Podcasts about bustown

Not all art is created for an audience. Sometimes, it's made for the artist. That's true for William Mount, the host and producer of the music podcast The Sounds of Bustown. Today, we're unpacking a decade of stories, sounds, and the shifting sands of the Columbus music and podcast scenes. We'll explore the challenges of […] The post The Sounds of Bustown appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

Not all art is created for an audience. Sometimes, it's made for the artist. That's true for William Mount, the host and producer of the music podcast The Sounds of Bustown. Today, we're unpacking a decade of stories, sounds, and the shifting sands of the Columbus music and podcast scenes. We'll explore the challenges of […] The post The Sounds of Bustown appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

It's EPISODE 69.....NICE. My guest for this special occassion is someone who chose this very specific episode to be on over a year ago, and his name is William Mount!  William Mount is a fellow podcaster over at this own Podcast Network 'Loudcat Podcasts' where he produces and/or hosts MANY shows, most notibly his show 'The Sounds of Bustown'. After planning this, what seems like forever ago, we finally get to sit down and dig into just who William is outside of a friend I know has a bunch of podcasts too. We dig in to how he started down this road of talking into microphones, why he loves it, how he started his own network and why, his love for conversation, where this creative mindset came from, having a slightly troublesome childhood with an alcoholic Father, depressive struggles as a teen, how these issues taught him how valuable our time is & a lot more as we dig into William's story like you've never heard before.  FOLLOW William LISTEN to 'The Sounds of Bustown' Check out the Loud Cat Network ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social   - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew  It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com 

Hey Rosies! Season 5 is coming to you next month and we have some great news for you but in the mean time to celebrate our own Vivienne Vega's birthday here's our last live recording for Sounds of Bustown and and the Rambling House.In this "episode" Betty talks about her favorite fellow podcaster Sydnee McElroy and Vivienne talks about music entrepreneur Victoria Hernández.If you're more of a visual person head on over to youtube for the video of this episode.Visit us on facebook.com/revolutionrosies, instagram @RevolutionRosies and on twitter @RevolutionRosys.Please email your art, your inspirational women and stories about amazing things you have done to revolutionrosies@gmail.comMusic written and performed by Vivienne Vega with her band Electro Cult CircusLogo by Amanda BraskettResearched and Produced by Vivienne Vega & Betty LeRouxCheck out images to go along with each month's women and added bonuses by following us on Instagram and Facebook. @revolutionrosies

Paige Polesnak joins Mel in the podcast this week.Is Mary Poppins a witch?366 Witchy things to do everyday.We have a new Sounds of Bustown segment this week. 

A new chapter begins. Meet the team behind soundsofbustown.com  

With a little over two years of episodes out in the world, it's high time to give a little more behind the scenes on how the Confluence Cast gets made. This is a rebroadcast of an episode I recorded with the local podcast the Sounds of Bustown. They interviewed me about where the Confluence Cast came from, what the goals for it are, and how the show gets made. The post The Confluence Cast appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

With a little over two years of episodes out in the world, it's high time to give a little more behind the scenes on how the Confluence Cast gets made. This is a rebroadcast of an episode I recorded with the local podcast the Sounds of Bustown. They interviewed me about where the Confluence Cast came from, what the goals for it are, and how the show gets made. The post The Confluence Cast appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

Celebrate the last Independents Day Festival with us and guests. We chat with Bummers and more!   Music: Black Halo-Bummers

Here it is! Our first live episode at the Columbus Podcast Festival. Thanks to everyone that came out, and the Booty & The Kidd for letting us use there song "Studio Apartment"

Jacob Huffstetler talks about his role on the Sounds of Bustown podcast and learning how to work with others in his band. They discuss the relationship between comedy and music. Jacob also reflects on his own decisions throughout his career as a local musician from high school marching band to Skashank Redemption. Listen to The Sounds Of Bustown … More Episode 28 – Jacob Huffstetler

Hafrican joins Bustown to enter us into the world of Hip Hop properly.   Music: Haf Get It, Got It, Good Underground Madness Dead Prez

To celebrate winning the podcast award from Columbus Laughs, Brian talks to William Mount, producer and co-host of Sounds of Bustown and Podcast in a Half Shell. Will has been celebrating the creativity of the Columbus music scene by podcasting and talks with us about the struggles and joys you get from doing a podcast. … More Episode 16 – William Mount

Welcome to the first episode of The Sounds of Bustown. The first guest is Playing To Vapors. They come over to chat about their sound they formed, getting a band manager, and the complications of playing during college football gameday. Plus much more. All music by Playing To Vapors: Ghost Hunter Fanatic Help Is Wrong A New Direction

TravCast is the Writer's Podcast from the Traverse, Scotland’s New Writing Theatre. Associate Director, Hamish Pirie, interviews well known playwrights whose work features in the year round programme at the Traverse. In this episode, Hamish Speaks to three playwrights whose work features in the Write Here 2013 – Triple Bill Performances running from the 25th and 26th of October 2013. John McCann is based in Dundee. Previous plays include The Clean Room (Tinderbox Theatre Company), The Next of It (Steller Quines Rehersal Room) and Is Feidir Linn (Tinderbox Theatre Company). He was previously on attachment with the National Theatre Studioand the National Theatre of Scotland. His play Spoiling, directed by Orla O’Loughlin, features in the Triple Bill. Lachlan Philpott is based in Sydney. His previous plays include Bustown (shortlisted for the 2009 Australian Writers Guild Best Play Award) and Silent Witness (Griffin Theatre Company, Australian Theatre for Young People and HotHouse Theatre). He is currently developing the screenplay of Silent Disco and is under commission at Australian Theatre for Young People, Bell Shakespeare and Canberra Youth Theatre. His play In 3D, directed by Hamish Pirie, features in the Triple Bill. Ellie Stewart is based in Bathgate. Current writing projects include Gala, My Heavy Heart (Imaginate Ideas Exchange, October 2013) and There is Mischief (Village Pub Theatre). Her play Strictly, directed by Zinnie Harris, features in the Triple Bill. Original music by James Iremonger www.jamesiremonger.co.uk Produced and engineered by Cian O Siochain Please Note: This episode contains reference to adult themes.

Tamara and Jasyn are in love. Jasyn wants to take Tamara to the formal, but he hasn’t got the cash. And in a world of absent mothers and distant fathers, Miss Petchall battles to keep another year of students out of the ranks of the vanished. Tamara and Jasyn soon come to realise just how hard it can be to find your own rhythm when everyone is marching to the beat of a different drum.--Lachlan Philpott is a playwright, director and teacher. He graduated from the University of New South Wales, The Victorian College of the Arts and NIDA’s Playwrights Studio. He has previously been Artistic Director of Tantrum Theatre in Newcastle, writer-in-residence at Red Stitch in Melbourne and the Literary Associate at ATYP. His plays have been performed across Australia as well as Ireland, the UK and the USA. They include Air Torture, Bison, Bustown, Catapult, Colder, Due Monday, Running Under the Sprinkler and Truck Stop.