Podcast appearances and mentions of brian letendre

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/fNvW2TbLLP0 ASCAP/Deems Taylor Award-winner Chip Deffaa is an internationally-produced playwright and director with a great love of show business. He is also the author of eight acclaimed books dealing with music and popular culture, including Blue Rhythms and Voices of the Jazz Age, both published by the University of Illinois Press. And he has produced more than two dozen albums--cast albums of his shows and songbook albums celebrating great composers of American popular music. ASCAP Award-winning writer/producer Chip Deffaa's new CD, "Irving Berlin: Love Songs and Such"--starring such Broadway and cabaret notables as Betty Buckley, Anita Gillette, Karen Mason, Stephen Bogardus, Jon Peterson, Jeff Harnar, and Steve Ross--is out now. The album--available from Amazon, iTunes, Footlight Records etc. as either a physical CD or a digital download--may be ordered here. An outgrowth of shows about Berlin that Deffaa has presented at the venerable 13th Street Theater, the album offers more than two dozen Berlin songs--a mix of classics and never-before-recorded rarities--sung by such artists as Seth Sikes, Jerry Dixon, Sarah Rice, Natalie Douglas, Giuseppe Bausilio, Ray DeMattis, Analise Scarpaci, Brian Letendre, Eric Comstock, Bobby Belfry, Matthew Nardozzi, Jack Corbin, Molly Ryan, Michael Townsend Wright, Joan Jaffe, Jed Peterson, Alec Deland, Keith Anderson, Luis Villabon, Dea Julien, Katherine Paulsen, Ryan Muska, Mark Dodici, Will Alvarado, and more, with music direction by Richard Danley. Grammy Award-winner Andy Stein is featured on violin. Widely considered the foremost living authority on Berlin's music, Deffaa has written six published shows about Berlin, and 15 of the 32 albums that he's produced are devoted to Berlin's music. 

Happy Halloween! In this special episode I am joined by my lovely wife Melody! Come along as we discuss our favorite horror things, our differing horror tastes, and we even go over some recent horror movies we have watched! On top of all that, I asked a bunch of my guests to tell us their favorite horror thing so get ready to hear what Lesly Julien, Brian Flint, Andrew Baena, Dave Scheidt, Michael Conrad, LK Ingino, Noah Bailey, Brian Level, Eamon Hill, Jules Rivera, Scott Brian Wilson, Kelly Williams, and Brian LeTendre say is their favorite horror thing! Please considering supporting the show on KO-FI at https://ko-fi.com/comicscoffeemetal COMICS-COFFEE-METAL is hosted by DON CARDENAS Twitter: @doncardenasart Instagram: @doncardenasart Website: doncardenasart.com EMAIL: comicscoffeemetal@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comicscoffeemetal/support

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

Be sure to subscribe for more - Creation Grounds Podcast For a list of NYC, LA and Southeast casting directors, the shows they cast as of 5/11/20 & their assistants, associates and a way to track your auditions and workshops with them check out The Audition/Workshop Tracker! ________ Brian Letendre Ibdb IG: Instagram Julliard MFA grad, Broadway performer/dancer, real estate agent Brian Letendre joins me for the 2nd part of this 3 part series of financial literacy for artists. This is the 2nd part of the 3 part series on financial literacy, and how balancing acting and real estate can lead to that for any artists interested in real estate. Brian discusses the top 2 lessons from Julliard that he still applies to his career today, the moments leading up to his Broadway debut, how real estate can serve your artistic career and 3 things an artist should know prior to getting involved with real estate the good, bad and ugly. ________ Some Questions I Ask: How he developed his interest in the arts (1:48) If a choreographer made an interpretive piece to represent his life who would it be and why? (2:41) Top lessons that he keeps with him today from Julliard? (3:40) First months out of Julliard in NYC (5:06) Tell me about the moments leading up to Broadway debut (6:45) Favorite stage door memory (9:10) Tell me about the moments leading up to Bohemia Realty Group (10:24) Why do artists have such an aversion to real estate? (11:55) What advantages does an artist have over traditional real estate agent (13:58) How can Bohemia Realty help an artist in real estate (15:25) 3 pieces of advice for artists (17:08) What skill can real estate give to an artist concerning their artistic career (18:08) What are you currently aiming for in your real estate career and artistic career (19:35) What are 3 pieces of advice for artists wanting to get into real estate (22:17) For artists not intersted in real estate but inspired by your career what piece of advice would you give them? (24:10) When you think of the word creative who comes to mind and why? (26:10) ____________ You can follow Arron at: Website: ArronLloyd.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arronlloyd/ Facebook: Arron Lloyd Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArronLloyd Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/arronsl316 TikTok:Arronslloyd Youtube: Arron Lloyd This is NYC merch -

Convos with Creative People is a podcast about creative paths and processes. Each episode features interviews with creators of all genres and mediums, and discussions on writing, art, design, marketing, music, podcasting, and more. Hosted by me, Brian LeTendre.In this episode I dug into the 2009 archives of the Secret Identity podcast for an interview I did with Raven Software’s Senior Creative Director Dan Vondrak, about the X-Men Origins: Wolverine game.Why am I pulling up this interview now? Because Dan Vondrak directed the campaign of this year’s Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. I am loving the campaign, and what is kind of incredible about it is that much of it was created remotely during the pandemic. The idea for this episode came from the first time I booted up the game, as I got hit with a wave of nostalgia. Not because the game itself is set in the ‘80s (though that is a big deal for me as someone whose formative years were that decade), but because of the studio logos that are emblazoned on the screen when it starts. In addition to lead developer Treyarch, there are a slew of other studios who worked on the game, including Beenox, High Moon Studios, Sledgehammer, and Raven Software.I could write an entire series of blogs on the work of those studios (and I likely will at some point), as they created some of my favorite games of the Xbox 360/PS3/Wii generation. Just in case any of those names don’t ring a bell:High Moon Studios brought us the awesome Transformers games War for Cybertron, Dark of the Moon and Fall of Cybertron.Beenox created Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions and Spider-Man: Edge of Time, featuring my two favorite Spideys--Peter Parker and Miguel O’Hara (Spider-Man 2099).Sledgehammer Games was born out of Visceral Games, creators of Dead Space, one of my all-time favorite series.Raven Software was behind X-Men Legends I & II, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine, among many others.Which brings me to today’s blast from the past. Back in 2009, I was in the middle of my game journo stint, covering games for Comic Book Resources. The Secret Identity podcast was also going strong at that time, and NYCC was the place where we would get almost an entire year’s worth of interviews done for the show.It was at NYCC 2009 that I got to interview Senior Creative Director at Raven Software Dan Viondrak, who was the project lead on X-Men Origins: Wolverine, a game that was released alongside the upcoming movie. The game featured a story written by Marc Guggenheim, who you may know from a variety of comic-related projects, including his run on Wolverine of course, as well as runs on Flash and Amazing Spider-man, and his development, writing and production work on the Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow TV shows. X-Men Origins: Wolverine received decent reviews at the time, and most agreed that the mechanics were the strong point. It felt great to play as Wolverine, and the game really captured the brutality of his combat skills, and how far he could push his healing factor. Sadly, unless you own a copy of the game and a console to play it on, you’d have a tough time playing X-Men Origins: Wolverine today. Thye license expired and it’s not available digitally. But there are plenty of used copies floating around out there, and it’s definitely worth checking out.Raven made a Wolfenstein game that was released later that year as well, and also the underrated Singularity in 2010, before working on the Call of Duty franchise for the past decade.Here are links where you can find more about X-Men Origins: Wolverine and Raven Software:Raven Software: https://www.ravensoftware.com/home X-Men Origins: Wolverine game trailer: https://youtu.be/E31qWQz4bHY X-Men origins: Wolverine full playthrough): https://youtu.be/mFV0qBtVDhUX-Men Origins: Wolverine game on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Men_Origins:_Wolverine_(video_game)IGN Video on Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War campaign: https://youtu.be/OljMXwxn-TEAs always, you can follow me and keep up with my creative projects on Twitter @seebrianwrite. _________________________________________________CWCP Theme music: Dreamer by Kevin MacLeod, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. Link to original work: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3676-dreamer

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

LOOK OUT! It's been far too long since I took a deep dive and there is none better to do so with than the legend, RONNIE JAMES DIO and his work with BLACK SABBATH! Not only do I go into his 3 official Black Sabbath albums but we also dive into the 2009 Release from Black Sabbath in all but name, HEAVEN AND HELL - THE DEVIL YOU KNOW. I also have guest appearances by previous guests and buds Dave Jordan, Chris Crank, and Brian LeTendre!

Convos With Creative People | Don CardenasConvos with Creative People is a podcast about creative paths and processes. Each episode features interviews with creators of all genres and mediums, and discussions on writing, art, design, marketing, music, podcasting, and more. Hosted by me, Brian LeTendre.In this episode I welcome artist, musician, fellow podcaster, and friend Don Cardenas to the show. I’ve known Don for over five years now, and we first connected around our mutual love of music, as he was a listener of the Thrash it Out podcast. He’s an amazing artist, and I interviewed him about his book Packs of the Lowcountry for the Secret Identity podcast back in 2017 (in fact, it was the last interview we did for the show, which ended later that year).As we always do whenever we catch up, Don and I cover a lot of ground in this discussion. In addition to talking about his work and his process, we ended up talking quite a bit about finding your creative community, and adjusting creative expectations for yourself in the midst of a pandemic. In fact, this conversation was the inspiration for the blog series I recently started about rebuilding my creative routine. I’d like to thank Don for being so gracious with his time, and for the great discussion as always. Go check out his work, and listen to his podcast!Here are links to where you can find Don, as well as some of the stuff we talked about in this episode:Don on Twitter: twitter.com/DonCardenasArtDon on Instagram: instagram.com/doncardenasartDon’s Website: doncardenasart.com Comics - Coffee - Metal podcast: https://anchor.fm/donald-cardenas Brian’s episode on CCM: https://anchor.fm/donald-cardenas/episodes/CCM-Podcast-Episode-20-Brian-LeTendre-eikvta Packs of the Lowcountry on ComiXology: https://www.comixology.com/Packs-of-the-Lowcountry/comics-series/40302I Wish it Was Xmas Today (Cover): https://youtu.be/ajKIHBrnA5o As always, you can follow me and keep up with my creative projects on Twitter @seebrianwrite._________________________________________________CWCP Theme music: Dreamer by Kevin MacLeod, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. Link to original work: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3676-dreamer

Convos with Creative People is a podcast about creative paths and processes. Each episode features interviews with creators of all genres and mediums, and discussions on writing, art, design, marketing, music, podcasting, and more. Hosted by me, Brian LeTendre.In this episode I reach all the way back into the 2008 archives of the Secret Identity podcast, for a conversation with the creator of the Forgotten Realms, Ed Greenwood. Way back in April of 2008, my friends Alana Abbott, Max Saltonstall and I traveled to the Dungeons and Dragon Experience (DDXP) convention, to get a preview of the upcoming 4th edition of Dungeons & Dragons. We got to meet, interview, and play games with some of the architects of 4e, and it was an amazing time. One of the highlights of the show was getting to sit down with the legend himself, Ed Greenwood, the creator of the Forgotten Realms. We got to talk about the Realms being the base setting for the new edition, what was new and different with the Realms in 4e, and some of the projects Ed was working on at the time.Maybe my favorite part of this interview from a creative standpoint, was hearing Ed’s take on the Living Forgotten Realms initiative, and how it contributed to the richness of the stories being told around that world. Fantastic stuff.As I said in the intro for this episode, these old interviews are great to revisit, and provide a time capsule of what was happening at any given point. This time in particular was a very exciting one for D&D and the Forgotten Realms, and it’s fascinating to see what part of WOTC’s plans for 4e came to fruition, what didn’t, and how that informed a lot of what we see with 5e today.Anyway, I hope you enjoy this interview from 2008! Here are links to some of the things Ed and I talked about, as well as things I mentioned in the intro:Blackstaff Tower (Book 1 in the Waterdeep series): https://www.amazon.com/dp/0786949139Forgotten Realms Player’s Guide (4e): https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/57376/Forgotten-Realms-Campaign-Guide-4eEd Greenwood Presents Elminster’s Forgotten Realms: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/166568/Ed-Greenwood-Presents-Elminsters-Forgotten-RealmsLiving Forgotten Realms Campaign Archive: https://www.livingforgottenrealms.com/ History of Winter Fantasy/DDXP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Fantasy Ed Greenwood on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheEdVerse Article about the launch of Gleemax: https://v1.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/editorials/interviews/1218-Gleemax-Wizards-of-the-Coast-s-Gamer-MySpaceArticle about the shutting down of Gleemax: https://critical-hits.com/blog/2008/07/28/someone-broke-the-brains-jar/ As always, you can follow me and keep up with my creative projects on Twitter @seebrianwrite._________________________________________________CWCP Theme music: Dreamer by Kevin MacLeod, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. Link to original work: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3676-dreamer

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

Convos with Creative People is a podcast about creative paths and processes. Each episode features interviews with creators of all genres and mediums, and discussions on writing, art, design, marketing, music, podcasting, and more. Hosted by Brian LeTendre.In this episode I welcome game designer and Scarred Lands Line Developer Travis Legge to the show. Travis and I talked a lot about his new project for the Scarred Lands, Frostlands of Fenrilik, which is coming out very soon through the Slarecian Vault, the community content portal on Drive Thru RPG. Frostlands of Fenrilik is an expansion for Scarred Lands that explores the frozen continent of Fenrilik. Known as the Roof of the World, Fenrilik is a massive frozen tundra filled with unique creatures, dangerous weather and deadly Titanspawn.We talk a lot about the Scarred lands as a setting, and why it is one of our favorites, community content programs like DM’s Guild and the Slarecian Vault, and a bit about what the future holds for the Scarred Lands line.Here are links to everywhere you can find Travis, and more info about Frostlands of Fenrilik, including two free previews that are on DriveThruRPG now. Scarred Lands: Frostlands of Fenrilik Trailer: https://youtu.be/Xm6hqg-YlVY Free Preview One: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/329593/Frostlands-of-Fenrilik--Preview-One Free Preview Two: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/329594/Frostlands-of-Fenrilik--Preview-TwoOnyx Path website: http://theonyxpath.com/Onyx Path on DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/4261/Onyx-Path-PublishingOnyx Path Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theonyxpath/ Slarecian Vault Titles: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/4261/Onyx-Path-Publishing/subcategory/8329_29809/Slarecian-VaultSlarecian Vault Info and FAQ: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/cc/19/Slarecian-Vault Travis on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TravisLegge Travis on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/plasticageplaysTravis on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxV5V2fCZn6uaPIyHoZAleA Travis’ Products on DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?author=Travis%20Legge As always, you can follow me and keep up with my creative projects on Twitter @seebrianwrite._________________________________________________CWCP Theme music: Dreamer by Kevin MacLeod, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. Link to original work: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3676-dreamer

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

This episode we have the awesome Podcaster (THRASH IT OUT, POWER CHORDS, SECRET IDENTITY), Author (HARROWED), and human BRIAN LETENDRE! This was a long overdue chat about the best things in life, can you guess what they are? Be sure to check out Brian's Podcasts (available everywhere) and his writing (AMAZON).

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.

A show where we listen to a heavy metal album, and then argue about it. Hosted by Antony Johnston and Brian LeTendre.