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We're tremendously saddened by the loss of a great artist, humanitarian and beautiful human being. David Lynch meant a lot to many people and we were lucky to have shared time and space with him. Branan and Anson shares recollections and Branan breaks out his Lynch impression and a remastered fan film.Mentioned in this episode: Room to Dream is a wonderful biography / autobiography hybrid by Kristine McKenna and David Lynch. We recommend the audiobook version so you can Lynch tell his story in his inimitable "Great Plaines Honk" *according to Kyle MacLachlan* Lumière and Company(1995) which is not streaming anywhere but there is a playlist on YouTube that anthologizes all the entries. David Lynch's entry Premonitions Following an Evil Deed by David Lynch is there. Branan's David Lynch fan film David Lynch: Signature Coffee has been remastered and uploaded to YouTube https://youtu.be/gl2LX3XifLw

After a very busy fall season of Anson moving to a new town and Branan moving everywhere they finally find time to make contact. This episode feature a bit of Branan's travelogues. Recommendations include 'The Penguin', Werner Herzog's 'Every Man for Himself and God Against All', 'Wild Robot', 'Anora' by Sean Baker, The Apprentice, 'The Name of the Wind' by Patrick Rothfuss, and a new book called Don Quixote.Full performance by Sean Ryan, proprietor and wizard of Leap Castle, Ireland. https://youtu.be/kaQqFRxtqPo

This week's From the Archives originally aired in May 2021. Our guest Branan Murphy has a passion for music and people. Johnny & Hollie brought some tough questions, to which he gave some honest, real answers. Branan talks about: Music Adoption Faith Art & Creativity Why Me? What's next? Episode Links Why Me Project: @whymeprojectpodcast Know someone with an incredible story? Have a question, comment, or concern? Ask us anything! Email whymeproject@faithstrongtoday.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Branan and Anson broadcast from a rooftop in Toronto accompanied by the soothing sounds of a nearby house renovation. In this Drop: Star Trek set tour, Moondog, Hermanos Gutiérrez, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, MANIAC by Benjamin Labatut,  THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH by James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds, Emergence Magazine's “Winds of Awe and Fear” by Nick Hunt and Ethernal Damnation's INDXcoin.  https://youtu.be/H7Lonjt2CrM And here, as read by Branan, the original apology video posted by Eli Regalado regarding his crypto currency investigation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsgCU-OxORo

Episode 52 - Festival Insights and Screenwriting Strategies with Scott Michael Branan In this episode of the Faith and Family Filmmakers podcast, host Jaclyn Whitt and guest Scott Michael Brannon delve into the intricacies of navigating film festivals. Scott shares his unique perspective as a festival organizer and discusses the value of selecting the right festivals as a screenwriter, including personal anecdotes about mistakes and successes. The conversation covers strategic submissions, the importance of feedback, and how film festivals can offer networking opportunities. They highlight notable festivals and stress the significance of recognizing scripts that resonate beyond faith-based audiences.Introduction and WelcomeThe Value of Film FestivalsFestival Experiences and InsightsChoosing the Right FestivalSuccess Stories and Lessons LearnedStrategic SubmissionsFeedback and ImprovementFinal Thoughts and EncouragementScott Branan has been screenwriting for over 20 years. He enjoys many different genres of film and has also written a full stage musical with his father and oldest daughter, complete with 14 original songs.He owns Beyond Entertainment Studios in Southwest Florida, which creates family friendly projects, as well as Beyond Audio Visual, a complete Audio Visual Rental, Installation and Live Production company. BAV is the money-making side of the business which is used to bring BE projects to life. Scott is also the director of Beyond Entertainment Family Film Festival.He has been married to Kathy Brannon for 30 years and has two daughters; Karissa and Makayla.Czar of Hollywood Musical: www.beyondmusicals.comDeep Within Film: ​​www.carbondating.loveBeyond Entertainment Audio Visual: www.beyondentertainmentfl.comBeyond Entertainment on Facebook: www.facebook.com/beyondentertainmentSWFLFaith and Family Summer 2024 Screenwriting Bootcamp: https://www.faffassociation.com/screenwriting-bootcampThe Faith & Family Filmmakers podcast helps filmmakers who share a Christian worldview stay in touch, informed, and inspired. Releasing new episodes every Monday, we interview experts from varying fields of filmmaking; from screenwriters, actors, directors, and producers, to film scorers, talent agents, and distributors. It is produced and hosted by Geoffrey Whitt and Jaclyn Whitt , and is brought to you by the Faith & Family Filmmakers Association Support Faith & Family Filmmakers Our mission is to help filmmakers who share a Christian Worldview stay in touch, informed, and inspired. Please help by becoming a supporting member or leaving One-Time Donation.Get Email Notifications Enter the Faith & Family Screenwriting Awards festival Faith and Family Screenwriting Academy: https://www.faffassociation.com/Script Notes and Coaching:

Episode 51 - Beyond Entertainment: Musicals, Films and Festivals with Scott Michael Branan In this episode of the Faith and Family Filmmakers podcast, hosts Jaclyn and Geoffrey Whitt interview Scott Michael Branan, a writer, producer, and festival director. Brannon discusses his screenwriting, founding Beyond Entertainment Studios, and running Beyond Audiovisual. He reveals the origins of his passion for film, reflecting on a drive-in movie experience in his youth. Brannon also touches on his shift from Christian TV to filmmaking and his philosophy on creating 'seed planting' films. He shares insights into current projects, including his sci-fi film 'Deep Within' and the stage musical 'The Czar of Hollywood'. Additionally, he talks about the Beyond Entertainment Family Film Festival, its structure, and future adjustments. Emphasizing collaboration, Brannon highlights the importance of the people God brings into one's life to further creativity and projects.Welcome and IntroductionScott's Early InspirationBeginnings in TelevisionFrom TV to FilmDeep Within: A Unique ProjectThe Czar of Hollywood: A Family MusicalThe Festival JourneyChallenges and ChangesFinal Thoughts and Future PlansScott Branan has been screenwriting for over 20 years. He enjoys many different genres of film and has also written a full stage musical with his father and oldest daughter, complete with 14 original songs.He owns Beyond Entertainment Studios in Southwest Florida, which creates family friendly projects, as well as Beyond Audio Visual, a complete Audio Visual Rental, Installation and Live Production company. BAV is the money-making side of the business which is used to bring BE projects to life. Scott is also the director of Beyond Entertainment Family Film Festival.He has been married to Kathy Brannon for 30 years and has two daughters; Karissa and Makayla.Czar of Hollywood Musical: www.beyondmusicals.comDeep Within Film: ​​www.carbondating.loveBeyond Entertainment Audio Visual: www.beyondentertainmentfl.comBeyond Entertainment on Facebook: www.facebook.com/beyondentertainmentSWFLFaith and Family Summer Screenwriting Bootcamp: https://www.faffassociation.com/screenwriting-bootcampThe Faith & Family Filmmakers podcast helps filmmakers who share a Christian worldview stay in touch, informed, and inspired. Releasing new episodes every Monday, we interview experts from varying fields of filmmaking; from screenwriters, actors, directors, and producers, to film scorers, talent agents, and distributors. It is produced and hosted by Geoffrey Whitt and Jaclyn Whitt , and is brought to you by the Faith & Family Filmmakers Association Support Faith & Family Filmmakers Our mission is to help filmmakers who share a Christian Worldview stay in touch, informed, and inspired. Please help by becoming a supporting member or leaving One-Time Donation.Get Email Notifications Enter the Faith & Family Screenwriting Awards festival...

Guest: Branan Cooper, Financial Services execOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/brananc/____________________________Host: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinView This Show's Sponsors___________________________Episode NotesIn this episode of the Redefining Cybersecurity Podcast, hosted by Sean Martin, we dive into the intricate world of third-party risk management with the insightful Branan Cooper, boasting an impressive three-and-a-half decades of experience in financial services. Throughout this discussion, Cooper and Martin explore the evolution and critical aspects of managing third-party risk within businesses, emphasizing the ever-increasing interconnectivity and dependencies in the digital age.Branan Cooper draws on his vast experience, touching on the regulatory milestones that have shaped third-party risk management practices, from early quality assurance efforts in the '90s to the recent comprehensive interagency guidance. Highlighting the intertwined nature of third-party risk with operational, cybersecurity, and compliance aspects, the episode sheds light on the need for a holistic approach encompassing due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and a lifecycle approach to vendor relationships.Significantly, the conversation delves into practical strategies for mitigating third-party risk, the importance of fostering a culture of communication and collaboration across departments, and the pivotal role of documentation in managing and mitigating risks effectively.Cooper also shares invaluable insights into the nuances of vendor relationships, from assessing and prioritizing risks to the crucial aspect of planning for potential exit strategies. This episode not only serves as a primer on the complexities of third-party risk management but also as a guide for navigating these challenges proactively, offering listeners actionable advice and best practices drawn from decades of experience.Whether you're a business leader, IT professional, or risk management practitioner, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge on safeguarding your organization in a interconnected business ecosystem.Key Questions AddressedHow have regulatory milestones shaped third-party risk management practices over time?What are the key strategies for effectively managing and mitigating third-party risks?How does coordinating across departments contribute to managing third-party risks more effectively?___________________________Watch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube ChannelRedefining CyberSecurity Podcast with Sean Martin, CISSP playlist:

Guest: Branan Cooper, Financial Services execOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/brananc/____________________________Host: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinView This Show's Sponsors___________________________Episode NotesIn this episode of the Redefining Cybersecurity Podcast, hosted by Sean Martin, we dive into the intricate world of third-party risk management with the insightful Branan Cooper, boasting an impressive three-and-a-half decades of experience in financial services. Throughout this discussion, Cooper and Martin explore the evolution and critical aspects of managing third-party risk within businesses, emphasizing the ever-increasing interconnectivity and dependencies in the digital age.Branan Cooper draws on his vast experience, touching on the regulatory milestones that have shaped third-party risk management practices, from early quality assurance efforts in the '90s to the recent comprehensive interagency guidance. Highlighting the intertwined nature of third-party risk with operational, cybersecurity, and compliance aspects, the episode sheds light on the need for a holistic approach encompassing due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and a lifecycle approach to vendor relationships.Significantly, the conversation delves into practical strategies for mitigating third-party risk, the importance of fostering a culture of communication and collaboration across departments, and the pivotal role of documentation in managing and mitigating risks effectively.Cooper also shares invaluable insights into the nuances of vendor relationships, from assessing and prioritizing risks to the crucial aspect of planning for potential exit strategies. This episode not only serves as a primer on the complexities of third-party risk management but also as a guide for navigating these challenges proactively, offering listeners actionable advice and best practices drawn from decades of experience.Whether you're a business leader, IT professional, or risk management practitioner, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge on safeguarding your organization in a interconnected business ecosystem.Key Questions AddressedHow have regulatory milestones shaped third-party risk management practices over time?What are the key strategies for effectively managing and mitigating third-party risks?How does coordinating across departments contribute to managing third-party risks more effectively?___________________________Watch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube ChannelRedefining CyberSecurity Podcast with Sean Martin, CISSP playlist:

In this episode: Back surgery, heart ablation, genetic memory, the eternal jellyfish, Jules Verne, big leather books, The Heart Goes Last, The Curse, Uncut Gems, Safdie's music choices, squid games game show, Alice in Borderland, Connections, James burke, Incan potatoes, hulked out grasses, The Holdovers featuring the mysterious Andrew Garmen, and Anson and Branan get Verklempt reading a listener review. https://youtu.be/oUCwSOfVpac

Anson and Branan are still banging on about OUT OF DARKNESS and we are thrilled to have the film's director Andrew Cumming join us for a chat from the far-flung Shetland islands. Mentioned in this episode: Learning to be a caveman, William Golding's “The Inheritors”, “Quest for Fire”. “Clan of Cave Bear”, “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari and shooting in remote locations during COVID in the harsh Scottish winter. WARNING: Spoilers within! If you have not seen the film we suggest seeing it now that it is streaming. #OutOfDarkness @SignatureEntUK https://youtu.be/U5xMX1OZr24

In this episode: OUT OF DARKNESS, amateur speculation regarding the provenance of our species, recent vacations where Anson and Branan both experience passport issues, volcanoes in Iceland and an actual dick measuring contest (not ours). https://youtu.be/tzSijwuEjs4

This week on the pod we add song #70 to our Ultimate Playlist: "Sour Mash" by Cory Branan, a killer guitar player who Tyler Childers calls a "songwriting machine." Branan is a critically acclaimed songwriter who has never hit the mainstream, but today we're here to sing his praises and spread the good word of the country/folk/rock/punk troubadour.For just $5 a month you can help keep the lights on and get access to bonus episodes! Consider supporting us on Patreon HERE!Follow the link below to keep up with which songs are being added to our Ultimate Country Playlist on Spotify, now including "Sour Mash" by Cory Branan!https://tinyurl.com/takethispodplaylist And on TIDAL!https://t.co/MHEvOz2DOANew to Cory Branan? Check out these song recs from Danny and Tyler!The CornerSurvivor BluesBad ManAll the Rivers in ColoradoDaddy Was a SkywriterI Only KnowYeah So WhatO CharleneThe Prettiest Waitress in MemphisTall Green GrassThe Last Man on EarthCome on ShadowCheck out our Patreon!Check out our new merch store!Instagram: @TakeThisPodandShoveItFor everything else click HERE!Want to create your own great podcast? Why not start today! We use BuzzSprout for hosting and have loved it. So we suggest you give them a try as well! Buzzsprout gets your show listed in every major podcast platform, and makes understanding your podcast data a breeze. Follow this link to let Buzzsprout know we sent you—you'll get a $20 credit if you sign up for a paid plan, and it helps support our show.

Anson and Branan take on the weighty subject of gravity and gravity waves with our guest Daniel Reardon doing most of the heavy lifting. Please enjoy this fun and fact-filled historical romp though time and space. https://youtu.be/5FqEVMsL_Jk?si=PuCjGKPXwCL2KTDL

In this short Drop Anson and Branan discus STILL, the documentary about Michael J. Fox, BARRY, Beavis and Butthead, Something in the Dirt and new music from Little Moon.

WE'LL CARRY ON. Welcome to the black parade, an album that defined a genre, a generation, and made My Chemical Romance one of the biggest bands of the 2000s. Gerard Way and Co. went as ambitious as possible in this 2006 masterpiece, paying homage to rock operas of the 70s while creating a unique blend of emo, pop punk, and macabre musical theatre to create a lasting piece of music that's stood the test of time. Friend of the show Branan joins Mike & Neil to talk about being a poser Emo and shopping at Hot Topic while playing Teenagers in Guitar Hero 2. 

Did you know Anson used to be a Dungeon Master? In this episode Branan lures Anson into a surprise reunion with his old campaign players under the pretext of interviewing Nathan Stewart of Wizards of the Coast about his role as advisor on the movie Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. Nathan does eventually join the conversation, it's like two episodes in one!

In this episode: Branan discusses his oceanic adventure turning 50, Anson recommends Dan Simmon's 'Hyperion', and they both catch-up on 'Succession', 'Beau Is Afraid', The Dungeons & Dragons movie, meeting John Cleese, some new music and the unforgivable desecration of Jimi Hendrix's guitar at the hands of he-who-shall-not-be named.

Branan Walker started from humble beginnings on the shady streets of Temple, Texas, but due to hard work, ambition, and God given talent, he is now taking central Texas by storm. instagram.com/bwalk88 Theme Song by: Knif.es If you would like to support the podcast and receive a shoutout, please make a donation to Cash App: $AC2Productions or Venmo: @Lifeiscooler

In this installment of The Drop Branan and Anson discuss and highly recommend the astonishing film ATHENA by Romain Gavras and film critic Bilgi Ebiri stops by to help us articulate what makes this such an amazing film. Also, Branan and Anson perform an original play written by artificial intelligence.

Just in time for Halloween Branan sits down with author Marshall Julius and legendary makeup FX maestro Howard Berger to discuss their new book, and Branan gets nostalgic and wistful thinking back upon his own almost makeup career.

This week, Larry Branan of The R.J. Marshall Company joins me on the show to discuss the Polytech training schedule for POLYCON22. This 3-day event will be packed with some great training at Tower Industries and American Marble Industries. 

In this episode Branan and Anson discuss: An evil & drugged cat, The STAR TREK: SNW premiere, SEVERANCE, TOP GUN 2, PAM & TOMMY, Robert Egger's THE NORTHMAN, Cixin Liu's The Poetry Cloud (can be read here) And Euphemisms That Get on My You-Know-Whats by Adam Sharp. Cat illustration by Louis Wain

Welcome back to Season 4 of Couture & Construction! We are an uplifting podcast dedicated to the many different aspects of the luxury building industry.For the month of March we are going to be diving into the business of design. This week we will be diving into the business of designing & building, no one represents that better than the talented & charismatic designer/builder Branan White!We sit down with Branan to discuss his design & build business, as well as how he navigates the realm of combining the two in order to provide his clients the best of both worlds. He also gives some fun insight into how he became the dual force powerhouse that he is today!Follow Branan White:WebsiteInstagramYouTube

This episode finds Branan tired and new father Anson unexpectedly well-rested. Discussed in this episode: SEVERANCE, GIRLS Vs. GANGSTERS AND MIKE TYSON (!), Joel Coen's THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH as reviewed by Ethan Coen,  Octavia Butler's  WILD SEED, THE SPARROW by Mary Doria Russell, A delinquent dancing cactus, wisdom from Sterling Hayden, Anson's worst moment as an actor, and a giant and expensive rebar chicken, and more!

Life comes at us hard and at times it feels like we're alone in what we're going through. 10th Annual We Love Awards Host Branan Murphy shares about his heartbeat for connecting with people and walking alongside them. He tells us that even though the last couple years have been tough for him, he wouldn't trade the lessons he's learned or how it's deepened his faith. Branan is hoping that the music that comes from this past season encourages those listening and speaks the universal truth that they are not alone; they are known, seen, and loved by God. 

2007's Halloween vs 2010's A Nightmare on Elm Street. On this SUPER SPECIAL SPOOKY episode of Deathmatch we're joined by our pals and horror- film fanatics Branan Whitehead and Emily Intravia! Branan and Emily chose reboots of two classic horror films and we had the best time talking about just how crazy they are. It's Freddy vs Michael - who will slash their way back into our collection??Hi! We're Liza and Mike and we have too many DVDs! So many in fact that the only way to cull our collection is to pit them against one another. Every week we'll select two movies at random, watch them, talk about them and decide which one has GOT to GO. Two discs enter, one disc leaves. This is: DVD Deathmatch!

Welcome to a MASSIVE episode of The Artist Interview, in which Gordon T chats to the wonderful Branan Murphy. Branan shares his faith journey - from the 'Cultural Christianity' of America's Bible Belt to the abundant, eternal life of being born again. Tracks featured: 'I Will Wait', 'This World Is Not My Home', 'Better King'. First Broadcast on Hope FM: 01/09/2021 ------------------- Listen to Branan's latest EP, 'Better King' now! https://open.spotify.com/album/4cVPPMx15HZ4HHpsB7Vcf8?si=umvEmCTkRjOqI-qs-NUt2g&dl_branch=1 ----------- The Artist Interview - A Podcast by Hope FM. Find us at hopefm.com Produced by Gordon T Edited by Dan W

Karen Branan will share the many twists and turns her work for racial justice has taken since the book's release in 2016. This includes meeting and building relationships with Black and White cousins she'd never known of, joining the movement for Lynching Remembrance and Reparations, and working with others to do the kind of research she did for her book. Karen Branan is a long-time investigative reporter and documentary filmmaker whose book The Family Tree: A Lynching in Georgia, A Legacy of Secrets, and My Search for the Truth, caused James Cone, renowned author of The Cross and the Lynching Tree and founder of Black Liberation Theology to write “every American should read this book.”   Opening music - Sweet Mello Spice by AK Alexander Productions

Anson and Branan chat with Tzi about his time on "Hell on Wheels", his incredible career trajectory, his ongoing fight against anti-AAPI hate, and that time he was busted for selling powdered sugar at Andy Warhol's house. For more information about the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund you can visit their website here. Additional music provided by Bored With Four under a Creative Commons Attribution, Non-Commercial, No Derivatives, 3.0 International license.  Their track "Kung Fu" can be found here.

On this week's The Conversation with Roxanne Grace, Roxanne interviews singer-songwriter and artist,  Branan Murphy .  Branan talks about his smash hit "This World Is Not My Home", he gives some parenting and marriage advice and shares what true worship is unto God.Hosted by Roxanne Grace, The Conversation is an interview show discussing music, faith and issues of the day with influencers, artists, entertainers and more.► Sponsor an episode - http://www.dreamlabelgroup.com/theconversation​► Subscribe here! - http://smarturl.it/SubscribeDLG​​​​​► Mailing List - https://www.dreamlabelgroup.com/contact​​► Music - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qBefb9awGXq07NqzmV8iS► Speaking Engagements - bookingroxgrace@gmail.com► The Conversation Guest Booking - dreamtheconversation@gmail.comMusic by Chris Howland►Click HERE to check out "Way Up":https://smarturl.it/ChrisHowlandWayUp​#RoxanneGrace​​​​​ #TheConversation​​​​​ #BrananMurphyVisit http://www.brananmurphy.com for more information.

This week's Why Me Project fees like old friends catching up over coffee! Our guest Branan Murphy has a passion for music and people. Johnny & Hollie brought some tough questions, to which he gave some honest, real answers. Branan talks about: Music Adoption Faith Art & Creativity Why Me? What's next? Episode Links Why Me Project: @whymeprojectpodcast Know someone with an incredible story? Have a question, comment, or concern? Ask us anything! Email whymeproject@faithstrongtoday.com! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anson and Branan decide to turn the microphone over to friends and family who have been affected by the rise of anti AAPI violence and hatred in the country.

Anson & Branan take time between seasons to discuss all the things they've been reading, hearing and seeing. In Episode number 9 of THE DROP we discuss: QUEEN'S GAMBIT and Anya Taylor-Joy's eyeballs , Bryan Fogel's THE DISSIDENT, Netflix' series of lockdown shorts, HOMEMADE, Darius Marder's  SOUND OF METAL, HBO's The Lady and the Dale, The educational streaming platform Curiosity Stream , The Afrofuturism collection on the Criterion channel featuring John's Coney's whacked-out Space is the Place  YouTube Link) starring Sun Ra and  John Akomfrah's inventive documentary The Last Angel of History  (YouTube Link), Ramin Bahrani's THE WHITE TIGER, The German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk and their surprising relationship to Afrofuturism  Letters to a young poet by Rainer Maria Rilke, A reading from HARPER's in which a college professor does a very bad job at apologizing for offensive remarks, Jonathan Meiburg's book A MOST REMARKABLE CREATURE  the fun of one-star google reviews, and we read listeners feedback!

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Winter is here, and snowboarding is all around us! Take a journey back to a time when snowboard games were all the rage while featuring the Juno Award winning Canadian band 'Finger Eleven'. If you were a kid with a home console in the early 2000s, chances are you had a copy. This week we are joined by friends of the show Ali and Branan to share their memories of 1080º Avalanche, SSX 3 and SSX On Tour on the GameCube. Neil may need to re-think his favourite snowboarding game on the Cube, and Mike may finally have found a game he can ski in. Skip to 1:19:30 to hear the back of the case segment to some rad pop punk tunes. 

In this episode, Paul is joined again by Andew Branan, JD, Assistant Extension Professor, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, North Carolina State University, to discuss the recent decision by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in the North Carolina Hog Farm Litigation. If you have questions for Professor. Branan, please email him here.  If you have questions for Paul contact him at lgoering@umd.edu, tweet him @aglawPaul, on Instagram @aglawPaul, or 301-405-3541.

Plot: Following their encounter in a subterranean series of tunnels beneath Saeryn Flats, Lucas, Nila, Branan and Aeson continue their travels. Having spent several days in the wilderness, they are elated to have found a town to allow them temporary refuge from the elements. Much to their surprise, the entire town has been locked up and abandoned, giving each of them an uneasy feeling; despite the uneasiness about the state of the town, they elect to stay the night in the abandoned tavern. CREDITS: Written by Nikki Flynn & Edwin Dantes Ending Theme: Simon D. Aelsi Lucas Sulnar-Brett Balfour - BB Voiceovers Branan Williams- Simon D. Aelsi Nila Sh'mara- Kat Rose Aeson Dipper-Nick Eriksen Mara, goddess of life & death: Melle Teich Barbas, god of fears- Simon D. Aelsi Narrator- George Hoctor

Plot: Branan Williams, a blood witch and cleric of Barbas, god of fear, is visited by his patron deity in a dream. In this dream, Barbas asks the witch to solve a problem that the god had created with good intentions: He has requested that Branan slay a shapeshifting beast born of pure fear. During his and his friends' descent into the beast's lair, caves and tunnels beneath the town it had been set upon, the blood witch is preoccupied with contemplating the words of his patron deity while attempting to make a strategy for dealing with the beast. His friends, on the other hand, become focused on their fears and anxieties, threatening them with becoming the beast's next prey... Credits Written by Nikki Flynn & Edwin Dantes Ending theme: Simon D. Aelsi Branan Williams- Simon D. Aelsi Lucas Sulnar-Brett Balfour - BB Voiceovers Nila Sh'mara- Kat Rose Aeson Dipper-Nick Eriksen Barbas, god of fears- Simon D. Aelsi Narrator- George Hoctor

Plot: Branan Williams, a blood witch and cleric of Barbas, god of fear, is visited by his patron deity in a dream. In this dream, Barbas asks the witch to solve a problem that the god had created with good intentions: He has requested that Branan slay a shapeshifting beast born of pure fear. During his and his friends' descent into the beast's lair, caves and tunnels beneath the town it had been set upon, the blood witch is preoccupied with contemplating the words of his patron deity while attempting to make a strategy for dealing with the beast. His friends, on the other hand, become focused on their fears and anxieties, threatening them with becoming the beast's next prey... Credits Written by Nikki Flynn & Edwin Dantes Ending theme: Simon D. Aelsi Branan Williams- Simon D. Aelsi Lucas Sulnar-Brett Balfour - BB Voiceovers Nila Sh'mara- Kat Rose Aeson Dipper-Nick Eriksen Barbas, god of fears- Simon D. Aelsi Narrator- George Hoctor

Plot: Following their encounter in a subterranean series of tunnels beneath Saeryn Flats, Lucas, Nila, Branan and Aeson continue their travels. Having spent several days in the wilderness, they are elated to have found a town to allow them temporary refuge from the elements. Much to their surprise, the entire town has been locked up and abandoned, giving each of them an uneasy feeling; despite the uneasiness about the state of the town, they elect to stay the night in the abandoned tavern. CREDITS: Written by Nikki Flynn & Edwin Dantes Ending Theme: Simon D. Aelsi Lucas Sulnar-Brett Balfour - BB Voiceovers Branan Williams- Simon D. Aelsi Nila Sh'mara- Kat Rose Aeson Dipper-Nick Eriksen Mara, goddess of life & death: Melle Teich Barbas, god of fears- Simon D. Aelsi Narrator- George Hoctor

Back in March, when Anson & Branan founds themselves sheltering with their wives, friends, 6 chickens and 3 dogs, they decided they were missing a very important thing: a new drink recipe. So they phoned up the Martini Samurai himself Leon Ingulsrud of "Hell on Wheels" to help them out with their predicament.

In this episode we speak with Karen Branan, a journalist whose work has appeared in publications such as Life, Mother Jones, The Atlanta Journal Constitution, and more. Her book, The Family Tree, details her investigation into the horrific lynching of three Black men and one Black woman in 1912 in Harris County, GA. Today, we will talk about her book, her personal journey, and the role that Lillian Smith’s work has played in her life and activism.

In the next episode of "Dope with Lime," we speak with Karen Branan about her book The Family Tree and about the ways that the culture of the South "terrorized" the psyches of whites and Blacks alike.

Branan & Anson bring you more fun stuff to discover and experience during the lockdown... Can we even call it a "lockdown" anymore? Whatever. You're bored and we know it. You can find the trailer for TENET here. You can find the trailer for "Mind Game" here. You can find the trailer fro "The Vow" here. You can find "The Monster of Florence" by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi here. You can find the trailer for "My Octopus Teacher" here. You can find the trailer for PEN15 here. You can find the trailer for "Raised by Wolves' here. You can find The Pod Directive here. You can find the Bunga Bunga podcast website here.

Tactile Vibration and it's effects on the mind and body. Breakthroughs in Brain Health with Light, Sound and Vibration.

Tactile Vibration and it's effects on the mind and body. Breakthroughs in Brain Health with Light, Sound and Vibration.

Tactile Vibration and it's effects on the mind and body. Breakthroughs in Brain Health with Light, Sound and Vibration.

In the wake of murder of George Floyd, and the national outcry that has followed, Branan and Anson discuss the importance of listening and taking accountability. Yes, this is two white guys trying, very clumsily, to talk about racial justice in our nation. We ask for your patience because this is, embarrassingly, a little new for us. The documentary about James Baldwin entitled "I Am Not Your Negro" is currently streaming on Netflix and Youtube. Here is the official trailer. You can stream the documentary series "Eyes On the Prize" for free on the Facing History & Ourselves website. It is also available on Youtube, with the first episode here. Nikole Hannah-Jones' amazing "1619" podcast is available on Apple Podcasts and on Stitcher, as well as the WNYC website. The Pulitzer Prize winning "Uncivil" podcast featuring Wellpod guest Jack Hitt and Chenjerai Kumanyika can be found on all podcast platforms as well as the Gimlet Media website.

Consensus recommendations on calf- and herd-level passive immunity in dairy calves in the United States Find the Big 3 Infographic at otovets.com/cuttingedge Find the full article at: https://www.journalofdairyscience.org/article/S0022-0302(20)30383-0/fulltext See the referenced research graphs by joining OTO at otovets.com/facebook Big Take Away #1: The proposed model showed statistically significant decreases in morbidity between the poor and fair categories was observed with 10% reductions in morbidity and 5.7% percent reductions between the good and excellent categories. This herd level model also showed mortality differences between the poor and fair groups and between the fair and good groups, totaling a 50% reduction in mortality between these groups Big Take Away #2: Animals with elevated IgG concentrations greater than 24 g/L had significant decreases in morbidity. This model suggests a drop from 46.1% morbidity to 28.5% if you go between the poor and excellent groups. Big Take Away #3: Calves that were administered colostrum in one of two ways; #1 a single feeding of ~3.3L of colostrum 2 hours after birth OR #2 a multi-feeding system with the first feeding of ~2.7 L at ~2.8 hours of age and another feeding bringing the total to ~5.3L could would achieve the excellent IgG grouping. This was determined from the NAHMS data which showed the average colostrum treatment required to achieve the "excellent" benchmark. Ultimate Message: It is time to revisit the classic dichotomous scale of PASS or FAIL for transfer of passive immunity. This study seeks to break the stereotype that an animal with less than 2 tenths of a point of Total Protein difference is somehow more protected than one 2 tenths of a point higher. The proposed method by which herd-level passive immunity competency can be assessed and improved breaks down into excellent, good, fair and poor classifications and seeks to address normal variation within herd wide populations while properly conveying the risk associated with that variation. Consensus recommendations on calf- and herd-level passive immunity in dairy calves in the United States Published by J. Lombard, N. Urie, F. Garry, S. Godden, J. Quigley, T. Earleywine, S. McGuirk, D. Moore, M. Branan, M. Chamorro, G. Smith, C. Shivley, D. Catherman, D. Haines, A.J. Heinrichs, R. James, J. Maas, K. Sterner Location: United States Objective: The objectives of this study were to evaluate different threshold values for TPI and their relationship to mortality and morbidity using available data and come to consensus on a calf- and herd-level TPI standard. A secondary objective was to provide colostral management recommendations to meet the consensus standards.

Amy Wright and Cory Branan discuss Branan's albums The No-Hit Wonder and Adios, the role humor plays in his songwriting, and more. Recorded Oct. 2017 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Hitt is an American author. He is a contributing editor to Harper's, The New York Times Magazine, and This American Life. In this episode Jack sits down with Anson and Branan to look into their crystal balls and speculate upon what a post-corona world may look like, Jack suggests a John Prine song as our new national anthem and Branan is attacked by an animal on air! Mentioned in this episode:- A tale of a theatrical production gone horribly wrong, FIASCO!:https://www.thisamericanlife.org/510/fiasco-2013- The story of the  remote island of Nauru's involvement in the bankrupting of the Russian economy, global terrorism, and the late 1980s theatrical flop of a London musical based on the life of Leonardo da Vinci called Leonardo, A Portrait of Love. (30 minutes): No Island is an Islandhttps://www.thisamericanlife.org/253/the-middle-of-nowhere/act-one-0- Jack's Peabody award-winning podcast, Uncivil:  the time our divisions turned into a war, and bring you stories left out of the official history.https://gimletmedia.com/shows/uncivil

David Waddell is CEO and Chief Investment Strategist for Waddell & Associates. He also plays a mean guitar and has a knack for distilling the complex maze that is our national economy down to an easily digestible form. Which is a good thing given that Anson was a theater major and Branan studied "Fine Arts". Dave also explains what he learned about the Chinese economy while spending a year living in Hong Kong, and how robots are now controlling a surprising amount of trade. Yes. Robots.

Pop recording artist Branan Murphy joins James and Drew on the pod this week to talk about viewing physical distancing as a gift and utilizing the time to be musically creative, as well as dive into a conversation about why art needs to be open to interpretation. Plus, a listener asks "will contemporary Christian music ever be good?", a conversation about the best online quarantine performances and a special Easter story from Plumb that you need to hear!

Anson and Branan come to you straight from Anson's Connecticut property where they are literally quarantined from one another. Join us for a deep dive into the history of pandemics and the mystery of viruses. You can find out more about Carl Zimmer and his book "A Planet of Viruses" here. You can see the preview for the film "The One I Love" (2014) here. It is available on Netflix, iTunes, Amazon and many other platforms. Addition music for this episode provided by Greivous Angels under a Creative Commons Attribution No-Derivatives Non-commercial 3.0 US License. You can find out more about them at their website here, and the track "Home Sick Home" can be found here.

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My guest this week has literally built Hollywood. We love the pillow fort and the study room, Chris Branan built them. He was on the crew that created the icon sets of Community. Get ready to have a your brain wrinkled by some of the behind the scenes info. Thanks to Sound Engineer, Robbie Sherman. Intro by The 88. Outro by Ludwig Göransson. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/six-seasons-podcast/support

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Branan opens class in the School of Hardcore with the help of author Michael Azerrad, and Anson shares his adventures in Vietnam. You can find Michael Azerrad's book "Our Band Could Be Your Life" here. You can find Emily St. John Mandel's "Station Eleven" here.

Anson shares stories from his trip to Portugal. Branan and Anson share what's making them excited in the worlds of film, TV, books and podcasts. Anson pours some port and Branan tells the amazing story of "The Port Loophole". NOTE: Listen and find out how you can become a co-producer of an upcoming episode (which involves helping him to not die on a deserted island).

The Schooner Pod boys welcome on long time friend Ford Branan to talk the college football season so far and pick Week 8. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schoonerpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/schoonerpod/support

Branan shares his adventures in Greece, he and Anson share what they're reading and listening to this autumn season, and they catch up with Leon "The Martini Samurai" Ingulsrud. If you'd like to learn more about the Greek island of Delos, there are many resources on line including this article and the Delos museum website. Dr. Robert Sapolsky's book BEHAVE helps us understand why and how we do the things we do. Buy it here. Take a look at this video of Dr. Sapolsky discussing his book on Book TV here. Oprah Winfrey's interview with Malcolm Gladwell can be found here. You can buy Neal Stephenson's Seveneves here, and you can also find it on audible. The Hmongumentary Podcast can be found here. Hmongumentary is a play on the word “Hmong” and the word “documentary.” The Hmong people have a history of resilience and adapting to the larger, dominant culture. But what does this evolution actually look like? What gets compromised and what is gained in the process? This podcast explores what it means to be part of the Hmong community whether you live in it or not; whether you're Hmong or not. Hmong people do not have a country and are scattered across the globe so what's keeping us together? Scott Carrier's "Home of the Brave" podcast can be found here. DE STAAT - Torre Florim is the ambitious young man behind DE STAAT, bringing innovation and a much-needed sense of fun to the business of making popular music. This first video caught the world's attention for the strong and creepy visuals and won many music video awards.  Their next album featured the song PEP TALK, about breaking up. The music video for it is one of the most entertaining things I've ever seen and includes a sly inside joke referencing the WITCHDOCTOR video.

This is it - the moment that Scott has been building up to for the last year. He's been tirelessly working to put a project into the world that is consistent with who he is and what he wants to accomplish. On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you'll hear from Scott as he gives a background story for context, explains how his story has impacted the lives of others, and of course - the big reveal! You'll want to pay extra close attention to this exciting and special episode coming to you on the heels of Brand Accelerator Live!  Setting the stage  If you've been part of the TAS community for very long, you know that Scott has quite the compelling story. From his days working construction with his father to his early days selling on Ebay - Scott's story has been anything but boring. Through all of Scott's successes and challenges - one thing stood out from all the rest - family. Scott's family was the motivator that got him into and then later out of the construction business. He wanted to provide for his family, and he wanted to spend time with his family - these two things are at odds with each other - right? Wrong! Scott soon created a path that would allow him to spend time with his family and provide a comfortable life for them at the same time.  Growing in confidence While Scott knew he was a competent construction worker - he realized that he did not want to spend 60 hours or more at the job site each week. Scott's skill set he built while working with his father was the key to give Scott the confidence he needed to go out on a limb and try something new. Something new started as a photography business that Scott created with his wife, Lisa. The company grew for a while and then Scott discovered new opportunities to make an income that would provide for his family - ecommerce.  The Amazon Guy As many of you know - Scott learned the ins and outs of the ecommerce world over several years of retail arbitrage and selling on Amazon and Ebay. Before long, Scott decided to take the insights and lessons he learned from his own experience and offer them to the rest of the ecommerce industry. After several years of The Amazing Seller podcast, Scott became known as "The Amazon Guy." While Scott is proud of the work he's done with TAS - he started to kind of chafe against getting pegged as "The Amazon Guy." He knew that his story had so much more potential to impact people beyond the scope of the ecommerce industry.  The next chapter  All of the backstory and building has come to this - the big reveal! Listening to the audio, you really get the sense that Scott is BEYOND excited to share this news and the next chapter with the TAS community.  Scott is now an AUTHOR! He is happy to announce the launch of his new book, "The Take Action Effect: Proven Steps to Build a Future-Proof Business & Create Your Ultimate Freedom."  In this book, Scott shows you how to discover the path to freedom. You'll learn how to break through the limitations of your job, read the stories of people like you who have gotten themselves unstuck, and discover the action plan that will bring you the freedom and flexibility you've been looking for. You can learn more about Scott's book and how to grab your copy by visiting the link in the resources section at the end of this post.  OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [4:50] A backstory from Scott about opportunity, loss, and taking action. [18:00] Building a business from the ground up.  [20:20] Confidence is power!  [25:00] Bad news and copyright challenges.  [30:00] Learning through failure.  [35:30] Scott’s big reveal!  [39:00] Scott’s editor, Branan joins him on stage.  [44:00] Closing thoughts from Scott.  RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE www.takeactioneffect.com

Anson and Branan bring Season 2 to a close and tell you about everything that's making the excited in the worlds of music, movies, anime and more. AND... they need your help with naming the episode. Listen to find out how you can become a creative member of the team!

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Anson asks Branan to delve into his father's mysterious past, a request which leads our hosts into a discussion about aging, the vagaries of the unconscious, and the incredible power of responsibility. Now call your dad. Episode links: Radiolab's amazing episode "What's Up, Doc?" Travel Light by Jason Shaw is provided via a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution license.

Branan tries to get to the bottom of the Synesthesia phenomenon with help from painter Melissa McCracken and neurologist Dr. Robert Algar. Their conclusion? Maybe we all have synesthesia!

THE WELL becomes the morning zoo as Doug Jones tells us a little more about his acting career without a mask and Branan tells a story about his first and last gig as a monster maker in Morocco! Plus, competitive sheep herding with David Lee Roth for some reason. Aaaaaahayaaaeah!!!

Anson and Branan share their own near-death stories.

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Anson and Branan each share a story about an awkward brush with fame.

After a 1-2 start to the final stretch before the NBA Playoffs, the boys break down the Thunder’s crucial loss to the Denver Nuggets, debate Westbrook’s volume shooting, discuss Steven Adams, wonder if Andre Roberson will return and Ford vents on Colin Cowherd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/off-the-wagon/support

Branan shares a story of guilt and conscience from his own family history. And it's a doozy. Extra music for this episode was provided by Jason Shaw under a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution license. To hear the track "Hoedown" go here.

Most writers will tell you that their most useful weapon is self-discipline. During our interview with Todd Komarnicki, he shared with us a useful insight into this concept. All that, and take a hike with Branan and Anson as they try to uncover the whereabouts of missing beavers!

Writer/Producer Todd Komarnicki is a man of profound love and profound faith. Both have served his pursuits as an artist. Join Anson & Branan as they venture deep into a Christmas story that took them over a year to unearth: how Todd once lost his faith, and in-so-doing, almost lost his life. Happy holidays to one and all.

We're back!  Anson and Branan give an update about the upcoming Season 2 and Branan shares a story of gross bodily injury. 

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Anson and Branan recap the first season of The Well Podcast and talk about plans for season 2.  Also, Anson talks about filming "Star Trek: Discovery" and what it's like to join the larger Star Trek family.  Oh... Anson Branan his a tree with his truck.  Enjoy, and don't forget to sign up for our mailing list on our website.  We'll be sending updates via newsletter.  Have a great summer! Music for this episode was provided by Little Glass Men under a Creative Commons Attribution license.  Tracks: Cloud Launching Simplify Open Door  

We normally bring you stories of creative inspiration, but this week we have two stories of creative stupidity, courtesy of our own Branan Edgens. Co-host Anson Mount asks Branan to expound upon how his pursuits of genius rarely mix well with electricity. And then... THE SQUIRREL STORY!!! Additional music for this episode was provided by Jason Shaw under a Creative Commons Attribution license.  The track "Rocky Top" can be found here.

Wolf and Cobra belly flop into The Marinade! This is our silliest episode to date and a dream come true. Cory Branan and Jon Snodgrass are two of our all-time favorite songwriters. Branan's new record Adios was released in 2017 and is one of our favorite records of the year. Snodgrass is best known for his work with Drag the River but also has an excellent solo catalog as well as work with the bands Scorpios and Armchair Martian. We joke about Jon's indecipherable emails and proclivity for 'playing' drums, dive deep into political waters, and discuss the creative process for each of these brilliant writers.    corybranan.com jonsnodgrass.com

Every now and then we'll have a piece of tape that--while it didn't fit in to our episode--is still something that we think you should hear. So we'll be releasing these bonus episodes intermittently. And we'd love to know what you think, so let us know on out forums page. During our most recent episode, when Branan was interviewing Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg, they found themselves diving into the subject of a strange biological phenomenon known as "genetic memory". Enjoy!

Anson Mount from “Marvel's Inhumans” and his podcast cohost Branan Edgens stop by Marvel HQ to talk about their new show The Well and much, much more!

Anson Mount from “Marvel’s Inhumans” and his podcast cohost Branan Edgens stop by Marvel HQ to talk about their new show The Well and much, much more!

Today, I’ll be interviewing chiropractor and founder of Kinetic Harmonies, Dr. Branan Dewees. Dr. Dewees graduated from Life Chiropractic College West in 1999. From there, Dr. Dewees opened a family based chiropractic practice in Maui Hawaii, which he operated for five years before relocating to Colorado, where he was introduced to health and healing using light, sound and frequency. After much time in the health care profession, Dr. Dweese realized many people are drastically searching for answers while in a highly-stressed mind set. This is what led him to the creation of Kinetic Harmonies, a company that specializes in creating tools that relax, rejuvenate, and recalibrate one’s mindset, thus, allowing for higher performance, higher choices, and higher joy in life. Be sure to listen to this extraordinary podcast to understand how Dr. Dewees utilizes light and sound technology to help promote a healthier, superior way of life. Learn more: http://kineticharmonies.com/ Click here braintaptech.com/ to learn more about Dr. Porter and to receive a FREE 15-day trial to BrainTap’s mobile app BrainTap Pro braintaptech.com/free-trial/

Branan Mercer graduated with a BFA in Ceramics from Auburn University in 2008. After graduation, he spent two years in St. Petersburg Florida as a resident artist at the Craftsman House Gallery and four years in Fairhope Alabama as Studio Manager and Instructor at The Kiln Studio and Gallery. Currently he resides in Birmingham Alabama where he is setting up a private studio.

Karen Branan visits The Context of White Supremacy. A White Woman and author, Ms. Branan submits an lofty 50 year career as a journalists. She's been published in Life, Mother Jones, the Atlanta-Journal-Constitution to name a few. We'll examine her first book, The Family Tree: A Lynching In Georgia, A Legacy of Secrets, and My Search For The Truth. Branan excavates her family history to discover the details about a 1912 lynching in Georgia. In response to the killing of one White man, a White Terrorist mob took one black female and three black males from jail to lynch and mutilate their bodies. It's seems likely all four were innocent of this crime. Branan asserts that White men's proclivity for sexually molesting black females was at the heart of this case and much of the activity surrounding Racism of this period. She provides context for the Georgia massacre by incorporating the tireless work of Ida B Wells-Barnett as well the widely popular fiction of Thomas Dixon Jr. - who authored the Clansman, which was adapted to the blockbuster film Birth Of A Nation. We'll ask if Ms. Branan sees similarities to the climate of the Georgia massacre and the current rise of presidential hopeful Donald J. Trump. #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

      THE FAMILY TREE: A Lynching in Georgia, a Legacy of Secrets and My Search for the Truth by Karen Branan A true account of the hanging of four black people by a white lynch mob in 1912—written by the great-granddaughter of the sheriff who allowed the lynching. Branan describes her almost twenty-year search for the truth behind her grandmother’s casual reply to the query “What is your most unforgettable memory?” The reply was, “The hanging,” which Branan would learn referred to the 1912 lynching of four black residents–a woman and three men–in retaliation for the killing of the sheriff’s nephew. Newly sworn into office, the sheriff–Branan’s maternal great-grandfather­–allowed the lynching, for which no one was ever apprehended. Karen Branan is a veteran journalist who has written for newspapers, magazines, stage, and television for almost fifty years. Her work has appeared in Life, Mother Jones, Ms., Ladies’ Home Journal, Good Housekeeping, Today’s Health, Learning, Parents, Star Tribune (Minneapolis), The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and on PBS, CBS, ABC, CBC, BBC, and CNN.        

Buried With Clickers keeps rolling along. We are on vacation in Southern California learning to surf and trying to find Brian Austin Green's house. In our absence, our dear friends Emily and Branan have stepped in with a terrific review of Dr. Giggles. We'd like to thank them for lending us a hand. Make sure to check out Emily's podcast, The Feminine Critique. http://thefemininecritique.tumblr.com/ 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

We are absolutely thrilled to bring you this very special episode of (Almost) Married With Clickers. We will run into some scheduling issues over the course of the summer and are very thankful that some fine friends have stepped in to pinch hit. This episode is guest hosted by as fine a couple as there is to be found in the five boroughs; our pals Emily and Branan. They tackle The Fisher King, directed by Terry Gilliam. We cannot thank them enough for putting the time and effort into helping us out and we wish them all of the best with their upcoming nuptials. We hope that everyone enjoys the show. thefemininecritique.tumblr.com/ - for more of Emily's cinematic views 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

We join Austin Lucas outside the Lion's Lair in Denver, Colorado. We talk his earliest memories, his musical family, punk rock, Chuck Ragan, GLOSSARY, His feeling towards critics and MORE! BONUS LIVE TRACKS OF NEW SONGS at the END of this Episode!

we join Cory Branan at The Revival Tour in Denver, Colorado. I jump on the bus and talk to Cory about his newest record, "Mutt." We talk the recording process. we talk his live show vs his albums. We talk about his David Letterman appearance, why it took him so long to release his new album and why he signed to Bloodshot records, his early influences and oh so much more! Cory Branan liked to TALK! (He's also easy on the eyes!)