Podcasts about creative colloquy

This time, Scott, Justin, and Jeff talk to writer and podcast creator Jonny Eberle. He is the president of Obscure Studios, a small, independent production studio making original films and podcasts on a tiny budget and big dreams since 2004. His most recent podcast is The Adventures of Captain Radio, is available wherever you listen to podcasts. 00:03 – Justin starts the episode talking about Broccoli Guy, Jeff gives his safe word, and Justin introduces Johnny. Johnny talks about the different mediums he works in, serving on the board of Creative Colloquy, and they talk about the outlets they had during quarantine. Johnny talks about the origins of Captain Radio, Justin talks about his appreciation for Captain Radio, and doing the podcast panel at Crypticon. 13:30 – Johnny talks about the complexity behind podcast editing, tricks he's learned along the way, and Scott talks about the editing of the podcast back in the day. They discuss the um's in episodes, the work behind the podcast, and Johnny discusses the number of episodes this season. They talk about the shirt game, and Jeff asks a coaster question. 28:11 – Jeff welcomes listeners back to the peer pressure podcast, Johnny talks about living in a 112-year-old house in Tacoma, and dealing with asbestos. He talks about the artistic inspirations he got from his historic home, the scarry idea behind AI taking over people's jobs, and how he feels about copyrights. Justin talks about the new Winnie The Pooh movie, Jeff talks about people getting recommendations from AI, and Scott talks about computer-generated AI people. 40:50 – Justin talks about the NFT market, they reveal that they've been talking to Lambda this whole time, and Johnny talks about looking into the geek community to share his work. He talks about the different groups he's run into in the area, how he ended up getting involved with Grit City Magazine, and what he has found interesting about Tacoma. He talks about what he loves about Tacoma, Scott talks about his love of the artistic community in Tacoma, and how Tacoma is a renaissance community. Special Guest: Jonny Eberle.

Creative Colloquy has been going strong for six years now with regular events for writers of all sorts. During the pandemic, they’ve adapted to virtual hangouts every Monday night at 7:00. Jackie Casella and Jonny...

Jackie Casella comes onto the podcast to talk about Creative Colloquy, a monthly literary gathering that has been around for the last five years. The next event is Monday, January 21, at 7:00 pm at...

Jackie’s Move To Tacoma Story: Jackie grew up in Fife and moved to South Tacoma after high school. She now lives in Proctor with her husband Chris and their kids. Creative Colloquy: Formed as a way for writers to connect with each other and read their stories for an audience, Creative Colloquy is open to... The post Jackie Casella of Creative Colloquy on Supporting Tacoma’s Writers appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

In which Jeff and KC get deep with Army veteran, poet, and podcaster Christina Butcher, covering a wide variety of interesting topics, including: the silliness of casual racism; growing up in El Paso; Jeff making googley eyes; dog drama with Rusty and the neighbors; a kitty's quest for freedom; serving one's country in multiple ways; "Doin it for the BAH"; civic duty; learning languages; KC's journey through multilingualism; the glasses of love; writing for local publications; more googley eyes; getting rid of old journals; and more toilet talk!   Closing Song: "Wish I Knew You" - The Revivalists   Shouts out in this one:   Jeff's TenPal Katherine Jore William Turbyfill of Literally Tacoma Joshua Swainston and Jackie Fender of Creative Colloquy and Michael Fitzgerald of Destiny City Comics!   Plugs:    August 19 - Dockyard Derby Dames Mixed Skater Bout - Pierce College,     Steillacoom, Washington August 27 - Join Christina at the Pearl Street Market as she reads and sells her book "Still Clutching Maps"   Podcasts:   Oly Update by OlyArts Literally Tacoma Shattered Worlds RPG   Get involved in the show!   Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC Join our Facebook group, Friends of Everything is Awesome! on Twitter: @EIAPodcast or by email: everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com

In which Jeff and KC call Rebecca Lee Douglas of the Group podcast, all the way out in New York City; Rebecca prepares to quit her job; Jeff and Rebecca bro down about TBTL and what constitutes a Ten; Rebecca talks public radio production and freelancing; she explains her vision for the podcast; shout out to Jeremy Holmes; KC thinks about doing industrial organizational psychology; Jeff and KC talk bad bosses; Rebecca says "hard times make us better people"; KC transitions from Kathy to KC; names bring judgments; Jeff goes into his first last name (spoiler alert: it sounds dirty); Rebecca pronounces Boehner in a fun way; KC tells the tale of how she and Jeff met; KC was taught to be frugal; shoutout to Steve Dunkleberger; KC talks about Creative Colloquy and reading her poem; the two meet cute; Jeff steps in as line coach for KC's roller derby team, The Marauding Mollys; Rebecca talks forestbathing, wanting to get a pet, what kind to get; Jeff recommends a hairless cat, KC goes guinea pig; Jeff is uptight about lateness, getting yelled at, and letting people down; KC trains with London Brawling up at Rat City; Rat City makes an impressive come from behind; KC gets real stinky in the derby; Rebecca's cohost, Ian, is moving to Seattle; the Writing Process; BFRBs; and more!   Closing Song: "Soak Up the Sun"   Plugs:   email Rebecca at rebeccaleedouglas@gmail.com Check out the podcast website: grouppodcast.com   Podcasts:   2 Dope Queens Can I Pet Your Dog? Shattered Worlds RPG   Get involved in the show!   Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC Join our Facebook group, Friends of Everything is Awesome! on Twitter: @EIAPodcast or by email: everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com

In which KC and Jeff make the acquaintance of one Mr. Cameron W. Kobes, author, student, and escaped farmboy; Cameron takes up writing at age 12; he describes the difference between rural life and university life; boludos and Argentina stories; Red Walls mice and rodents as the enemy; he didn't know about the gritty fairy tale trend; Baskin-Robbins is a wrist workout; kc speaks some silly words; Cameron comes home to find sub-par transit; Jeff and KC meet Cameron at Creative Colloquy; KC has Cameron's birthday deja vu; Cameron lived on a farm til age 18; work ethic is different between farmboys and the higher classes; Cameron is the only non religious one; the church of the invisible pink unicorn; he works writing like a job; Jeff remembers meeting KC, so fly; the power of spoken word heard in the proper setting; and more!     Closing Song:  "Fluorescent Adolescent" - Arctic Monkeys   Plugs:   Buy Cameron's book! Tales of Cynings, Volume I on Amazon.com March 18th - Dockyard Derby Dames Championship Bout, Pierce College, Steillacoom, WA   Podcasts:   ADHD Rewired Risk The Trouble With Trivia Podcast       Get involved in the conversation:   Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC on Twitter: @EIAPodcast or by email: everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com

In which Jeff and KC welcome Seattle comics Reid Clark and Meredith Armstrong to the studio to discuss a broad range of topics; Jeff and KC engage in some podcast foreplay; Reid and Meredith have an open relationship; Reid has mad sad pieces; Jeff is uncomfortable with the whole topic; a uhaul truck is a great way to pick up free stuff off of Craigslist; roller derby is the Doug Stanhope of sports; Reid and Jeff discuss talkin ish and burnin bridges; KC contends that one can be honest without being offensive; the possibility of making a perfect statement; Reid quotes the first memo; Reid advocates approaching life like a press secretary; getting lost in your own con; y'all should come on down to the Chuckles Factory; KC uses an authoritative tone with Louis; Reid thinks we should keep sex, religion, and sports out of social conversation; we discuss the new bread and circuses; Lady Gaga doesn't get up to any Super Bowl shenanigans; Meredith talks about her first standup set; Reid tells Meredith she's a natural and later gets all romantical; "she came, and then she came"; they've been boring ever since; Meredith is a delight! Ugh; they are a very confrontational couple; Jeff reads from Shattered Worlds; The Serpent's Kiss; KC's goin to Mardi Gras in New Orleans; fluoride calcifies the third eye; Meredith is a goldurn delight; "we'll run a train on your podcast"; and more!   Closing Song: "The Church of What's Happening Now" - Sia   Plugs:   February 20 - Creative Colloquy, 7 pm at B Sharp Coffeehouse in Tacoma February 22 - Top Shelf Show ft Sam Talent, 7 pm at The Rendezvous Seattle February 25 - Destiny City Winter Zine Symposium, 2 pm at Destiny City Comics March 18 - Dockyard Derby Dames Championship Bout, 6 pm at Pierce College Steillacoom   Podcasts:   Doug Loves Movies Getting Doug With High The Dollop The Greatest Generation Mental Illness Happy Hour Stuff You Should Know Smart People Podcast ADHD Rewired Drink Champs You Made It Weird Comedy Bang Bang The Church of What's Happening Now   Get involved in the conversation:    Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC  on Twitter: @EIAPodcast  or by email: everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com  

In which The Trouble With Trivia's own Eric Anderson returns to bro down with the squad, indulging in a flurry of pop culture topics as well as some deeper subjects; Prince demolishes Bowie at Skate Club; Stranger Things is a good show; Jeff and KC return to Creative Colloquy; Eric plays tabletop D & D in an online forum; Eric has two kids; his old webseries lives on in the zombie crypt that is myspace; we learn how Eric and Mike made their acquaintance; the topic of plagiarism is explored; Trump makes no sense and  doesn't seem to care; Eric explains why Trump's supporters make him so angry; optimists are often late; Eric explains the concept of the "negative optimist"; monkey minds and monks square off; Dan Harmon and Seeso bring forth cartoon nerdery; Pokemon go crazy; cats and backpacks; Eric gives us a peek at his upcoming graphic novel; strong women in nerdy pop culture; Zara steals from artists and sells clothes; Eric and Misha have a movie podcast in the works; Destiny City Comics is still the best place for comics; some plugs are thrown; Eric throws shade on Sublime (pre Rome); Jimmy Cliff has a sweet record with Tim from Rancid; and more!   Songs in this episode: "Carnage" and "TOVirus" -  Eric Anderson "Blast" - Clams Casino