Podcasts about breach.tv

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes Richard Adams, Founder and CEO of Breach.tv to discuss new FCC and FTC regulations on Youtube. What will this mean for podcasters, musicians and other content creators?When the FCC handed over control of the Internet within the United States, the charter for the FCC was never re-written. How can a regulatory body whose sole duty is the selling, monitoring and regulation of broadcast airwaves have control over something that is NOT broadcast without re-writing their charter? What do these regulations mean? How are common content creators going to deal with sudden changes that bring them under the same axe as broadcast television and radio? Could it soon be the fact that all content creators and associated platforms will be made to get an FCC License? Will the same rules soon apply to general website owners?Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we discuss these topics and more with Richard Adams, founder and CEO of Breach.tv.The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes Richard Adams, Founder and CEO of Breach.tv to discuss new FCC and FTC regulations on Youtube. What will this mean for podcasters, musicians and other content creators? When the FCC handed over control of the Internet within the United States, the charter for the FCC was never re-written. How can a regulatory body whose sole duty is the selling, monitoring and regulation of broadcast airwaves have control over something that is NOT broadcast without re-writing their charter? What do these regulations mean? How are common content creators going to deal with sudden changes that bring them under the same axe as broadcast television and radio? Could it soon be the fact that all content creators and associated platforms will be made to get an FCC License? Will the same rules soon apply to general website owners? Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we discuss these topics and more with Richard Adams, founder and CEO of Breach.tv. The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dude n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes back to the program Founder and CEO of Breach.tv, Richard Adams to discuss the youtube purge, google censorship and political ads on social media.ith the recent announcement by Youtube that accounts deemed “Not financially viable” will be deleted after Dec 10th 2020 content creators are left scrambling. Will their channel be next? What happens to their hard work? How does the deletion of accounts help Google and why have their CEOs decided to step aside as this announcement is made?As the 2020 election fever begins, Twitter has announced that it will disallow political ads on its platform. Will other social media platforms follow suit? Is the upcoming purge by Youtube an attempt help prevent exactly such activity?Join the Dude n Beer podcast ass we discuss these topics and more with special guest Richard Adams.The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dude n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes back to the program Founder and CEO of Breach.tv, Richard Adams to discuss the youtube purge, google censorship and political ads on social media. ith the recent announcement by Youtube that accounts deemed “Not financially viable” will be deleted after Dec 10th 2020 content creators are left scrambling. Will their channel be next? What happens to their hard work? How does the deletion of accounts help Google and why have their CEOs decided to step aside as this announcement is made? As the 2020 election fever begins, Twitter has announced that it will disallow political ads on its platform. Will other social media platforms follow suit? Is the upcoming purge by Youtube an attempt help prevent exactly such activity? Join the Dude n Beer podcast ass we discuss these topics and more with special guest Richard Adams. The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses why Breach.tv is the best platform for content creators from SXSW with Richard Adams, founder and head of Breach.tv.In this day and age of digital media content creation abounds. But what is to be done about monetization of the content you create? With Youtube demonetizing content channels and most distribution platforms not monetizing until views are into the tens of thousands how is the average creator supposed to make money? That's where Breach.tv comes into play!With monetization beginning with your first view, Breach.tvBreach.tv is the first platform to assure that trickles of income begin immediately. Easy to start and even easier to upload and schedule content release makes this one of the best platforms out there. I know what you going to say..."What about my band? We play cover music. Can I post our live content?" The answer is a simple YES! with a forward looking concept Breach.tv has take musicians and podcasters to heart by making preemptive agreements with music licensing services, such as ASCAP, BMIBMI and more, assuring the fact that if you upload a version of a song you play, the original artist gets their royalties out of the profit you make.  Add to this the upcoming merchandise stores for members as well as the launch of the sister platform Breach.fm and you now have a way to get you content out to twice as many people with one simple upload. Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve into the creation, vision and future looking concept of the amazing new distribution and monetization platform that is Breach.TV with it's founder Richard Adams.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses why Breach.tv is the best platform for content creators from SXSW with Richard Adams, founder and head of Breach.tv.In this day and age of digital media content creation abounds. But what is to be done about monetization of the content you create? With Youtube demonetizing content channels and most distribution platforms not monetizing until views are into the tens of thousands how is the average creator supposed to make money? That's where Breach.tv comes into play!With monetization beginning with your first view, Breach.tvBreach.tv is the first platform to assure that trickles of income begin immediately. Easy to start and even easier to upload and schedule content release makes this one of the best platforms out there. I know what you going to say..."What about my band? We play cover music. Can I post our live content?" The answer is a simple YES! with a forward looking concept Breach.tv has take musicians and podcasters to heart by making preemptive agreements with music licensing services, such as ASCAP, BMIBMI and more, assuring the fact that if you upload a version of a song you play, the original artist gets their royalties out of the profit you make.  Add to this the upcoming merchandise stores for members as well as the launch of the sister platform Breach.fm and you now have a way to get you content out to twice as many people with one simple upload. Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve into the creation, vision and future looking concept of the amazing new distribution and monetization platform that is Breach.TV with it's founder Richard Adams.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses why Breach.tv is the best platform for content creators from SXSW with Richard Adams, founder and head of Breach.tv.In this day and age of digital media content creation abounds. But what is to be done about monetization of the content you create? With Youtube demonetizing content channels and most distribution platforms not monetizing until views are into the tens of thousands how is the average creator supposed to make money? That's where Breach.tv comes into play!With monetization beginning with your first view, Breach.tvBreach.tv is the first platform to assure that trickles of income begin immediately. Easy to start and even easier to upload and schedule content release makes this one of the best platforms out there. I know what you going to say..."What about my band? We play cover music. Can I post our live content?" The answer is a simple YES! with a forward looking concept Breach.tv has take musicians and podcasters to heart by making preemptive agreements with music licensing services, such as ASCAP, BMIBMI and more, assuring the fact that if you upload a version of a song you play, the original artist gets their royalties out of the profit you make.  Add to this the upcoming merchandise stores for members as well as the launch of the sister platform Breach.fm and you now have a way to get you content out to twice as many people with one simple upload. Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve into the creation, vision and future looking concept of the amazing new distribution and monetization platform that is Breach.TV with it's founder Richard Adams.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses why Breach.tv is the best platform for content creators from SXSW with Richard Adams, founder and head of Breach.tv.In this day and age of digital media content creation abounds. But what is to be done about monetization of the content you create? With Youtube demonetizing content channels and most distribution platforms not monetizing until views are into the tens of thousands how is the average creator supposed to make money? That's where Breach.tv comes into play!With monetization beginning with your first view, Breach.tvBreach.tv is the first platform to assure that trickles of income begin immediately. Easy to start and even easier to upload and schedule content release makes this one of the best platforms out there. I know what you going to say..."What about my band? We play cover music. Can I post our live content?" The answer is a simple YES! with a forward looking concept Breach.tv has take musicians and podcasters to heart by making preemptive agreements with music licensing services, such as ASCAP, BMIBMI and more, assuring the fact that if you upload a version of a song you play, the original artist gets their royalties out of the profit you make.  Add to this the upcoming merchandise stores for members as well as the launch of the sister platform Breach.fm and you now have a way to get you content out to twice as many people with one simple upload. Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve into the creation, vision and future looking concept of the amazing new distribution and monetization platform that is Breach.TV with it's founder Richard Adams.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses why Breach.tv is the best platform for content creators from SXSW with Richard Adams, founder and head of Breach.tv.In this day and age of digital media content creation abounds. But what is to be done about monetization of the content you create? With Youtube demonetizing content channels and most distribution platforms not monetizing until views are into the tens of thousands how is the average creator supposed to make money? That's where Breach.tv comes into play!With monetization beginning with your first view, Breach.tvBreach.tv is the first platform to assure that trickles of income begin immediately. Easy to start and even easier to upload and schedule content release makes this one of the best platforms out there. I know what you going to say..."What about my band? We play cover music. Can I post our live content?" The answer is a simple YES! with a forward looking concept Breach.tv has take musicians and podcasters to heart by making preemptive agreements with music licensing services, such as ASCAP, BMIBMI and more, assuring the fact that if you upload a version of a song you play, the original artist gets their royalties out of the profit you make.  Add to this the upcoming merchandise stores for members as well as the launch of the sister platform Breach.fm and you now have a way to get you content out to twice as many people with one simple upload. Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve into the creation, vision and future looking concept of the amazing new distribution and monetization platform that is Breach.TV with it's founder Richard Adams.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter?When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean?Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcastThe Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter? When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean? Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcast The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter?When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean?Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcastThe Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter?When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean?Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcastThe Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

Episode 36: Back to the basics of what we do, drink beer, talk about aliens, make fun of each other and have a good time!Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

Episode 36: Back to the basics of what we do, drink beer, talk about aliens, make fun of each other and have a good time! Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

Episode 36: Back to the basics of what we do, drink beer, talk about aliens, make fun of each other and have a good time! Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

The Gentlemen sit down and crack open some Buckle Bunnies and hear the real deal story from Brian, Taylor and Mike from Houston Rock n Roll band Thee Armada. Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

The Gentlemen sit down and crack open some Buckle Bunnies and hear the real deal story from Brian, Taylor and Mike from Houston Rock n Roll band Thee Armada.Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

The Gentlemen sit down and crack open some Buckle Bunnies and hear the real deal story from Brian, Taylor and Mike from Houston Rock n Roll band Thee Armada. Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

On this episode we have talks of CBD oil and it's purpose. The good it does and the fine line it dances on to be legal. We also dabble on other oils, of the recreational kind, that can change the way we see "smoke" in the very near future. Grab a beer with us and enjoy!Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

On this episode we have talks of CBD oil and it's purpose. The good it does and the fine line it dances on to be legal. We also dabble on other oils, of the recreational kind, that can change the way we see "smoke" in the very near future. Grab a beer with us and enjoy! Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

On this episode we have talks of CBD oil and it's purpose. The good it does and the fine line it dances on to be legal. We also dabble on other oils, of the recreational kind, that can change the way we see "smoke" in the very near future. Grab a beer with us and enjoy! Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club! From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club!From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club!From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and musician Eric Bettencourt to discuss the experience of moving to Austin from a musician's perspective as well as his upcoming album Bric-A-Brac. What is it about the Austin music scene that draws musicians from across the world? Why would a musician like Eric, who was well entrenched in the local music scene within his home state of Maine, uproot himself in order to move across the country to a start all over again? What has Eric's experience been like since moving to Austin and has it been a good one? How has Eric's involvement in Austin music over the last many years changed him as an artist?As a singer/songwriter what are some the influences that Eric uses when writing music? Is there actually a magic formula to writing music and songs? What can we expect from Eric's upcoming album Bric-A-Brac? Join the Talking Sound Podcast as we welcome Eric Bettencourt to the studio to discuss these questions and more.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and musician Eric Bettencourt to discuss the experience of moving to Austin from a musician’s perspective as well as his upcoming album Bric-A-Brac. What is it about the Austin music scene that draws musicians from across the world? Why would a musician like Eric, who was well entrenched in the local music scene within his home state of Maine, uproot himself in order to move across the country to a start all over again? What has Eric’s experience been like since moving to Austin and has it been a good one? How has Eric’s involvement in Austin music over the last many years changed him as an artist? As a singer/songwriter what are some the influences that Eric uses when writing music? Is there actually a magic formula to writing music and songs? What can we expect from Eric’s upcoming album Bric-A-Brac? Join the Talking Sound Podcast as we welcome Eric Bettencourt to the studio to discuss these questions and more. The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and musician Eric Bettencourt to discuss the experience of moving to Austin from a musician’s perspective as well as his upcoming album Bric-A-Brac. What is it about the Austin music scene that draws musicians from across the world? Why would a musician like Eric, who was well entrenched in the local music scene within his home state of Maine, uproot himself in order to move across the country to a start all over again? What has Eric’s experience been like since moving to Austin and has it been a good one? How has Eric’s involvement in Austin music over the last many years changed him as an artist?As a singer/songwriter what are some the influences that Eric uses when writing music? Is there actually a magic formula to writing music and songs? What can we expect from Eric’s upcoming album Bric-A-Brac? Join the Talking Sound Podcast as we welcome Eric Bettencourt to the studio to discuss these questions and more.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and musician Eric Bettencourt to discuss the experience of moving to Austin from a musician’s perspective as well as his upcoming album Bric-A-Brac. What is it about the Austin music scene that draws musicians from across the world? Why would a musician like Eric, who was well entrenched in the local music scene within his home state of Maine, uproot himself in order to move across the country to a start all over again? What has Eric’s experience been like since moving to Austin and has it been a good one? How has Eric’s involvement in Austin music over the last many years changed him as an artist?As a singer/songwriter what are some the influences that Eric uses when writing music? Is there actually a magic formula to writing music and songs? What can we expect from Eric’s upcoming album Bric-A-Brac? Join the Talking Sound Podcast as we welcome Eric Bettencourt to the studio to discuss these questions and more.The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this week’s Yes But Why Podcast episode, Amy and Wendell chat with Louisville improviser and producer, Stefan Gearhart as he celebrates 19 years of doing comedy. Listen in to learn how improv in Louisville, KY gets done! Stefan shares stories about performing beachprov in Florida, about roadtripping to Los Angeles and about producing the Dam Good Improv Festival in Louisville! We had a lot of laughs in this exciting conversation! Join us!

In this week’s Yes But Why Podcast episode, Amy and Wendell chat with Louisville improviser and producer, Stefan Gearhart as he celebrates 19 years of doing comedy. Listen in to learn how improv in Louisville, KY gets done! Stefan shares stories about performing beachprov in Florida, about roadtripping to Los Angeles and about producing the Dam Good Improv Festival in Louisville! We had a lot of laughs in this exciting conversation! Join us!

On this week’s episode of Yes But Why Podcast, Amy talks to Nashville performer Lacie Madison. Lacie started out her career in Nashville as a musician but then she fell in love with improv and now she runs the Nashville Improv theater! Listen in as Amy and Lacie talk about Stephen Fry, country music, Carol Burnett, counseling, Tom Hanks, musical improv and MUCH MORE! If you live in the Nashville area, go meet Lacie at one of Nashville Improv’s many amazing shows!

On this week’s episode of Yes But Why Podcast, Amy talks to Nashville performer Lacie Madison. Lacie started out her career in Nashville as a musician but then she fell in love with improv and now she runs the Nashville Improv theater! Listen in as Amy and Lacie talk about Stephen Fry, country music, Carol Burnett, counseling, Tom Hanks, musical improv and MUCH MORE! If you live in the Nashville area, go meet Lacie at one of Nashville Improv’s many amazing shows!

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to Delaware improviser Dan Stabb about the ups and downs of a career in improv.Dan talks to Amy about filling the creative void after departing the short form troupe he directed for nearly eight years. Dan and Amy talk about what it’s like changing scenes from city to city, about producing the Tax Free Comedy Festival and about using the basics of Yes And to do life coaching. Dan is getting married soon and Amy gives him advice much to everyone’s chagrin! So fun! Listen in to this wonderful conversation between two likeminded improvisers!

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to Delaware improviser Dan Stabb about the ups and downs of a career in improv.Dan talks to Amy about filling the creative void after departing the short form troupe he directed for nearly eight years. Dan and Amy talk about what it’s like changing scenes from city to city, about producing the Tax Free Comedy Festival and about using the basics of Yes And to do life coaching. Dan is getting married soon and Amy gives him advice much to everyone’s chagrin! So fun! Listen in to this wonderful conversation between two likeminded improvisers!

This week on Yes But Why, Amy and Wendell chat with improviser and theater administrator Roger Anderson. Roger is part of the team that runs Station Theater in Houston, Texas. Roger shares stories of growing up doing comedy bits with his sister Caroline, moving to Los Angeles to do comedy and falling into the barbershop quartet scene. Listen in as Amy and Wendell chat and laugh with the funny and sweet Roger Anderson!

This week on Yes But Why, Amy and Wendell chat with improviser and theater administrator Roger Anderson. Roger is part of the team that runs Station Theater in Houston, Texas. Roger shares stories of growing up doing comedy bits with his sister Caroline, moving to Los Angeles to do comedy and falling into the barbershop quartet scene. Listen in as Amy and Wendell chat and laugh with the funny and sweet Roger Anderson!

On this episode we add commentary to one of Kevin Smith's films, Yoga Hosers.

On this episode we add commentary to one of Kevin Smith's films, Yoga Hosers.

Today’s episode is the final segment of Yes But Why’s showcase of Out of Bounds talent and it is yet again an amazing double feature! This week, we are presenting our chat with local Austin improv powerhouse Chuy Zarate followed by our great conversation with comedy power couple Edi Patterson and Dan O’Connor!Amy had a great time talking to Chuy Zarate! They couldn’t believe they had never met each other before as they are clearly cousins (just look at that photo)! In this chat, Chuy talks about how his stubborn nature has kept him going in improv, how #representationmatters in all aspects of theater, and how to navigate an active performance schedule when you have kids. Support Chuy’s show TONIGHT on the final night of Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)An Evening With... With Tyler and Chuy Feat. TosinMon, Sep. 3rd, 8:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) In our 2nd interview, Edi Patterson and Dan O’Connor tell Amy all about how they met when Edi was taking classes at the Hideout and Dan came into town to teach a workshop. Listen in to their fun trip down memory lane as well as their deep discussion of improv as a calling and a lifestyle. Oh and also, we got attacked by wasps during the interview! Enjoy!

Today’s episode is the final segment of Yes But Why’s showcase of Out of Bounds talent and it is yet again an amazing double feature! This week, we are presenting our chat with local Austin improv powerhouse Chuy Zarate followed by our great conversation with comedy power couple Edi Patterson and Dan O’Connor!Amy had a great time talking to Chuy Zarate! They couldn’t believe they had never met each other before as they are clearly cousins (just look at that photo)! In this chat, Chuy talks about how his stubborn nature has kept him going in improv, how #representationmatters in all aspects of theater, and how to navigate an active performance schedule when you have kids. Support Chuy’s show TONIGHT on the final night of Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)An Evening With... With Tyler and Chuy Feat. TosinMon, Sep. 3rd, 8:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) In our 2nd interview, Edi Patterson and Dan O’Connor tell Amy all about how they met when Edi was taking classes at the Hideout and Dan came into town to teach a workshop. Listen in to their fun trip down memory lane as well as their deep discussion of improv as a calling and a lifestyle. Oh and also, we got attacked by wasps during the interview! Enjoy!

This week, Yes But Why Podcast features the talent of Joe Liss & Molly Brenner! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival happening in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why is interviewing some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In the first interview, we talk to actor/writer/improviser Joe Liss about his adventurous life of performing and creating comedy. Joe Liss is a really nice guy. He will be teaching a workshop during OOB weekend and he will also be performing with his duo improv troupe Liss N Sams! Joe shares stories about getting his Equity card at Second City, writing a movie for Chris Farley and immersing himself in the San Francisco improv scene. Joe has written and created many amazing characters during his career and he can help you find yours in his workshop!In our next interview, Amy talks to comedian and content creator, Molly Brenner. Molly’s the kind of person that doesn’t let anything get in the way of her dreams. Listen in as Molly tells stories of overcoming her fear of public speaking, pulling herself out of the doldrums of writing endless lists and creating comedy from personal, vulnerable material. This was a great conversation with Molly about figuring out what you love most as an artist and focusing all your passion and drive on that! Check out Molly’s one woman show about sexual identity, “Molly Brenner Is Not Coming!”Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)Joe Liss’s ShowsLiss N SamsSat, Sep. 1st, 9:15pm at the Hideout Theatre (Upstairs) Fri, Aug. 31st, 10:30pm at the Fallout Theater Joe Liss’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am -- Creating Character, Not CaricatureMolly Brenner’s ShowsMolly Brenner Is Not ComingFri, Aug. 31st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) Sat, Sep. 1st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs)

This week, Yes But Why Podcast features the talent of Joe Liss & Molly Brenner! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival happening in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why is interviewing some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In the first interview, we talk to actor/writer/improviser Joe Liss about his adventurous life of performing and creating comedy. Joe Liss is a really nice guy. He will be teaching a workshop during OOB weekend and he will also be performing with his duo improv troupe Liss N Sams! Joe shares stories about getting his Equity card at Second City, writing a movie for Chris Farley and immersing himself in the San Francisco improv scene. Joe has written and created many amazing characters during his career and he can help you find yours in his workshop!In our next interview, Amy talks to comedian and content creator, Molly Brenner. Molly’s the kind of person that doesn’t let anything get in the way of her dreams. Listen in as Molly tells stories of overcoming her fear of public speaking, pulling herself out of the doldrums of writing endless lists and creating comedy from personal, vulnerable material. This was a great conversation with Molly about figuring out what you love most as an artist and focusing all your passion and drive on that! Check out Molly’s one woman show about sexual identity, “Molly Brenner Is Not Coming!”Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)Joe Liss’s ShowsLiss N SamsSat, Sep. 1st, 9:15pm at the Hideout Theatre (Upstairs) Fri, Aug. 31st, 10:30pm at the Fallout Theater Joe Liss’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am -- Creating Character, Not CaricatureMolly Brenner’s ShowsMolly Brenner Is Not ComingFri, Aug. 31st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) Sat, Sep. 1st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs)

We touch a little on the Houston vs Dallas debate, Raff get's a surprise early on in the show, and we talk music, tour life, and record deals with ex-member of Before There Was Rosalyn, Jeremy Wurts!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, we are releasing a very special combo episode! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why will be speaking with some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In this episode, Amy chats with comedian Ian Abramson and improv teacher, Will Luera. In the interview with standup comic Ian Abramson, Amy and Ian talk about the internet’s obsession with Ian’s mustache, Ian’s love for vaudeville and the development of Ian’s show, 7 Minutes in Purgatory. Ian is very friendly and a little odd (in a good way) and he has great advice for aspiring comedy performers! During OOB weekend, Ian has plans to visit the Museum of the Weird and he says he would absolutely love it if Yes But Why listeners join him in celebrating Austin’s weirdness while he is in town!In Amy’s discussion with Will Luera, they talk about his thirst for knowledge and his drive to share what he has learned with improvisers all across the world. Will started his improv journey at Boston College and he has since helped to develop the curriculum and the communities at both Improv Boston and the Florida Studio Theatre. Will loves to teach and it is evident in his exuberance as he talks about it. His workshops are sure to be amazing!Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!( All info at oobfest.com )Ian Abramson’s ShowsFri, Aug. 31st, 9:00pm at the Velveeta Room Sat, Sep. 1st, 9:00pm at Spider House Ballroom Sun, Sep. 2nd, 9:00pm at the Hideout Theatre Will Luera’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am - La Fundación de Comedia Improvisada (taught in Spanish!)Saturday, September 1st, 3:00pm - Emotions = Relationships = Game

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, we are releasing a very special combo episode! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why will be speaking with some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In this episode, Amy chats with comedian Ian Abramson and improv teacher, Will Luera. In the interview with standup comic Ian Abramson, Amy and Ian talk about the internet’s obsession with Ian’s mustache, Ian’s love for vaudeville and the development of Ian’s show, 7 Minutes in Purgatory. Ian is very friendly and a little odd (in a good way) and he has great advice for aspiring comedy performers! During OOB weekend, Ian has plans to visit the Museum of the Weird and he says he would absolutely love it if Yes But Why listeners join him in celebrating Austin’s weirdness while he is in town!In Amy’s discussion with Will Luera, they talk about his thirst for knowledge and his drive to share what he has learned with improvisers all across the world. Will started his improv journey at Boston College and he has since helped to develop the curriculum and the communities at both Improv Boston and the Florida Studio Theatre. Will loves to teach and it is evident in his exuberance as he talks about it. His workshops are sure to be amazing!Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!( All info at oobfest.com )Ian Abramson’s ShowsFri, Aug. 31st, 9:00pm at the Velveeta Room Sat, Sep. 1st, 9:00pm at Spider House Ballroom Sun, Sep. 2nd, 9:00pm at the Hideout Theatre Will Luera’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am - La Fundación de Comedia Improvisada (taught in Spanish!)Saturday, September 1st, 3:00pm - Emotions = Relationships = Game

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy talks to screenwriter and film producer, Bradley Jackson about what it takes to “make it” in a creative career. Amy has been a fly on the wall on a couple of projects Bradley has worked on so she was very excited to speak to him about his life in film. Bradley tells the tale of his first ever filmmaking experience, made in his dentist’s office as a kid; he talks about the formative education he got from UT’s Radio Television & Film program; and, he shares the trial and error of developing a narrative in the documentary film, Dealt. Get on the path to success with Bradley’s advice on identifying your creative focus and finding your team!Watch Bradley’s recent films, Balls Out and Dealt on VOD and find his sci-fi series Crunch Time on Rooster Teeth! And keep your eyes peeled for anything produced by Bradley and his team at Ralph Smyth Entertainment because it will definitely be good!!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy talks to screenwriter and film producer, Bradley Jackson about what it takes to “make it” in a creative career. Amy has been a fly on the wall on a couple of projects Bradley has worked on so she was very excited to speak to him about his life in film. Bradley tells the tale of his first ever filmmaking experience, made in his dentist’s office as a kid; he talks about the formative education he got from UT’s Radio Television & Film program; and, he shares the trial and error of developing a narrative in the documentary film, Dealt. Get on the path to success with Bradley’s advice on identifying your creative focus and finding your team!Watch Bradley’s recent films, Balls Out and Dealt on VOD and find his sci-fi series Crunch Time on Rooster Teeth! And keep your eyes peeled for anything produced by Bradley and his team at Ralph Smyth Entertainment because it will definitely be good!!

It's a back to back week for the Gentlemen No Class crew! In this episode we talk about bogus conspiracy theories ranging from Eric Clapton and his selfish agenda to the good ol' flat earther's. Sit back, crack open a beverage and enjoy......also let us know if you have Paul held hostage, we kind of need him back!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy chats with Arcade Comedy Theater founder, Kristy Nolen about Pittsburgh and the great improv community she and her team has built there. Kristy tells funny stories about how she got on her first IO house troupe by going to see a band and how she decided to give dating her husband a chance at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam. She shares gems of wisdom from her experience as a casting assistant and as a comedy show producer. Kristy Nolen is a great example of someone who has built a complete and full life in the theater. Enjoy!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy chats with Arcade Comedy Theater founder, Kristy Nolen about Pittsburgh and the great improv community she and her team has built there. Kristy tells funny stories about how she got on her first IO house troupe by going to see a band and how she decided to give dating her husband a chance at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam. She shares gems of wisdom from her experience as a casting assistant and as a comedy show producer. Kristy Nolen is a great example of someone who has built a complete and full life in the theater. Enjoy!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy chats with TV writer Helen Krieger. Helen and Amy went to college together in Dallas and have worked together on comedy for years.  Helen tells Amy all about her move from... Read more The post Yes But Why ep 117 Grownish staffer Helen Krieger shares what it is like working in Hollywood as a female comedy writer! appeared first on Yes But Why Podcast.

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Amy and Wendell talk to improviser, playwright and middle school theater teacher, Jeremy Sweetlamb. Jeremy talks about starting out in the Austin improv scene at Monks’ Night Out in the Velveeta Room as... Read more The post Yes But Why ep 116 Jeremy Sweetlamb talks about the beginnings of the Austin improv scene and the next generation of theater kids coming up now! appeared first on Yes But Why Podcast.

It's a Friday the 13th and actor praising episode! Enjoy as we get into talks on a few all time great actors body of work and a splash of Friday the 13th on Friday the 13th. Cheers!

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, Wendell has his first ever solo hosting! Wendell chats with rapper Mike Fitts about growing up in Texas, playing and composing music, and starting an artist collective. Check out Mike’s new album coming out soon on Spotify! #echoisalwayslistening #becomeSpidermanagain

This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, co-hosts Amy and Wendell reconnect! We’ve missed Wendell while he worked hard out in the world and we’re glad to have him back! We got together to watch a couple Friends episodes together and then chat. Listen in as we talk about weird drugs, Houston, aliens, Michael Jackson, and the glory of being a fat idiot. Amy tells her classic story of when she had to join a gang in NYC. Check out this totally weird rabbithole discussion.

Episode 20 is upon us. We give you a spin on current events and the future of GNC. We also bring you an interview from Reality of Wrestling's vet, "Ruthless" Ryan Davidson. We get down and dirty on topics about the squared circle. Crack open a beer with us and enjoy!www.realityofwrestling.com/Follow Ryan Davidsonhttps://www.facebook.com/christopher.short.311https://www.instagram.com/rdbear57/

This week, Yes But Why #Podcast features Comedian, Rachel Austin. Rachel urges you to put your grocery cart away OR ELSE. We talk to Rachel about watching horror films in her own special way, about connecting... Read more The post Yes But Why ep 113 Rachel Austin of Fallout Theater discusses confidence, debate and fear. appeared first on Yes But Why Podcast.

This week, Yes But Why’s Amy Jordan has the utmost pleasure of speaking to TV writer, Nick Jones. Nick is a staff writer on both the Netflix series of Orange is the New Black and Glow. Listen in as Nick... Read more The post Yes But Why ep 112 The Crooked Path into TV Writing with Nick Jones of GLOW and Orange is the New Black appeared first on Yes But Why Podcast.

We discuss a little alien here and a little alien there. You can also gauge our alcohol consumption by the end of this episode as we capture a sentimental harmonizing segment. Enjoy!

In this week’s episode, Yes But Why talks to filmmaker Mohit Jaswal. Mohit tells Amy about studying film at the North Carolina School of the Arts, making a music video for They Might Be Giants, and working on Million Second Quiz with Ryan Seacrest! So many great stories! This is a great chat for anyone interested in starting a film career!

The first part of a two part podcast. We recap our Comicpalooza adventures and catch up on the unfortunate current events that has unraveled before us.

This week on Yes But Why, Amy and Wendell interview JJ (Pistols) Summers, a musician turned comedian who hosts late night talk show, “The Panel Show,” at improv theaters around Austin. JJ tells us stories about spending the summer after high school in the West Indies, working on his thesis on the culture of stoner movies, and being inspired to do improv by wild child standup, TJ Miller. Tune in for a funny and revealing chat with JJ Summers!

This week’s Yes But Why Podcast episode features comedian Emma Holder. Emma talks to Amy and Wendell about ghost babies, college drum circles and the dangerous streets of Brazil! Emma performs regularly at Coldtowne Theater; you can see her improvise every Sunday night in Stool Pigeon and you can catch her sketch troupe, Pendulum every 3rd Thursday of the month. Enjoy this amazing conversation!

Here us ramble on about nothing and insult each other and apparently some other people!

This week, Amy Jordan of Yes But Why chats with actor John Harper Reynolds. As he prepares to move to Los Angeles, John discusses doing the eulogy at his grandfather’s funeral, working for Austin Film Festival and taking Meisner technique acting classes. This episode of the Yes But Why Podcast is chock full of life lessons so listen in!! #NeverGiveUp

We fill you in on the some stuff we will be doing at Comicpalooza May 25th - 27th. We also review/rate Avengers Infinity War....finally! -Cheers

In this edition of Thinking Deeply with Dudes n Beer host Christopher Jordan welcomes Rusty Lozano, therapist, friend and host of IHeart Radio's Therapy Hour with Rusty Lozano to the show to discuss understanding where we are in life by examining where we have come from. From the paths we chose and the decisions we make daily, what is it that forms us into the people we are? How does the World at large impact us in how we make our decisions and value our outcomes? When do we first begin to realize the journey that is our life and the fact that we are truly in control of our fate? These questions and more in this introspective episode of Thinking Deeply with Dudes n Beer. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation every week.

04/06/18 - Is time travel possible? Well sit back and enjoy because we all know it is wise listening to 4 intellects challenging each argument with beer.

3/12/18 - In light of the recent Oscars, we rate the following movies: Black Panther, The Disaster Artist, The Florida Project and Roman J. Israel, Esq. We catch up on the slightly longer absence and one of us talks about a special sexual tactic. Enjoy!

2/13/18 - We discuss what the country could be if drugs were legalized. It doesn't get political but it does get interesting. You cannot miss the discussions we have while we drink the drugs in cans. Cheers!

1/29/18 - Let's get this party started! You are stuck with us now baby because we are back and obnoxious than ever. We talk about where the hell we've been hiding and expose our secrets!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes programmer and co-founder of Breach.TV, Richard Adams to the studio to discuss the awesome new digital video distribution... Read more »This post s3 ep8 The Future of Online Video with Richard Adams and Breach.tv posted with permission from Talking Sound.

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes programmer and co-founder of Breach.TV, Richard Adams to the studio to discuss the awesome new digital video distribution... Read more »This post s3 ep8 The Future of Online Video with Richard Adams and Breach.tv posted with permission from Talking Sound.

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In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by Steven Bishop and very special guests Katie Katz, Founder and Richard Adams, Co-Founder of Breach.tv. We recently had Breach.TV on the Dudes and Beer podcast to discuss their exciting new developments in the world of online entertainment. From the founding of Breach.tv and its revolutionary concept to the new platform of Breach.fm we got a unique inside look at this fantastic new web distribution medium…but we have not even begun to hear the best news from the people making waves with the latest entertainment platform on the web. All this and more revealed in this epic episode of the Dudes and Beer Podcast featuring breaking news from the revolutionaries at Breach.TV!

Online media is growing faster than ever and with the rising tide of new formats and outlets comes one of the most interesting concepts in digital media that is making waves across the internet…Breach.tv! Join Dudes and Beer as we explore the ever growing world of possibilities that online formats such as Breach.tv give artists, film makers, news reporters and even bloggers, vloggers and podcasters alike. What are the unique advantages of online media? Will the future bring a new horizon of both creation and cooperation between artists and content creators? What does the launch of the all new Breach.fm mean for the world of broadcast radio and the future of podcasting as we know it? Could we be on the crest of a new digital horizon which brings about a content revolution, changing the face of media as we know it? Join Dudes n Beer and Breach.tv Co-Founder Richard Adams as we discuss the new digital media revolution with Breach.tv