Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Joslyn

Christian Sands - Embracing Dawn Mack Avenue | Sept 27, 2024 1. Good Morning Heartache 2:34 2. Divergent Journeys 6:47 3. Ain't That the Same 6:00 4. Thought Bubbles I (Can We Talk?) 5:25 5. Serenade of an Angel 6:07 6. MMC 4:29 7. Thought Bubbles II (Do Not Disturb) 3:55 8. Braises de Requiem I (The Embers Requiem, Mov. I) 6:06 9. Embracing Dawn 6:58 Christian Sands - piano Yasushi Nakamura - upright bass (all tracks except 8) Ryan Sands - drums (all tracks except 8) Marvin Sewell - guitar (tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 9) Andrew Joslyn - violin, viola (tracks 1, 2, 5, 8, 9) Eli Weinberger - cello (tracks 1, 2, 5, 8, 9) Ross Gilliland - contrabasso (tracks 1, 8) Warren Wolf - vibraphone (tracks 2, 5) Grégoire Maret - harmonica (track 9) All songs written and arranged by Christian Sands • Christian Sands Music (ASCAP) except “Good Morning Heartache” by Ervin M. Drake, Dan Fisher, Irene Higginbotham • Lindabet Music Corporation (ASCAP); Microhits Music Corp (ASCAP); Sony/ATV Tunes LLC (ASCAP). Produced by Christian Sands String arrangements on “Good Morning Heartache”: Yuma Sung. String arrangements on “Divergent Journeys,” “Serenade of an Angel,” “Braises de Requiem I (The Embers Requiem Mov. I)” and “Embracing Dawn”: Andrew Joslyn. ℗© 2024 Mack Avenue Records II, LLC. All rights reserved. //////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Rebel Music Facing Dragons Christian Sands Mack Avenue Records | Sept 21, 2018 ////////////////////////////////////

Portland's Iconic Collective FEDERALE released their sixth studio album, "Reverb & Seduction" on Jealous Butcher Records and also marking the band's 20th Anniversary. In the 20 years of their existence, Federale has carved out a unique niche within the indie music landscape, blending their signature spaghetti-Western instrumental sound with increasing doses of moody vocal arrangements in the spirit of Lee Hazlewood and Leonard Cohen. Through it all, I spoke with songwriter and lead singer COLLIN HEGNA – who also spent the last 20 years as a dues-paying member of The Brian Jonestown Massacre – maintains a strictly retro vibe. Federale's records have always sounded period-correct for an alternate-universe 1971, where rock and roll never caught on. Earlier, the band released the lead track, "Heaven Forgive Me" and "No Stranger" a song that pays homage to the legendary Lee Hazlewood. Recorded at Hegna's Revolver Studios in Portland, this album was engineered by Collin Hegna, Matt Thomson and Andrew Joslyn, who boasts five 5 Grammy Award winning albums. The album was mixed by Hegna with Jeff Stuart Saltzman (The Black Keys, The High Violets) and Matt T.To watch the interview on You Tube :  https://www.youtube.com/@DJNocturnahttps://federalepdx.comhttps://linktr.ee/FederalePDX

Celebrate Music Monday with this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Toast to The Arts" Show featuring acclaimed singer-songwriter Vincent Covello. Hear about his new adult contemporary, light jazz album titled "Torchlights" and holiday single "Season to Rejoice." After losing his parents and brother in 2020, he created the "Torchlights" album in their honor.  With Universal Music Group producer/artist Don Miggs, the Jim Riley band, orchestrator Andrew Joslyn, saxophonist Michael Lington, and writer Victor Migenes, an epic force was created with Vincent's original standards, taking you on a journey of life, love, and loss in an emotional triumph of music through his voice and songs. Vincent has been successful in the music industry for over 35 years as an artist, songwriter, and premier music industry vocal coach, working with top-line producers, record labels, and companies such as Red Light Management, Disney, and Nickelodeon, and having hit songs with an extensive songwriting catalog.  More at: https://vincentcovellomusic.com/ 

Master Collaborator, Making Music Flourish. The host for this show is Darlene Boyd. The guest is Andrew Joslyn. Contributing composer to 3 Grammy Award winning albums, BMI hip hop and pop winning composer, Andrew Joslyn, orchestrator and music activist discusses his passion for musical collaboration. We'll learn how this passion has led him to work with a remarkably diverse group of world class artists, including several from Hawaii. Performing, co-writing and arranging hundreds of songs, Andrew also runs his own production studio in Seattle, leads the Passenger String Quartet and scores several feature length films. He writes music for artists, podcasts, commercials and more. His orchestrating, recording and touring credits include Kesha, Judy Collins, Leslie Odom Jr., Kygo, Michael Bolton, The Seattle Symphony, just to name a few. Our interview conversation offers intriguing up close and personal insight into music industry experiences. Andrew is a Pacific Northwest Grammy Trustee. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6koOuEfnRgs0d5aPeLJKJXJ

Born in Chicago Illinois, Michael Scott Simon is a singer-songwriter guitarist, pianist recording engineer, and producer. His upcoming LP break to the gray is set for release September 1 and encompasses 16 songs all written by Simon and Co-produced by Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Kiss, Rolling Stones, the Beatles). The album will be broken into two parts (Ballads & the Rough). As it turns out there are eight songs that are very Ballad-friendly and eight that are a bit heavier. The album also features some great studio players including Matt Walker of the smashing pumpkins in Morrissey on drums, pat Sansone of Wilco, Andrew Joslyn arranged strings and horns (Andrew has worked with Macklemore as well as Kesha and others. Most notably the song “praying”. Most notably, all 16 songs will be mixed by Simon in his professional studio. The album is set to be mastered in August by famed mastering engineer Howie Weinberg (smashing pumpkins, Soundgarden, beastie boys, muse). The oven will be available via Mike’s upcoming website michaelscottsimon.com. For download, hard copy and vinyl. He is the Founder of the Music Teachers Network, is a lifelong singer and songwriter, but also has been an engineer for over 20 years, perfecting the art and science of post-production and mixing in the modern/virtual world. I've been looking forward to this for some time now, and I know we'll have an amazing chat this morning... Join Michael at Forging Excalibur - http://www.forgingexcalibur.com Or Join Michael's Free Mens Facebook Community - The Training Ground - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1864049460329729/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Joslyn started playing the violin at age five. Today he is our guest  on this episode. In-between Andrew has accomplished more than most people twice his age.This conversation covers Andrews start at age five learning the violin and growing up in a family of well known and established classical musicians to his most recent project as Curator/Orchestrator for the Essential Series by the Seattle Symphony.  His most recent show in the series is with Nancy Wilson of Heart with the Seattle Symphony on July 9, 2021.Throughout the conversation Andrew shares stories about his musical career including his time in the band Handful of Lovin' and as the Orchestral Director for Macklemore including going on four world tours.  Andrew is also a National Trustee for The Recording Academy (The Grammy Awards)In addition Andrew has participated in over 400 commercial recordings, worked as the film composer for multiple Hollywood films, contributes music to some the most popular podcasts and acts as the manager and arranger for Passenger String Quartet.We chat about his favorite venues to play. There is an honorable mention to a surprise Seattle location that you will have to listen to find out about.  His story about El Corazon is hysterical. Find his recommendations for coffee and more.This was so much fun for me, and I know you will enjoy learning more about Andrew and all  his musical contributions.There are so many amazing places to explore in Washington State, you should just pack your bags and go! Explore Washington State is the perfect place for inspiration.  Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ExploringWash)

Welcome to episode 7 of The Truth About Recording & Mixing hosted by Crackle & Pop's Johnny Sangster. In this episode we speak to producer and sought after mix engineer Martin Feveyear about his career and insights into producing and mixing. Martin grew up in rural England and after a few tours with the Screaming Trees decided to buy a one-way ticket to Seattle. He's been producing and engineering top quality records since.  Topics mentioned: 01:55 Listener question about mastering for vinyl as opposed to CD as opposed to Digital Streaming02:35 Listen comment about speaker design, polarity and whether to flip the polarity of your kick drum rather than the overheads. 05:30 Listener comment about Jack Endino episode and the discussion of '60s & '70s records with varying degrees of tape hiss and track bouncing.07:40 Martin Feveyear and how did he get into recording? Cassette bouncing between two boomboxes, getting a 4-track and recording all the local bands, seeing some recognition.13:30 Getting a job engineering at Wildlife Studio.18:20 Pursuing his band at the time.22:50 Doing live sound and touring with other bands. 27:30 Meeting and touring with the Screaming Trees.32:00 A one way ticket to Seattle.42:00 Thoughts on producing - a listener question on a band preparing to go to the studio.51:50 What is the job of the producer?57:00 Budgets? What budgets?01:05:30 Listener question on routines and approach when setting up a mix.01:12:45 Philosophies on using EQs & multiband compressors.01:18:20 Listener question about De-Essing01:25:15 The possibility of a Martin Feveyear solo album? Gear / software mentioned: Wildlife Studio, Trident Console, Jupiter Recording, SSL Mixing Console, Waves F6, Waves C6, TC Electronics Clarity M, Fab Filter EQ, Massy DeEsser, UAD Precision DeEsser, Waves R DeEsser, Uptone Studio People mentioned: Mark Lanegan, Presidents, Brandi Carlile, Duff McKagan's Loaded, The Briefs, Damien Jurado, Kings of Leon, Screaming Trees, Nigel Palmer, The Outfield, A Thousand People, The Fuzztones, Herb Garden, Sister Psychic, Christian Fulghum, QOTSA, Model Rockets, Mudhoney, Hammerbox, Pete Droge, Green Apple Quickstep, SuperDeluxe, Mark Pickerel, The Hotels, Andrew Joslyn, Rusty Willoughby, Jason Staczek, Andy Davenhall, Mike Squires, Whitney Mongé, Shaina Shepherd, Hunter Lea Our sponsor for this episode are Caddis Eye Appliances and iZotope. Submit your questions for Johnny by sending us a voice memo or email to podcast@fretboardjournal.com. The Truth About Recording & Mixing is a bi-weekly podcast produced by the Fretboard Journal magazine, loosely based on our Truth About Vintage Amps Q&A podcast. www.johnnysangster.com www.cracklepopstudio.com www.fretboardjournal.com

Welcome to the sixth episode of the Truth About Recording & Mixing, hosted by Crackle & Pop!'s Johnny Sangster. This week we talk to Andrew Joslyn, violinist and orchestral arranger for people like Macklemore and Michael Bolton about a range of projects from creating huge sounding arrangements from his home studio to writing orchestrations for the Seattle Symphony. 1:40 - Another Mid-Side Demo4:45 - Listener Question about recording distorted vocals11:10 - Listener question about vocal mics & 3 Dimensional sound.15:45 - Welcome to Andrew Joslyn20:00 - Curating & scoring a series of concerts with the Seattle Symphony24:00 - the one man symphony in a box and coming up in classical.28:00 - getting into improvising and playing rock music.32:00 - breaking into the Seattle scene and deciding to get a Music Business Degree from Berklee.35:00 - meeting and beginning to work with Macklemore.37:30 - about asking for songwriter credits when providing arrangements.42:00 - Andrew's solo album.50:30 - Andrew's studio and creating the one man orchestra.01:04:40 - working with the Seattle Symphony and larger orchestras.01:17:30 - Andrew's favorite arrangers & composers & the holy grails of string recording studios.01:22:30 - Remote Orchestral recording with Musiversal 1:26:50 - recording and reamping a string quartet in a gutted tugboat!   People mentioned - Macklemore, Martin Feveyear, Mark Lanegan, Jack Endino, Bronwynne Brent, Ivan & Alyosha, No Star, Danny Baker, Seattle Symphony, Barb Hunter, Michael Bolton, Duff McKagen, Shelby Earl, Eric Anderson, London Bridge Recording, David Axelrod, Jeff Saltzman, Eli Weinberger, Eric Eagle, Whitney Monge, Nelson Riddle Vince Mendoza, Melody Gardot, Dave Cambell, Rob Mathis, Paul Buckmeister, Leslie Odum Jr., Skywalker Ranch, Jesse Butterworth, Musiversal, Ben Hazlewood, Network,    Gear mentioned - AKG C422, Electrovoice 665, Spectra Sonics, Empirical Labs Distressor, Drawmer 1961 EQ, ProCo Rat Distortion Pedal, Ampeg B-12 amp, SoundToys Decapitator, SansAmp Plugin, Shure SM57, Shure Vocal Master PA, Radial Reamp Boxes, Apple Computer, Hackintosh, Celemony Melodyne, Apple Logic, Avid Protools, Vicoustic Acoustic Treatment, UAD Apollo Quad, Coles 4038, Grace M501, Neumann TLM103, Advanced Audio Mics, QL Spaces, LA Scoring Studio, UAD Ocean Way Plugin, iZotope RX, Decca Tree, Submit your questions for Johnny by sending us a voice memo or email to podcast@fretboardjournal.com. The Truth About Recording & Mixing is a bi-weekly podcast produced by the Fretboard Journal magazine, loosely based on our Truth About Vintage Amps Q&A podcast. www.johnnysangster.com www.cracklepopstudio.com www.fretboardjournal.com

Alex : Dude, so like, it's gotta at least be like - I was thinking about it the other day - it's gotta be like 15, 17 years at this point. Andrew: Probably Yeah. Alex: Holy shit. John: That's Alex Aldea speaking to Andrew Joslyn. They're part of the Paragon Collective, the network responsible for audio dramas like Darkest Night and The No Sleep Podcast. Alex: Andrew and I do compose a lot of podcast music together but Andrew is also a music luminary. He's done string arrangements for Ke$ha to compositions from Macklemore to literally everything. Andrew: Yeah, even film stuff with like Corbin Bernsen and Denise Richards There you go! Alex: Andrew plays every single string instrument. So even like in Darkest Night, a lot of the strings that you hear are real strings. John: The audio quality in this episode is a Zoom rip. Sorry about that. But I got some great conversation with these guys. My name is John Bartmann. I'm the creator of How I Make Music. I'll let these two audio drama stars. take it from here. Andrew: The piece of music we're listening to in the background is called The Opening of the Oyster. It's a dystopian soundtrack from the psychedelic audio drama The Oyster. Today, we'll break it down and get into why and how it was made. You're listening to How I make music, where audio drama composers get to tell their own stories. Every Wednesday, we break apart a song or soundtrack or composition and take a trip - a wild trip - into how it was made. My name is Andrew Joslyn. Alex: And I'm Alex Aldea. Andrew: I'm a composer from Seattle, Washington. And this is How I Make Music. 1:58 INTRO  Alex: The Oyster takes place 30 years in the future, where humans basically don't have as many resources and they have to figure out whether they want to plug in and just feel eternal bliss in the machine or face the harsh reality. The basic premise of the show is a philosophical argument on utilitarianism. This show came about really quickly. I kept thinking about this idea of "do we plug in?" Or do we not know what happens if you invent something like this and how it kind of goes in society for months and months and months? Definitely psychedelic. I knew we had something with the show. You never really know if you have anything, let's be quite honest! The point where you can work on a project and you're like, "oh, this isn't terrible. I don't feel so delusional about it." I don't know if you've heard about the philosopher John Stuart Mill. If something feels good, then it's good. There's the great argument against that has always been like well, what if you were an oyster and you felt nothing except for bliss, but you never could have really any experiences? Is that not the ultimate life? That monologue "choirs of crickets fill the sky with a cascading cacophony"... we actually had her record that monologue on top of Love On A Real Train by Tangerine Dream.  4:34 SUBTLETY Andrew: These episodes are so musical because it's an audio drama. The music has to ... not foreshadow and give away too much, but it has to help guide the audience. Emotionally. On the journey that, you know, we're taking them on. I usually like to think of it as like breathing. You know, if the VO allows room to take a breath, let the music take a breath with the VO as well. So sometimes what that means to me is just add a longer reverb. So you can't hit them over the head and be like super aggressive, but you also got to give them enough guidance. So I would, I would choose something really subtle. You know, just drones, some other stuff. Make sure the chord progression isn't anything too aggressive. Make sure that none of the harmonies go a little too far up in the spectrum. You know. Never Never, never, never never step on the vocal no matter what you do. I come from the pop realm so I always think of stuff as underscore and top line - top line being your your vocals, your main melodies, your VO voiceovers. You don't want to draw too much attention away from the vocal and to yourself as the composer.  6:32 TOOLS Andrew: Omnisphere is this just huge synth library. I don't know there's like 500, 700 frickin samples in there. And I also love Zebra 2. Zebra, Serum, especially in this kind of like world building. Heavyocity is one of the plugins. One of the things that we love to use is I think it's Evolve Mutations. Alex: Dude, we can't give away all of our plugins we're out. I'm not going to get them all the way I was literally going to be someone who's gonna go through here and like download all the plugins we use there's gonna be like three darkest night soundtracks and like six months. 8:09  PROCESS Alex: My process for the most part is I'll just listen to a part over again and over again and just jam something in the mid range like a piano or whatever. Then I'll build it, I'll build it. And then usually a day later I'll have something and it's usually worth ... not leaving my house for like an entire day. 8:38 LAYERS Alex: We have like a little choir on top. It's kind of mixed with whistling bells. We have Gregorian chants towards the end. We have a substance bass that goes with the Gregorian chants. We have a whole horn section we have a trumpet layer and a horns layer, brass layer, woodwinds layer, string ensemble layer that kicks in right when that part builds. Then also with this with this track we played a lot with with Logan's vocals. I mean I can honestly consider that part of the score. I love sound particles and it basically is a way of just like making this whole like ... multiplying the vocals by like 1000. Especially if I'm trying to make something that sounds really trippy the characters coming to these big realizations about her life and how she's choosing to look at what it means to be alive when everything goes to shit. 10:28 OUTRO  Alex: That's about it for this week's episode. We'll listen to the full track in just a moment. But before we do that, thank you for listening to How I Make Music. We've been listening to music featured on the audio drama called The Oyster. To hear the full story or check out Andrew and his my other compositions, Follow the links in the show notes. Andrew and I did Casefile, Darkest Night, Deadly Manners. Andrew: I did a bunch of co-writing for Leslie Odom's record, Ke$ha, all the Macklemore records that have ever come out, I'm a co-writer on. And then the list goes on and on and on. Alex: How I Make Music is created by John Bartmann. For audio experiences that keep people listening, contact John Bartmann via the show notes. And now, here's The Opening of The Oyster, a dark unsettled, dystopian underscore in its entirety. My name is Alex Aldea (and I'm Andrew Joslyn) and thanks for listening to How I Make Music. SHOW NOTES Listen to The Oyster https://pod.link/1538224217 The Paragon Collective https://www.theparagoncollective.com/ Andrew Joslyn https://andrewjoslynmusic.com MUSIC CREDITS Tangerine Dream - Love On A Real Train Ke$ha - Take It Off For a full list of music and sound effects credits from this episode, visit https://howimakemusic.com ABOUT THIS SHOW How I Make Music is where audio drama composers get to tell their own stories. In a dramatically edited sound experience, we challenge composers to break apart a song, soundtrack or composition and get into why and how it was made. Subscribe to How I Make Music https://pod.link/howimakemusic Support How I Make Music https://patreon.com/howimakemusic Visit How I Make Music https://howimakemusic.com How I Make Music is created by John Bartmann https://johnbartmann.com

Our first guest joins us for a segment on this episode about Patchwork! We discuss this quilting-based polyomino game with Andrew Joslyn, former President of the Modern Quilt Guild!

Andrew Joslyn was just a kid with a violin who wanted to play rock music. A composer, orchestrator, and multi-instrumentalist, Andrew's passion for collaboration led him to work with a remarkably diverse group of world-class artists. From touring the world, co-writing and arranging music for the last three Macklemore albums (including the 4-time Grammy winning The Heist) to composing scores for films to releasing his own music, he has learned the importance and intricacies of the business side of the music. Combining business with art, Andrew became a truly diversified musician, which he believes is the key to success in the difficult music industry today.

After Judge Green hands down his verdict, Coco finds herself locked up in jail... but all is not lost, because a surprising group of saviors band together to help her spread holiday magic throughout the world before Christmas morning arrives. Cast List:   Hot Coco - Michelle Visage Carol Claus - Kristin Chenoweth Attorney Sal Vation - Cecil Baldwin Judge Green - RuPaul Jail Guard - Josh Peck Holly Day - Jordyn Curet Ari AKA Santa - Lewis Black Nancy Grace - Nancy Grace Written by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea   Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross   Edited by Alex Aldea   Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea   Drop Offs was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio and Kirsten Mandt   Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa Mixed by Dave Andrew West at London Bridge Studios This episode is sponsored by TodayTix and StitchFix

It's an uneasy alliance between two Mrs. Clauses when Hot Coco and Carol are forced to team up on Christmas Eve, but an encounter with a bratty child sends this sleigh ride even further off the rails.    Cast List:   Hot Coco - Michelle Visage Carol Claus - Kristin Chenoweth Attorney Sal Vation - Cecil Baldwin Judge Green - RuPaul Holly Day - Jordyn Curet Mrs. Day - Kate Siegel Mr. Day - Alex Aldea Nancy Grace - Nancy Grace Written by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea   Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross   Edited by Alex Aldea   Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea   Santa Lost a Good Thing was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio   Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa This episode is sponsored by Zola.

Under rigorous pressure from DICK (the Department of Internal Christmas Knowledge), Hot Coco reveals the truth about the origins of Christmas as we know it, as well as her own past with the man who became Santa Claus.    Cast List:   Hot Coco - Michelle Visage Ari Aka Santa - Lewis Black Carol Claus - Kristin Chenoweth Attorney Sal Vation - Cecil Baldwin Judge Green - RuPaul Olivier de Elf - Ross Matthews Ed N. Forcer - David Cummings Nancy Grace - Nancy Grace Written by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea   Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross    Edited by Alex Aldea    Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea   Believe was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio as well as Ray Dalton    Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea This episode is sponsored by TodayTix and StitchFix.

When Olivier the elf shows up at her door in crisis, Hot Coco heads to the North Pole -- where she comes face-to-face with Santa Claus for the first time in many years, leading to an explosive confrontation.    Cast List:   Hot Coco - Michelle Visage Ari Aka Santa - Lewis Black Carol Claus - Kristin Chenoweth Attorney Sal Vation - Cecil Baldwin Judge Green - RuPaul Olivier de Elf - Ross Matthews Nancy Grace - Nancy Grace Written by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea   Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross    Edited by Alex Aldea    Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea   Santa Lost a Good Thing was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio    Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa This episode is sponsored by TodayTix and StitchFix.

This is the debut of The First Mrs. Claus podcast.   Under rigorous pressure from DICK (the Department of Internal Christmas Knowledge), Hot Coco reveals the truth about the origins of Christmas as we know it, as well as her own past with the man who became Santa Claus.   Cast List:   Hot Coco - Michelle Visage Ari Aka Santa - Lewis Black Coco Claus - Kristin Chenoweth Attorney Sal Vation - Cecil Baldwin Judge Green - RuPaul Olivier de Elf - Ross Matthews Ed N. Forcer - David Cummings Nancy Grace - Nancy Grace   Written by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea   Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross   Edited by Alex Aldea   Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea   Believe was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio as well as Ray Dalton   Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea   Mixed by Dave West

This is the debut of The First Mrs. Claus podcast.Under rigorous pressure from DICK (the Department of Internal Christmas Knowledge), Hot Coco reveals the truth about the origins of Christmas as we know it, as well as her own past with the man who became Santa Claus. Cast List: Hot Coco - Michelle VisageAri Aka Santa - Lewis BlackCoco Claus - Kristin ChenowethAttorney Sal Vation - Cecil BaldwinJudge Green - RuPaulOlivier de Elf - Ross MatthewsEd N. Forcer - David CummingsNancy Grace - Nancy GraceWritten by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross Edited by Alex Aldea Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea Believe was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio as well as Ray Dalton Foley and Sound Design: Alex Aldea

This is the debut of The First Mrs. Claus podcast.Under rigorous pressure from DICK (the Department of Internal Christmas Knowledge), Hot Coco reveals the truth about the origins of Christmas as we know it, as well as her own past with the man who became Santa Claus. Cast List: Hot Coco - Michelle VisageAri Aka Santa - Lewis BlackCoco Claus - Kristin ChenowethAttorney Sal Vation - Cecil BaldwinJudge Green - RuPaulOlivier de Elf - Ross MatthewsEd N. Forcer - David CummingsNancy Grace - Nancy GraceWritten by Michael Ross and Alex Aldea Directed by Alex Aldea and Michael Ross Edited by Alex Aldea Score composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea Believe was written by Alex Aldea and features Camila Recchio as well as Ray Dalton Foley and Sound Design: Alex AldeaMixed by Dave West

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to The Final Sacrifice. Cast List: Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Matt - Richie Cottrell Emily - Mary Malloy Dylan - Zach Crowley Chris - Ryan Moore Leigh - Tiffany Sheppis David - Paul Scheer Gina - Constance Zimmer Kathy - Missi Pyle Todd - Jason Mewes Lexi - Callie Schuttera Catherine - Jasmine St. Claire Clinton Lobdow - David Cummings Eugene Roth - Dan Harmon Hannah - Lolli Sorenson Dr. Maria Alvarado - Mae Aswell Woman in Green/Savannah Roth - Kim DeJesus Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera   Written by Alex Aldea and CK Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea  Edited by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea Music composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea.   Live Strings by Andrew Joselyn Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa   This episode is sponsored by Empty Faces.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a therapy session with a high school student who thinks she is being abducted by aliens. Cast List: Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Hannah - Lolli Sorenson Dr. Maria Alvarado - Mae Aswell   Written by CK Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea  Edited by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea Music composed by Andrew Joslyn. Additional music by Alex Aldea Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa   This episode is sponsored by Quip.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to the last moments of one of the founders of the Center. Cast List: Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Clinton Lobdow - David Cummings Reginald Darden III - Chris McKenna Eugene Roth - Dan Harmon Monster - David Ault   Written by Alex Aldea and CK Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea  Edited by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea Music composed by Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa   This episode is sponsored by Audible.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us on a young woman's adventure with Dream Date.   Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Catherine - Jasmine St. Claire Laura - Gabrielle Ruiz Danneth - David Ault Ursula - RuPaul Guard - Sebastian Grubaugh Dream Date Patron - Victor Figueroa Dream Date Employee - John Goldsmith Vivian - Callie Schuttera Written by Elias Witherow, Alex Aldea and CK Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea  Edited by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea Music composed by Andrew Joslyn.   This episode is sponsored by Empty Faces.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us on an acid trip in the woods gone awry. Cast List: Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Todd - Jason Mewes Lexi - Callie Schuttera Goat Man - Johnny Ferro Woman in Green - Kim DeJesus Written by Elias Witherow. Additional writing by Alex Aldea and CK Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea  Edited by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea Music composed by Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. This episode is sponsored by Bombas.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a couple staying at an abandoned farm. Cast List: Narrator - Keith David Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Leigh - Tiffany Shepis David - Paul Scheer Written by C.K. Walker. Directed by Alex Aldea. Edited by Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa. This episode is sponsored by Bombas.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to an amusement park family trip gone wrong.   Cast List:   Narrator - Keith David Savannah Roth - Kim DeJesus Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Agent Han Ziggler - Denis O'Hare Matt - Richie Cottrell Emily - Mary Malloy Dylan - Zach Crowley Park Speaker - David Ault   Written by C.K. Walker. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa. This episode is sponsored by Casper.  

Today we debut Episode 1 of Season 3 of Darkest Night!Chapter 21 - Safari ValleyIn this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to an amusement park family trip gone wrong.Cast List:Narrator - Keith DavidSavannah Roth - Kim DeJesusKatie Reed - Brynn LangfordAgent Han Ziggler - Denis O'HareMatt - Richie CottrellEmily - Mary MalloyDylan - Zach CrowleyPark Speaker - David AultWritten by C.K. Walker.Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa.Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn.Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa.

Andrew Joslyn ditched classical music, joined a band called Handful of Luvin' and made his mark helping Seattle area musicians score their music. His big break came when he scored some of the biggest hits by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. Andrew discusses the hard lessons he learned in making sure he earned proper royalties, and the arrangements he did for Kesha. He also talks about his brother, comedian Chris Kattan, and the Case File podcast he composes for.

In the final chapter of Season One of Deadly Manners, the killer is confronted and the night's festivities come to a close. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe George the Butler - Mark Berry Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Police Officer - Terry Miles Reporter #1 - Jamey Jasta Reporter #2 - Atticus Jackson Reporter #3 - Jon Grillz Reporter #4 - Nicole Goodnight Reporter #5 - Andrew W.K.   Written by Ali Garfinkel. Directed by Alex Aldea and Ali Garfinkel. Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Chapter 10 features a rendition of God Bless America and the National Anthem of U.S.S.R. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and Squarespace.

In the ninth chapter of Deadly Manners, the police are finally called to the house. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Written by Ali Garfinkel. Directed by Alex Aldea and Ali Garfinkel. Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and Audible.

In the eighth chapter of Deadly Manners, one of the party's biggest secrets becomes jeopardized.  Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Written by Michael Varrati and Ali Garfinkel. Directed by Alex Aldea and Ali Garfinkel. Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and TodayTix.

In the seventh chapter of Deadly Manners, Olivia starts interrogating several of the evening's suspects and a dark secret is unearthed. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Fortune Teller - RuPaul Written by Michael Varrati and Ali Garfinkel. Directed by Alex Aldea and Ali Garfinkel. Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and TodayTix.

In the sixth chapter of Deadly Manners, the party learns the origins of Nancy's marriage to Roger and the wine starts flowing. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Barbra DuPont - Alona Tal Written by Michael Kastelein and Ali Garfinkel. Directed by Alex Aldea and Ali Garfinkel. Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and TodayTix.

In the fifth chapter of Deadly Manners, the party deals with corpse tampering and there is something fishy about the beef wellington. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe Esther Feinstein - Michelle Visage George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Barbra DuPont - Alona Tal Written by Kim Ndombe and Ali Garfinkel Directed by Alex Aldea Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and Shudder.

In the fourth chapter of Deadly Manners, news of the party's latest casualty spreads and the fortune teller takes center stage. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe Esther Feinstein - Michelle Visage Fortune Teller - RuPaul George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Barbra DuPont - Alona Tal Written by Kim Ndombe and Ali Garfinkel Directed by Alex Aldea Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and SundanceNow.

In the third chapter of Deadly Manners, we find out what happened when the lights turned back on and the house is faced with a food emergency. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe Esther Feinstein - Michelle Visage Fortune Teller - RuPaul George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Barbra DuPont - Alona Tal Chef - Marlene Forte Written by Ali Garfinkel Directed by Alex Aldea Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and Audible.

In the second chapter of Deadly Manners, everyone starts to pick up the pieces and we are introduced to some new characters. Created by Ali Garfinkel (Writer) and Alex Aldea (Producer). Cast List: Narrator - LeVar Burton Veronica Billings - Kristen Bell William Billings - Denis O'Hare Olivia Billings - Alisha Boe Esther Feinstein - Michelle Visage Fortune Teller - RuPaul George the Butler - Mark Berry Beatrice the Maid - Elizabeth McLaughlin Roger Clark - Timothy Simons Nancy Clark - Anna Chlumsky James Eggly - David Cummings Barbra DuPont - Alona Tal Chef - Marlene Forte Written by Ali Garfinkel Directed by Alex Aldea Music composition (except for Jazz Piano Parts) by Alex Aldea. Live Strings by Andrew Joslyn. Jazz Piano Parts were written and performed by Mark Rodriguez. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Editing by Victor Figueroa, James Kim, and Alex Aldea.  Here is a link to the script. This episode is sponsored by MeUndies and The Black Tux.

In this episode, the Roth Lobdow Center faces Sigma Corp for one final showdown. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Savannah Roth - Kim DeJesus Morgan - Peter Stickles Senator Jackson Carlisle - Chris McKenna Miriam - Tiffany Sheppis Henry - Tim Ransom Samuel Igwe - Mark Berry Kirby - Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera Sigma Corp Assistant - Brynn Langford Nora Lang - Martha Gehman Written by Conor Patrick Hogan. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Here is the script. Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

This week on the podcast we have Among Authors.  I got together with Ian Ketterer, Jonathan Livingston, Jason Ketterer, and TJ Grant in their basement rehearsal space.  We got caught up on the completion of their album, working with Andrew Joslyn, pressing to vinyl, and what's next.  We also talked about the ideas around touring, licensing, and the ever growing list of things musicians need to do in our current climate of the industry.  I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.Featured music:"The Overture" by Among Authors off I Am Become"Lure" by Among Authors off I Am BecomeLearn more here: http://amongauthors.com/vinyl-iambecome/You can find, subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on iTunes for iOS, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio and Spreaker for Android.Become a Patreon partner to the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/thezim

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a fundraiser for Senator Jackson Carlisle. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Senator Jackson Carlisle - Chris McKenna Miriam - Tiffany Sheppis Tim Ransom - Henry Samuel Igwe- Mark Berry Written by Kim Ndombe. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Joslyn. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to an online dating encounter gone wrong. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Barista - RuPaul Morgan - Peter Stickles Kirby - Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman Written by Michael Varrati. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to the scene of a blood transfusion gone haywire. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Alana - Michelle Visage Dr. Alvarez - Johnny Ferro Nurse Steve - Miguel Lopez Nurse Montrose - Taylor Clowes Written by Michael Varrati. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a Date Night gone awry. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Alana - Michelle Visage Brian - Steve Strobel Bartender - RuPaul Written by Ali Garfinkel. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a unique maze experiment at the Roth Lobdow Center for Advance Research. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Carter - Brian Taylor Pig - Johnny Ferro Ramsey - Callie Schuttera Mary - Brynn Langford Written by Elias Witherow and Conor Patrick Hogan. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. Check out our Axiom Zero Spice Collection. Check out Elias Witherow's new novel The Black Farm. Check out Rabbits podcast. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a unique experiment to develop a cure for Alzheimer's. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan The Provider - Peter Stickles Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera Nora Lang - Martha Gehman Written by Ali Garfinkel. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a special fraternity initiation. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Corey - Shaun Sutton Effi - Howard Jones James - Mark Berry Moses - Anton Peeples Hill - Ryan Moore Written by Kim Ndombe. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design: Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to an event with Senator Jackson Carlisle. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Senator Jackson Carlisle - Chris McKenna Miriam - Tiffany Shepis Beth Newman - Elizabeth McLaughlin Written by Michael Varrati. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design by Victor Figueroa and Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a flight on a private jet gone awry. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. Lionel Rickets - Maynard James Keenan Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera Captain Hinton - Mark Soper Alexandra Mayhew - Ashley Platz Emilia - Erin Bloom Gloria - Callie Schuttera Written by Conor Patrick Hogan. Directed, Edited, and Produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea and Andrew Josyln. Foley and Sound Design by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Jet sounds provided by Wayland Productions. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron.

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to Vivian Lobdow's first board meeting as the head of the center.   Cast List:   Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera Lucas - Nathan Wallace Emily - Ellyn Jameson Martin - David Marlowe Ray - Zach Crowley Robert - Derrick Lemos Daniel - Ricky Dillon Chet - KC Wayland Charlie - Miguel Lopez Marcus - Zach Crowley Pastor Mike - Johnny Ferro Lucie - Michelle Visage Jamison Billings - Casey Adler Leah - Ellyn Jameson   Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano   Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa   Music composed by Andrew Joslyn and Alex Aldea.   Live Strings performed by Andrew Joslyn. Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, we follow Daniel on his job interview at the Center. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Daniel - Ricky Dillon Chet - KC Wayland Vivian Lobdow - Callie Schuttera Receptionist - Callie Schuttera Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano. Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Andrew Joslyn & Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a home invasion gone awry. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Charlie - Miguel Lopez Patrick - Johnny Ferro Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano. Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, something quite peculiar happens on Jamison's way to the hospital. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Jamison Billings - Casey Adler Lucie Mayer - Michelle Visage Rick Contie - Chris McKenna Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano. Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea & Andrew Joslyn. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. Here is the script. This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, we witness a strange occurrence at a youth sobriety camp. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Ellie - Callie Schuttera Rachel - Cody Cameron Pastor Mike - Johnny Ferro Jack - Miguel Lopez   Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano.   Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa.   Music composed by Alex Aldea.   Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn.   This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month.   Follow Darkest Night:   Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us behind the most unusual of quarantines. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Faith - Megan Gorman George - Lorenzo Antonucci Lennie - Miguel Lopez Ramsey - Callie Schuttera   Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano.   Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa.   Music composed by Alex Aldea and Johnny Ferro.   Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn.   This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month.   Follow Darkest Night:   Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

Chapter 1: The Will Reading Welcome to Project Cyclops. In this episode, we go back in time to a most unusual will reading. Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Claire Lobdow - Missi Pyle Vivian Lobdow - Calie Schuttera Oscar Lobdow - Johnny Ferro Reginald Darden - Chris McKenna Clinton Lobdow - David Cummings Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano. Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa. Music composed by Alex Aldea. Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn. This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month. Follow Darkest Night: Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

Welcome to Project Cyclops. In this episode, we go back in time to a most unusual will reading.   Cast List:   Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Katie Reed - Brynn Langford Claire Lobdow - Missi Pyle Vivian Lobdow - Calie Schuttera Oscar Lobdow - Johnny Ferro Reginald Darden - Chris McKenna Clinton Lobdow - David Cummings   Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano.   Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa.   Music composed by Alex Aldea.   Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn.   This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month.   Follow Darkest Night:   Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

In this episode, Project Cyclops takes us to a family being ripped apart in the most unfortunate of circumstances.  Cast List: Narrator - Lee Pace Dr. John Kinsler - Denis O'Hare Barbara - RuPaul Ray - Zach Crowley Leah - Ellyn Jameson Written by Christopher Bloodworth and Jimmy Juliano.   Directed and produced by Alex Aldea and Victor Figueroa.   Music composed by Alex Aldea.   Live Strings Performed by Andrew Joslyn.   This episode is sponsored by Shudder. Use offer code "darkestnight" for a free month.   Follow Darkest Night:   Website: www.darkestnightpod.com Twitter: @darkestnightpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darkestnightpod

Joining Chris for episode 133 is Composer, Orchestrator, and Violinist Andrew Joslyn! Topics cover are the weather, The west coast, getting into music, different instruments, whiplash, composing and his new album "Awake at the Bottom of the Ocean""

Episode #27: Health insurance, a 401K… employment benefits in general? Not so easy to find working in the music industry. Luckily, in 1989 the Recording Academy created the MusiCares Foundation, providing a safety net of critical services and resources for industry people in need. On this episode, Recording Academy president Neil Portnow gives us some background on the foundation and, while the service is confidential, some of the many musicians, managers and crew who have been helped by MusiCares have volunteered to tell us their stories. GUESTS Neil Portnow (Recording Academy) Andrew Joslyn (Composer) Jennifer Wit Michael Farr Scott Patterson (Tour Manager) MUSIC Numbers "Mind Hole" Marnie Stern "Vibrational Match" Deerhoof "+81" The Delta 5 "Mind Your Own Business"

Ben Haggerty (Seattle, 19 de junio de 1983), conocido por su nombre artístico como Macklemore, es un rapero y músico estadounidense. Se inició independientemente en el año 2000, a la edad de 17 años. Actualmente colabora con su amigo y productor Ryan Lewis, el violinista Andrew Joslyn y el trompetista Owuor Arunga. Alcanzó la popularidad con su canción de hip hop «Thrift Shop» en el año 2012. El vídeo musical de esta canción ha sido visto más de 466 millones de veces en Youtube. Alcanzó el número 1 en el Billboard Hot 100 vendiendo más de 2,2 millones de copias del sencillo. Macklemore lanzó su álbum debut The Heist el 9 de octubre de 2012, el cual debutó en el número 2 en la lista estadounidense Billboard 200 vendiendo 78.000 copias en su primera semana. Todo Remezclas y Mashup's Espero que te guste!!!

On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, we welcome back two of the festival organizers, Kevin Sur and Phil O’Sullivan, to update us on some of the cool happenings at Timber! 2013. You will hear featured music from the participating artists and they talk specifically about some of the activities that make their event much more than just another music festival. Timber! will feature the brilliant Andrew Joslyn and his Passenger String Quartet. Andrew has been a busy man of late working with several prominent Northwest artists. Recently Joslyn could be seen on stage with the likes of Duff McKagen, The Local Strangers. His lovely string arrangements can be heard on the Macklemore and Ryan Lewis mega-hit album, The Heist. I recently caught up with Andrew at one of my favorite interview spots in The Emerald City. You will hear that conversation as well as some tracks that Andrew lent his talents to.

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Handful of Luvin’s new CD is called Life In Between. The four-piece band’s secret weapon is Andrew Joslyn, who plays the violin with the fire of a guitar virtuoso. The band mixes elements of folk, reggae, and even Celtic influences into their rock sound. Icon Fetch talks with singer / guitarist David John about recording the new CD, the impressive artwork that adorns the disc cover, and including excerpts of English philosopher Allan Watts in a couple of their songs

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Handful of Luvin's new CD is called Life In Between. The four-piece band's secret weapon is Andrew Joslyn, who plays the violin with the fire of a guitar virtuoso. The band mixes elements of folk, reggae, and even Celtic influences into their rock sound. Icon Fetch talks with singer / guitarist David John about recording the new CD, the impressive artwork that adorns the disc cover, and including excerpts of English philosopher Allan Watts in a couple of their songs

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Handful of Luvin's new CD is called Life In Between. The four-piece band's secret weapon is Andrew Joslyn, who plays the violin with the fire of a guitar virtuoso. The band mixes elements of folk, reggae, and even Celtic influences into their rock sound. Icon Fetch talks with singer / guitarist David John about recording the new CD, the impressive artwork that adorns the disc cover, and including excerpts of English philosopher Allan Watts in a couple of their songs