Webberized Podcasting

Founder of the Continental Drift Music Festival and host Taylor Stein offers up a behind-the-scenes peak with interviews featuring participating bands, as well as live music from CMDF 2022. Learn more about the festival here: https://continentaldriftmusicfestival.com/festival-info/

In this long overdue episode of Webberized Update, we're going behind the scenes to highlight podcasts we've done with fun and unique sound design! This one features a podcast intro that uses farm animals, water sounds, and tractor sound effects in shaping a world for listeners of a podcast centered on sustainable agriculture.

Richard and Margie went to Los Angeles for a little getaway and took advantage of the trip to feed their podcast passion. Catch up on what's been happening from the Webberized studio, including new podcasters and new services, like date night!

Share a story, discuss ideas or promote your business and start your podcast! In this introductory workshop, Webberized (Richard and Margie) offer helpful resources for getting your podcast started. Topics include a brief overview of podcasting for brand building, how to develop your idea, recording and editing resources, hosting and RSS, and measuring success. What does podcasting with purpose mean? It means using your podcast as a versatile tool for brand building on all of your marketing channels!

Founder of the Continental Drft Music Festival and host Taylor Stein offers up a behind the scences peak with interviews featuring participating bands, as well as live music from CMDF 2021.

A special minipod edition of iTech Radio from the Continental Drift Music Festival in Omaha, NE, Sept. 11, 2021. The Podfathers Justin Duhn, Taylor Stein and Richard Lewis) are back together after a 2-year covid hiatus to chat about the 9th edition of the music festival created and organized by Taylor Stein.

Rebekah Burchfield, who produces music as Keen Garrity, is a special guest on the Webberized Update Podcast. Her debut album "Get Big" will be available on Jan. 29. This album is full of what she describes as "storybook pop-rock" that will appeal to fans of fantasy and adventure. Get a free download of the title single "Get Big" by visiting https://keengarrity.com/ or listen now on your favorite streaming service.

For many, starting a podcast might begin with a Google search that leaves you overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. In this episode, Randa Zalman, the host of Social Media Saturdays in Omaha, Nebraska, has invited Margie to share her guide and resources for starting a podcast, covering developing an idea and planning your show. If you'd like a copy of the presentation, email me at webberized at gmail.com. Make plans to check out future social media Saturdays too! Social Media Saturday, November: Seven digital trends that will carry you into 2021 Social Media Saturday, December: Open Session

The Hobbyplex Show Podcast is moving to its own channel wherever you listen to podcasts! Just search for the Hobbyplex Show Podcast! In this episode of the HobbyPlex Show Podcast, Alex Sturgeon and Will Brinton recap the latest hobby news, plus a little insight into the impact of Coronavirus on the supply chain for parts.

In this episode of the HobbyPlex Show Podcast, Alex Sturgeon is joined by Luke Hughes, the Vice President of the OmaHawks RC Club.

This episode of the HobbyPlex Show Podcast covers the Dirt Nitro Challenge results, latest from the Academy of Modern Aeronautics on the FAA’s proposal for Remote ID, as well as HobbyPlex Race Results!

This episode of the Hobbyplex Show Podcast features special guest Tim Ski, general manager of the HobbyTown HobbyPlex in Omaha, Nebraska.

This Omaha podcast studio is looking to help spark some romance this Valentine’s Day! Get creative by taking your date out to create a podcast!

The Running the Light podcast hosted by Jeremy Plumb has moved here: https://soundcloud.com/runningthelight

Omaha Comedian Carmela Anderson joins Running the Light Host Jeremy Plumb to talk about classic holiday cartoons.

LA radio host and comedian Maggi Mayfield calls in to join Running the Light Host Jeremy Plumb and discuss finding your quirk in stand up comedy.

The HobbyPlex Show Podcast is off with its first episode, bringing you the latest hobby news and radio controlled (R/C) racing results. Join your host Omaha HobbyTown HobbyPlex Track Manager Alex Sturgeon and his trusty sidekick Will Brinton as they cover the most recent wins and losses and preview what’s ahead at the raceway.

In this edition of Webberized Update, we visit with Taylor Stein, owner of Onken-Stein Records and organizer of the Continental Drift Music Festival.

Omaha-based comedian Kevin Michael and Host Jeremy Plumb sit down with the intention to discuss Neal Brennan's Netflix special, 3 Mics, but they also spend time talking about DnD and Garfield.

Omaha-based Comedian Ali Kareem joins Running the Light Host Jeremy Plumb to talk about how he got into comedy after emigrating to the U.S. from Iraq.

This week, Sean Flarhety, an Omaha-based comedian, joins host Jeremy Plumb to discuss Futurama's "THE DEVIL'S HANDS ARE IDLE PLAYTHINGS" (Season 5, Episode 16), which aired in August 2003.

Continental Drift Music Festival organizer and Onken-Stein Records owner, Taylor Stein, interviews the artists from the 2019 lineup and plays a studio track from each band. Featured artists: Third Frate, Ten O’Clock Scholars, Bazile Mills, All Young Girls Are Machine Guns, Brothers Tandem, Tiny Gentlemen, Robo Dojo, Township & Range.

Up and coming, Omaha-based comedian Alex Preston joins Running the Light host Jeremy Plumb to discuss Rory Scovel's 2017 Netflix special called Rory Scovel Tries Stand-Up for the First Time.

Omaha-based Comedian Cameron Logsdon joins Running the Light host Jeremy Plumb to discuss The Simpsons episode Behind the Laughter: Season 11 Episode 22 (May 21, 2000).

On our first Small Business Saturday as operators of a podcast studio, we’re excited about the latest progress towards getting up and running in our new office space and reflecting on what challenges we’ve faced to get to this point. So excited we recorded a podcast about it.

LA comedian Sarah Mowry calls in to chat about Maria Bamford's 2017 Netflix special “Old Baby” with Running the Light host Jeremy Plumb. They also discuss Mowry's article called "5 Rules for Male Comedians" found on Medium.

The Podfathers are back with part 2 of a 5-episode series! Hey, 'member way back in 2002, when that internet streaming sensation iTech Radio captured the hearts, minds and funnybones of the 6 people who actually listened? 'Member that? Yeah, we don't either, but it happened, and for some ungodly reason, after 17 years of dwelling in the depths of obscurity, these middling opinionateded quasi-nerds decided they really enjoy hearing themselves talk. (Oh, and also...to remind you, at great lengths, whether you want them to or not... that they "invented" podcasting...sure, why not.)

On this weeks episode of Running the Light with Jeremy Plumb, we welcome back 3-timer David Kousgaard, as we discuss Kyle Kinane’s first hour-long Comedy Central special, 2012’s “Whiskey Icarus”.

Richard and Margie's #RebootRoadtrip started in Omaha, and ended 3000 miles later in Minneapolis, MN, where they met up with fellow Podfathers Justin Duhn and Taylor Stein to attend Kevin Smith's #RebootRoadshow screening of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, and meet the former "Fatman" himself! After the show, we talked about it...

On this week’s episode, Jeremy welcomes Lincoln, Nebraska comedian James Lindsey, elaborating on how Kurt Vonnegut’s 1969 science fiction-infused novel “Slaughterhouse-Five” shaped the way he approaches comedy.

Richard Lewis and Margie Sturgeon recap their epic Reboot Road Trip that took them from Omaha, Nebraska to Farmville, Virginia; Red Bank, New Jersey; to Chicago, and Minneapolis. Throw in a documentary project about a Vietnam veteran (Richard's dad), some Kevin Smith and Ming Chen from Comic Book Men, with some podcasting, and you have a spectacular series of events.

Your host, Omaha-based comedian Jeremy Plumb, is joined by Nebraska City-based comedian Matthew Blevins to discuss Steve Martin's memoir "Born Standing Up: A Comic's Life".

In this week's episode, Los Angeles standup comedian and podcaster Kristal Adams gets on the phone with our host Omaha-based comedian Jeremy Plumb to discuss Liz Miele’s debut album called "Emotionally Exhausting".

Omaha comedian Jeremy Plumb gets Mollie Amburgey, of St. Louis, on the phone to talk about Whitney Cuming’s newest special "Can I Touch It". Amburgey also hosts the Casually Mollie Podcast.

Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb is joined by Rachel Ware Guericke to discuss Bo Burnham's "Make Happy".

Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb gets on the phone with Dave Carter, gaining notice on IFC's Sherman's Showcase as Frederick Douglass, to discuss Robert Townsend's Partners in Crime, Vol. 3. HBO, 1990.

On location in Los Angeles, Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb chats with Comedian Kevin Anderson about Brian Regan Live released by Brian Regan in 1997.

Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb is on location in LA talking with Comedian Ian Ager about Lewis Black's second album called "The End of the Universe."

Our host, Jeremy Plumb, is in Los Angeles with comedian Sean White to discuss George Carlin’s first HBO special called “On Location”.

Justin Duhn, Richard Lewis and Taylor Stein (The Podfathers) are podcasters from another era who have reunited after 17 years to explain how they did it first, discussing TV, movies, and music…among other things that are not really technology related!

In this episode, Host Jeremy Plumb is on location in Los Angeles where he was able to sit down with comedian Alex Caine to talk about Jim Gaffigan's 2006 album called "Beyond the Pale".

In this week's episode of Running the Light, Maura Gillan returns with host Jeremy Plumb to talk about Bo Burnham's "what," a musical stand-up comedy show released in 2013.

This is Running the Light. In this episode, Omaha comedian Quionez Berry joins Host Jeremy Plumb for a lively discussion about comedy, comics, movies and Kevin Hart's book "I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons". It's lit! Get it? literature!

Omaha comedian David Terrell Green joins Host Jeremy Plumb to talk about Chris Rock’s 2018 Netflix special “Tamborine”.

Haley Raven returns to join Host Jeremy Plumb with Dan Bublitz on the phone as they talk about Robin Williams’ debut comedy album, “Reality ... What a Concept”.

David Kousgaard returns to chat with Host Jeremy Plumb about the comedy album “I Liked His Old Stuff Better” by Kyle Kinane.

This week on Running the Light, Maura Gillan joins host Jeremy Plumb to talk about the book “Bossypants” by Tina Fey.

Host Jeremy Plumb is joined by Haley Raven to talk about "Family Entertainment Hour" by Sam Kinison, and “The Comeback Kid” by John Mulaney.

Host Jeremy Plumb is joined by Larry Smith to talk about "Big Dumb Animal" by Matt Braunger.

This is Running the Light. In addition to talking about the awesome comedy scene that is Omaha, Nebraska, we tackle, analyze and dissect our favorite comedy albums or specials from the comics we admire. In this episode, Teena Green and Brandon Cordes discuss Ellen's Netflix special "Relatable."

This is Running the Light. In addition to talking about the awesome comedy scene that is Omaha, Nebraska, we tackle, analyze and dissect our favorite comedy albums or specials from the comics we admire. In this episode, David Kousgaard joins me as we talk about Gary Gulman's "it's about time" special.