariecurry.com http://www.makeeverymedia.com Music in order of appearance: https://soundcloud.com/jlcudd/hisojidon https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49/cornfields https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49/moment-minutes https://soundcloud.com/chris-owen-49/worship-of-the-whip

A first glance at my love affair with performance and production, and a review of year one of having started a podcast. In which we attempted to make everything that we ever wanted to make. Specifically Movies, Audio, Performance, Production, Installation, Innovation (Newness), Games, and Systems. Includes Teaser for PRESERVATION STATION, a series about the preservation of the memory of Salvage Vanguard Theatre. http://makeeverymedia.com Music in order of appearance: https://soundcloud.com/spacejason3d/fish-in-the-sea https://soundcloud.com/thehoneyson/conifer https://soundcloud.com/spacejason3d/malasian_hypnotherapy https://musopen.org/music/2008/louis-james-alfred-lefebure-wely/les-cloches-du-monastere-op-54a/ https://soundcloud.com/jlcudd/rachel-the-next-five-years-soundtrack

In which we attempt to make everything that we ever wanted to make. In one year. Or however long it takes. That includes Movies, Audio, Performances, Productions, Installations, Games, and Systems. The focus of this episode: AUDIO. More info at http://www.makeeverymedia.com Interested in helping out? E-mail: makeeverymedia@gmail.com Music in order of appearance: https://soundcloud.com/jlcudd/rachel-the-next-five-years-soundtrack https://soundcloud.com/jeff-britt https://soundcloud.com/hey-exit/every-recording-of-gymnopedie-1 https://musopen.org/music/2008/louis-james-alfred-lefebure-wely/les-cloches-du-monastere-op-54a/ https://soundcloud.com/spacejason3d/malasian_hypnotherapy https://soundcloud.com/psyfolkology/the-eternal https://soundcloud.com/jlcudd/tekafy

In which we attempt to make everything that we ever wanted to make. In one year. Or however long it takes. Interested in helping out? E-mail: makeeverymedia@gmail.com Music used in this episode: - Israel Beer (https://soundcloud.com/israelbeer) - FM3BuddhaMachine (https://soundcloud.com/buddha-machine) - Benny Goodman - Mark Robinson's "Catalog and Classify" used very briefly to parody This American Life without at all defaming either Mark Robinson or Ira Glass, we swear, because we love both to no end.