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Unlock the secrets to success in the world of playwriting and publishing with Gene Kato, a visionary playwright and founder of Next Stage Press. Gene shares his inspiring journey, revealing how he turned the challenges of lesser-known playwrights into a thriving platform for new voices in theater. From the struggles of traditional publishing to the joy of making things happen for others, Gene's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and innovation.Explore the changing landscape of theater publishing as we discuss the roles of literary and licensing agents and the crucial need for playwrights to brand themselves in today's digital age. Together with Gene, we navigate the hurdles faced by smaller publishing companies like Next Stage Press, focusing on the ongoing efforts to promote plays and playwrights in an evolving, online-driven environment. Discover the delicate balance of creativity and commercialization as we examine how social media and the internet have transformed the way plays are marketed.Celebrate the diversity and creativity in theater with Gene, highlighting Next Stage Press's commitment to representing BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and women's voices. We journey through the vibrant world of small, experimental theater spaces that continue to push boundaries and inspire innovation. Our conversation is filled with personal stories, including Gene's own tales of rejection and eventual success, offering valuable insights and heartfelt encouragement for anyone passionate about storytelling and the arts. Join us next week for another captivating episode of Quill and Curtain Podcast!Support the showQuill & Curtain podcast is sponsored by Theatre Marketing Lab. Theatre Marketing Lab founder Julie Nemitz has been lifting up theatre organizations and theatre artists since 2019. The Lab exists to help theatremakers like you expand your exposure by developing personal branding and marketing skills that promote your works with more clarity and purpose, always rooted in authenticity so your talent and works can be seen on more stages worldwide. To learn more visit: HTTP://theatremarketinglab.com To support the podcast: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/QuillandCurtainPodcast The Podcast SWAG store!: https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-quill-and-curtain-podcast/To read Darrin's plays, click: https://newplayexchange.org/users/76352/darrin-friedman

We are beyond thrilled to welcome the talented playwright TJ Young to the latest episode of The Quill and Curtain Podcast!Known for his powerful storytelling, TJ's work dives deep into human connection, culture, and identity. In this episode, TJ shares his journey as a playwright, what inspires his writing, and the stories behind his most iconic works. Don't miss this insightful conversation that delves into the heart of creativity and storytelling!The podcast is sponsored by Point Park University's MFA program in Writing for Screen and Stage. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3zjugR2To support the podcast: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/QuillandCurtainPodcastThe Podcast SWAG store!: https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-quill-and-curtain-podcast/

This week on Quill and Curtain, we speak with Debra A. Cole, an award-winning playwright, director, and theatre/writing/arts educator from Lawrence, Kansas. Her plays have been seen by audiences around the world. Tune in to the Quill and Curtain Podcast to discover more about Debra's creative journey, her inspirations, and the magic behind her thought-provoking plays! Our podcast is brought to you by Point Park University's MFA program in writing for stage and screen.

 I welcome Alex Seropian, founder and CEO of Look North World on this episode kicking off the 5th (wow, 5th) year of the podcast. Hear as Alex shares insights about his current role, including hosting The Fourth Curtain podcast and his new studio, Look North World. Learn about the growing significance of user-generated content (UGC) in the gaming industry and the potential for UGC to become a major part of the industry in the coming years. Alex also reflects on his journey in the game industry, from his early exposure to video games to the founding of Bungie after college and working on games like Marathon and Halo. We then get into his curiosity about the future of the game industry, particularly in relation to the impact of technology, such as AI and virtual reality. He also raises concerns about job stability and diversity within our industry, emphasizing the importance of building a diverse workforce. Alex then shares his excitement about the Steam Deck hardware and highlights his ongoing passion for gaming. In closing, Alex offers a piece of advice for those working in the industry, expressing optimism about the future of the game industry, and the role of entertainment in people's lives. We acknowledge the fluctuations and challenges within the industry but maintain a positive outlook for its future. Bio: Alex Seropian is an entrepreneur and video game developer who has been creating video games for more than 30 years. He is currently the founder and CEO of Look North World, a developer of games & entertainment for creator communities. Alex started in the video game industry by founding Bungie (Halo, Marathon, Myth). He is also the founder of Wideload Games and Industrial Toys. Alex has held executive positions at Microsoft, Disney, and Electronics Arts. Along with starting companies, he is the host of The Fourth Curtain Podcast, a mentor and advisor to numerous startups, and serves as a board advisor to the Tumo Center in Armenia. Show Links: * The Fourth Curtain Podcast - website * UGC - GamesBeat * Bungie - Wikipedia * UEFN Game Engine - website * Steam Deck - Steam website Connect With Links: * Alex Seropian - LinkedIn * Look North World - website * Alex Seropian - X/Twitter Game Dev Advice Links:  * YouTube - check out this episode with 100% more video * Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership * website - show notes, links, stuff * X/Twitter - pretty dormant  * info@gamedevadvice.com - reach out! * Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733 * Level Ex website - Careers page for advancing the practice of medicine through play * Subscribe and go to the website for full show notes with links Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joining Connor Lynn for this weeks episode of Behind the Curtain is Head Coach Matty Davies and GB U18 International Forward Owen Bruton. They'll chat how Owen got into Ice Hockey, how he found the step up to the senior game and the best piece of advice another Seahawks player has ever given him. Matty Davies will then give his insight into the Two-way deals with the Manchester Storm for both Declan Balmer and Bobby Chamberlain. All that and more on the Behind the Curtain Podcast, brought to you in association with Beverley FM.

A conversation about Ukrainian identity, Europe, and Russian imperialism. Volodymyr Yermolenko, UkraineWorld's chief editor, was a guest of the Silicon Curtain podcast (https://www.youtube.com/@SiliconCurtain) and its host Jonathan Fink. Original (video): https://youtu.be/v4y-l6jsJeA UkraineWorld is brought to you by Internews Ukraine, one of the largest Ukrainian media NGOs. Support us at patreon.com/ukraineworld

John Howell is joined by Paul Lisnek, WGN-TV Political Reporter & Political Analyst and Host of the “Behind the Curtain” Podcast. Darren Bailey and his running mate are in trouble (yet again) for their social media posts- Lisnek and Howell discuss how social media has affected politics as a whole. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Howell is joined by Paul Lisnek, WGN-TV Political Reporter & Political Analyst and Host of the “Behind the Curtain” Podcast. Darren Bailey and his running mate are in trouble (yet again) for their social media posts- Lisnek and Howell discuss how social media has affected politics as a whole. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Commentary by Dr. Mary Norine Walsh and Dr. Masataka Kawana

Jocelyn is a musical theatre performer based in Toronto, Ontario. Since graduating from St. Clair College's Musical Theatre Performance Program, she had incredible opportunities to perform, direct, and teach. When Jocelyn isn't performing, you can find her running her musical theatre blog Both Sides of the Curtain and co-hosting fan favourite theatre podcast Breaking The Curtain. Jocelyn Bertram Website Both Sides of the Curtain Blog Breaking the Curtain Podcast

Commentary by Drs. Mladen Vidovich, David L. Fischman, and Roberto Bernardo

The "Wine Down" has a new home! we officially have a spin off podcast called “Close the curtain!” The Wine Down will no longer be a featured segment of The Eavesdrop. However, episodes of close the curtain will be featured occasionally. Close the Curtain Podcast will be about wellness, inspiration, and pop culture! We will still toast to the good and cork to the bad and ugly! We will talk about the things that matter and close the curtain on the foolery in society today! Be sure to follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our newsletter, and subscribe to the podcast on anchor, spotify, and Apple (more platforms coming soon). Come on in and Eavesdrop on the good stuff!  Show Mentions Listen to Close The Curtain Podcast Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify Spotify More Platforms coming soon. Please visit our website to listen, if your platform is not listed. Close the Curtain Podcast on IG IG@Closethecurtainpodcast  Website www.closethecurtain.com

On this Episode we have a special edition of the Beyond the Curtain Podcast hosted by my buddy Kody. We discuss some hot topics in the world of wrestling. Share this podcast and go give him a follow @BTCPOD18

In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast, I had the chance to speak with director Nicholas Bruckman and producer Amanda Roddy, creators of the documentary Not Going Quietly, a film that tells the story of Ady Barkan, activist and founder of the Be a Hero organization. Following his diagnosis of ALS, Ady sets out to travel the country and change American Politics. Southern Circuit screenings are funded in part by a grant from South Arts, a regional arts organization, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. For more information about Southern Circuit and South Arts please visit www.southarts.org/southerncircuit.

In this Episode, Randall (your typical casual wrestling fan) hosts AEW super fans Kody (Host of the Beyond the Curtain Podcast) and James (Host of the Buffalo James Wrestling Podcast) to preview AEW ALL OUT that will be happening live this Sunday, September 5th. This episode goes off the rails quickly and has everything you would ever want in a wrestling show. Things can get heated when you go UNHINGED!! Video form of this episode will be available in the future on the Buffalo James Wrestling Podcast Facebook page.

How do you achieve your ROI goals in today's property investment market? Hear our projections for the housing market for the rest of 2021, and Glenn speaks with Amy, a Memphis-based investor, who describes her experiences of managing tenants for her own real estate investments. 2021 Housing Market Projections & Achieving ROI in Today's Real Estate Market Richard: So in this segment, we're going to talk about 2021 and where we are now nearing the end of the second quarter. How do you think things are going to go for the rest of the year guys? And how do you see mortgage rates changing and the demand for property? Brett: Personally, I think that what we are now seeing is a cooling. Not a major cooling, but a little bit of a dip. In the first quarter, we would write 40 offers and get 3 accepted. Now, we are writing 20 offers and getting 8 accepted, so we are starting to see a better advantage for our investors. I still believe the best time to buy is going to be October, November, December, and January. Aaron: It's been such an odd year for us. I've seen in my own neighborhood recently, in Germantown, an increase in the number of days on market. In my neighborhood in particular, which we would consider a move-up neighborhood, a move-up neighborhood would be your next step up from an entry-level house. Where we live would be like a very nice house. I'd say that we live in a very modest home in Germantown, in one of the more affluent communities in the Shelby County and Memphis area. There are more houses on the market right now. There are for sale signs that don't have those little sliders across the top that say contract pending or sold, or under contract, and those houses have been out there for several weeks. Brett: The reason being is because almost everybody tried to get their property purchased and get it closed. They get settled in and have two or three weeks for the kids before they are back to school. So the good news for homeowners that are looking for a home, is that there's a lot of inventory now. Not a lot, but there's more inventory than there has been in 6-months for real estate investors. As the owner-occupant market cools, the investor market will cool. I don't know why investors do this, but many property investors, not good investors, but some of these investors follow the leader too much. In other words, they follow them right off of a cliff.  Richard: So, like lemmings? Brett: Right. Exactly. So, why wouldn't you wait until the property market takes a little dip and wait to buy in October, November, December, and buy a better deal. I'm hoping these so-called experts that just put out their discussion about how property values are gonna continue to increase, and they predict the next five years is gonna be a substantial increase. I tend to think they're wrong. After all, what drives the market up? It is demand. The demand is eventually going to stop. I believe that the hedge fund groups are the ones that drove the demand for property. Once that took off, then homeowners panicked, they started buying, and they ended up overshooting prices, and real estate prices snowballed. But now all that's coming to an end. So I predict we're going to see some normalcy back in the housing market. I think the so-called experts, who probably have never held a real job, are wrong in my opinion.  Glenn: Well, and keep in mind that when they talk about the market in general, they're not really talking about real estate investors, as that's a totally different game. I would never dissuade one of my investors from buying, but I told several of them to wait, until Q4. Wait until the winter or once thanksgiving hits. That's our time to start looking through the end of the year because then you're gonna have more opportunity because fewer owner-occupants are going to be buying. Brett: When the market is hot as soon as wintertime gets here, what do investors do? They just go silent and cool off. It's the holidays they are going to enjoy time with their family and will pick back up buying properties come April when everybody and their mother is trying to buy. A smart real estate investor needs to be buying between Halloween and February 1st. That's when you need to be buying. Richard: So if you feel cold, go and buy a house! Brett: Yes exactly, that should be the new rule. If you're chilly, go and buy an investment property.   Experiences of a local Memphis Real Estate Investor Glenn: Amy, welcome to the Behind the Curtain Podcast. Here we talk about real estate investing in the southwest Tennessee market, and Amy is an investor that's been working with me for a few years, right here in Memphis, Tennessee. I've helped her find a few properties, she's one of the rare local investors that I have. So Amy, tell us a little bit about why you chose to invest in real estate versus stocks and bonds of Wall Street. Amy: First, I just wanted to thank you for having me on your podcast today. I'm really grateful for this opportunity. Amy:  So you asked why I was interested in investing in real estate versus stocks and bonds? I'm really attracted to something that I can see and hold, and look at, Numbers on the spreadsheet are not very interesting to me and I don't understand them, at least not how they go up and down. I know that everybody needs a house and I know what I would like to have in a house, so to be able to go and look at those sorts of things and meet and interact with actual real people, that's just a good fit for me. You know, you said I was local, I do like to go and put eyes on my property and I talk to all of my prospective tenants before and throughout the rental process. So I really enjoy that active aspect of a real estate investment. Glenn: Well, you know Amy, part of my job is to find the right properties for you. You and I have looked at many properties together that you didn't make a bid on, or that we bid on that you didn't win, and that's just a part of my job for every 10 that we look at. We might find one that works for you and those are the ones that count. So what kind of real estate have you invested in Memphis? Amy: Well, so far I have two single-family homes and I have a duplex. You found the duplex for me and it wasn't something I'd asked you to look for, however, it's been my most profitable unit by far. So I'm definitely interested in acquiring more multi-family housing as well as single-family homes. I've never flipped anything, but I'd be interested in doing that because I really enjoy puzzles and decorating and looking at tile, and all that kind of stuff. Rather than split, I think I'd redo and then hold. So yeah, I would repair and hold. Glenn: So how well have they performed for you? Amy: Thus far, extremely well! I've never had any vacancies. I started in early 2017. I've never had more than two or three days, that it took me to clean out the property, worth of vacancy. I've been extremely fortunate to have, never had any missed rent payments. I mean, part of that is doing a good job, screening tenants, but all of my properties in Memphis have been profitable and in demand. Glenn: Did you have any issues as a result of COVID? Do that impact your tenants?  Amy: I did have tenants that lost their job, but they were all able to get the $600 payment, and while I gave options to help out my tenants, nobody took me up on our offering. They all continued to pay their rent on time.  Glenn: Well that's outstanding. Amy: Yeah. Glenn: What are you looking forward to in the future in terms of real estate? How many more investment properties do you plan to pick up? What's your long-term objective in this? Amy: Well, you know, eventually I'd like to quit my day job and live off the somewhat passive income. I have been inactively managing it. It's not like I have to go into the office every day. But that's the passive part of it I would say. So I would love to have maybe 20 houses or 20 doors. Glenn: Right now you have four doors basically?  Amy: Yeah.  Glenn: Now, are you self-managing or using enterprise for your property management? Amy: Well, since I am local to Memphis, and I do enjoy the interaction with the tenants and all that comes with it, I am self-managing. Glenn: And how has that going for you? Do you have any issues with it? Amy: Yeah, some days are better than others. Things don't break when it's convenient. So, I've been staying on top of a lot of preventative maintenance, and as I said, I really thoroughly screen tenants before I rent out. So I've not had any issues with any tenants. So, it's really just been routine maintenance. Air conditioners break, so getting those fixed when that does happen - but it hasn't been bad. It's been manageable, of course, but it's a thing of scale. I might need to look into services with EPM to help with the volume.    Learn more about real estate investing at: https://epmrealestate.com/podcast/2021-housing-market-projections-achieving-roi--local-memphis-investor-interview  

This episode of The Behind the Curtain Podcast is Brian Swenk.  Brian is the banjoist for the band, Big Daddy Love.  The quintet, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has played well over a thousand shows over most of the country.  Collaboratively, the band produces a unique sound that they have long referred to as “Appalachian Rock.”  Brian is also an agent with Midwood Entertainment, and we take some time to discuss some of the talented musicians and bands on their roster, many of whom will be performing at BPAC this coming season. Brian is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to Bluegrass, Folk, Southern Rock and Americana music.  I love talking to Brian, every time I do I learn something new about the music industry I hope he does the same for you today! Ladies and gentlemen, Brian Swenk. http://bigdaddylove.com/music/https://www.midwoodentertainment.com/talent-division

In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast, we'll be speaking with Tré Cotten, actor, teacher, dialect coach, and UNCW graduate. Tré shares the story of his roots, his journey into the arts, and his experience working on the award-winning film, One Night in Miami.

Host: Kelly Williams Twitter: @KW_Steel_Rain Instagram: @infantry_kitchen Facebook: Williams, Kelly  Follow us on Twitter: @RollMaximumInstagram: @maximum_roll_entertainment_llcFacebook: Maximum Roll Entertainment LLC.Email:maximumrollentertainment@gmail.com Show name: D20 to CurtainPodcastEmail: Community@d20tocurtain.comTwitter: @ @d20tocurtainInstagram: @ @d20tocurtainFacebook: @d20tocurtainWebsite: d20tocurtain.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB5Hj6A4j0yy0i2quzNvWEw Maximum Roll Entertainment Network AddsJenna MarieChaotic Click ClacksEtsy Page:  https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChaoticClickClacksInstagram:  @chaotic_click_clacksFacebook:  @chaoticclickclacks Jason CassidyInstagram: @dungeoneeringwithjasonFacebook: DungeoneeringwithJasonInstagram: DungeoneeringwithJason Crumpets and Kerosene CommercialJenna MarieMusic by Iron Heade song Heroes Constructor Chaos commercialCreator, Producer: Alexander Breaux Late night with Jes and Jam commercialCreator: Eric Hunter & Jimmy St. Jamescommercial created by Mike Ball Adventures ForgeGarrett Robinson, CEO Lostlorn ChroniclesMark Rein HagenPatreon: http://patreon.com/LostLorn Producer & Editor Kelly Williams Intro and Outro music Jimmy St. JamesCommercial Music by Amos, Song Noah As You Make the Bed (Instrumental Version) 

In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast we will be speaking with Kristi Ray—actor, producer, and co-founder of the Wilmington-based, all-female production company, Honey Head Films. Kristi Ray shares her journey into the world of film, her experience of starring in the indie horror film "Pieces of Talent," and what it is like to be a female filmmaker in a male-dominated industry.

In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast we will be speaking with Stray Local’s Hannah and Jamie Rowan about the release of their new single, "Shiver" — a song inspired by COVID-era relationships.

This week we are joined by the cast of D20 to Curtain a live D&D game play Podcast! Are you ready to talk D&D? Let's raise the curtain then and talk gaming, acting, and podcasting with the cast of one of the best live play podcasts out there. You can find them on the web over at: >>https://d20tocurtain.com/index.html>https://www.facebook.com/D20toCurtain>https://www.amazon.com/D20-to-Curtain-Podcast/dp/B08JJRFVW9>https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/d20-to-curtain-podcast-1201801>https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d20-to-curtain-podcast/id1513279194>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QTvCKmYtgc>https://teespring.com/stores/the-dungeon-masters-dojo

On Episode 27: We Pull Back the Curtain on the Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast, as we kick off Season 2 and much more...  Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pulling-back-the-curtain-podcast/donations

On Episode 23 - We Pull Back the Curtain on the 2009 murder of NFL legend Steve McNair. This is the conclusion of our special Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast true crime series!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pulling-back-the-curtain-podcast/donations

The roles of artists in society are varied and invaluable. UNCW’s Behind the Curtain Podcast explores the ways artists are adapting to new (if temporary) norms as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tune in to hear interviews with musicians, performers, and storytellers of all kinds, as we look to reinforce local and national artistic communities. In this episode, we are joined by Susan Habas, Executive Director of Thalian Association, to discuss all things Thalian! We take a deep dive into the history of Thalian, discuss how the pandemic has impacted community theatre, and preview Thalian's upcoming 2020-2021 season, Imagine. (Recorded June 1, 2020).

On Episode 22 - We Pull Back the Curtain on the 2009 murder of NFL legend Steve McNair. This is Part I of our special Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast true crime series! Part II will be released next week.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pulling-back-the-curtain-podcast/donations

Host Greg Mroz is joined by Dead Prez, Novek, & Jules from the Pulling Back The Curtain Podcast (@PBTCpod) to discuss every essential element from The Last Dance. It is a fully encompassing recap on the docuseries that gave us a glimpse into the most globally influential team in NBA history. SUBSCRIBE on iTunes and follow @HoopBallBulls for Bulls updates all season long!And remember, friends – when you wager, wager with MyBookie.ag! A proud partner of all Hoop Ball podcasts … use promo code “TODAY” when signing up to get a 50% Deposit Match!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Married couple and self-identified nerds, Jerome and Jennifer Stevenson introduce the D20 to Curtain Podcast where Oklahoma theatre geeks hit record and explore their new addiction to Dungeons and Dragons.   Intro / Outro Music: Rock Scissor Rock by Louise Goldberg https://soundcloud.com/louise-goldberg https://www.reverbnation.com/missbrowntoyou  

In this initial episode to the Behind the Curtain Podcast, host Justin Loy introduces himself and outlines the setup of the podcast.

In this episode, Matt, Jessica, and Steve will share part two of their conversation with Natalie Hodson on her Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast. They will dive into everything from religion, divorce, and dating, with each one sharing their own personal experiences on those topics, while Natalie will talk about how she is making all types of relationships work in her life.Matt, Jessica and Steve will also talk about their very atypical relationship and how they co-parent together while maintaining the utmost respect for each other. This episode will be very beneficial to you no matter what relationship situation you are in, so stay tuned.Highlights of the discussion:How and when Matt and Jessica met (01:20)Navigating the legit gay community in Boise (06:19)Dating is hard no matter who you are (09:28)Natalie’s ideal guy and her current dating life (15:35)Continuing forward by being genuine and real (22:52)Going through a vulnerability hangover (29:52)Dealing with negative feedback (34:17)Additional Resources:https://linktr.ee/theboldlogic--Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook!--You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Still Curtain Podcast host Chris Halicke and contributor Dan Gilliam dive deep into everything in the world of fantasy football. The guys look at where the Steelers players rank, multiple other player previews, sleepers, and players you should avoid. They also give you a little extra in this episode. They share a few strategies when drafting your teams in the coming weeks, better preparing you for success in 2019.Follow Still Curtain on Twitter: @StillCurtainFollow Chris on Twitter: @chalickeFollow Dan on Twitter: @Dan_Gilliam

Still Curtain Podcast host Chris Halicke and contributor Dan Gilliam dive deep into everything in the world of fantasy football. The guys look at where the Steelers players rank, multiple other player previews, sleepers, and players you should avoid. They also give you a little extra in this episode. They share a few strategies when drafting your teams in the coming weeks, better preparing you for success in 2019.Follow Still Curtain on Twitter: @StillCurtainFollow Chris on Twitter: @chalickeFollow Dan on Twitter: @Dan_Gilliam

In this episode, Matt, Jessica and Steve will share the conversation they had with Natalie Hodson on her Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast. They will talk about everything from religion, divorce, and dating, with each one sharing their own personal experiences on those topics.Matt, Jessica and Steve will also talk about their very atypical relationship and how they co-parent together while maintaining the utmost respect for each other. This episode will be very beneficial to you no matter what relationship situation you are in, so listen in.Highlights of the discussion:The coolest co-parenting relationship (00:52)Doing the things that make you happier (05:17)Navigating through divorce (13:29)Jessica not wavering on their Mormon standards (18:58)Dealing with infidelity and learning to forgive (21:23)Coming to terms with things you can’t control (32:56)Connect With Natalie:Natalie's podcastFollow Natalie on InstagramAdditional Resources:https://linktr.ee/theboldlogic--Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook!--You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Still Curtain Podcast host Chris Halicke welcomes fellow StillCurtain.com contributor Dan Gilliam, where the guys break down everything going on at Steelers training camp at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA. Also, are the quarterbacks who have made it in the NFL Top 100 of 2019 fairly ranked?Follow the Still Curtain on Twitter: @StillCurtainFollow Chris on Twitter: @chalickeFollow Dan on Twitter: @Dan_Gilliam

Still Curtain Podcast host Chris Halicke welcomes fellow StillCurtain.com contributor Dan Gilliam, where the guys break down everything going on at Steelers training camp at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA. Also, are the quarterbacks who have made it in the NFL Top 100 of 2019 fairly ranked?Follow the Still Curtain on Twitter: @StillCurtainFollow Chris on Twitter: @chalickeFollow Dan on Twitter: @Dan_Gilliam

Take anyone successful in the world, and chances are they had a moment when they “saw behind the curtain” in their area of expertise and realized that it’s not all magic back there. We’re pulling back the curtain on the people, processes and technologies leading marketers are using to fuel growth within their organizations.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have ten picks in the 2019 NFL Draft and the Still Curtain breaks down every option through all three days. 

The Pittsburgh Steelers have ten picks in the 2019 NFL Draft and the Still Curtain breaks down every option through all three days. 

Thanks once again for joining me this week for Episode 10 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast. This is our 11th episode, but it’s only Episode 10, because we had a bonus track last week. Gonna need to talk to the boss about the math here. Anyway, you really should check out the two episodes last week if you haven’t already. This week’s episode features a discussion about the history and future of the American Tea Party Movement, and another about the seedy and seamy side of local politics. Both guests show that all politics is local. My first guest is my good friend Brad Marston. Brad co-founded Four Tier Strategies, a political consulting firm, after being a founding organizer of the 2009 Boston Tea Party. Brad and I go way back to the founding of the American Tea Party movement. April 15 marked the ten year anniversary of the explosion of the movement into American politics. Brad and I talk about the massive impact we had, where the movement is today, how it coexists with the Trump presidency, and where we go in the future. Also, you get to hear Brad talk about Joe Biden’s affinity for 12 year old girls. Good times. Brad is currently involved with The Wounded Blue, which he describes as Wounded Warriors for domestic first responders. You can find more information at www.thewoundedblue.org, and contribute at gofundme.com/the-wounded-blue. Brad is on Twitter at @BradMarston. A quick note for our Patreon patrons: no bonus segment this week. Scheduling was a challenge this week, and we did not have enough time to set aside a bonus segment. BUT – Brad’s segment goes extra long, so for one week only, you basically get bonus content for free. You can check out previous bonus segments with guests like Stephen Kruiser, Rebecca Friedrichs, Michael Loftus, and many others, at patreon.com/BehindtheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second segment is a conversation with a school board member running for reelection here in Oregon. Marty Heyen sits on the Salem-Keizer School Board, and has come under fire recently by an extreme progressive group for the sin of holding the endorsement of Oregon Right to Life. We talk about these social media attacks she’s endured, the extreme sex education agenda they’re pushing in our schools, and how the radical progressives have organized themselves to take out common sense conservatives at every level. You can find her contact info and social media sites at heyenfororegon.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS. I’m happy to report that my book continues to generate buzz. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. I saw a nice spike in sales last week after my appearance at Dorchester, and the reviews have been stellar. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. Check out WhoOwnsTheDems.com for more information. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

 A really fun and entertaining Pulling Back the Curtain Podcast with the incredibly talented "Top Chef" Chad White! Hear his amazing story of grit, grind and passion and how that has led to his tremendous success.

Welcome in to Episode 8 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. This week’s episode features two guests who have made national news by standing up to the public sector unions. Both guests dovetail with my book, Behind the Curtain, because they examine the tactics and funding of the extreme left that few people get to see. By taking on the powerful and corrupt public sector unions, they expose themselves to all manners of bullying, abuse, and intimidation. My first guest is Rebecca Friedrichs, a teacher with a 28 year career in California. Rebecca recently published a book about her experiences fighting the California teachers unions that saw her come to the very brink of going down in Supreme Court history before the unfortunate early demise of Justice Antonin Scalia. The book relays Rebecca’s testimony, along with the testimony of over 50 teachers that she interviewed to give a broad look at how teachers unions betray their members. It’s called Standing Up To Goliath: Battling State and National Teachers’ Unions for the Heart and Soul of Our Kids and Country. It’s available on Amazon now. Rebecca also talks to me about why she founded For Kids and Country, a non-profit website that provides resources to teachers nationwide, in a post-Janus world, on how to escape their union. It also provides resources for parents to opt out of radical sex education curriculums being pushed for kids at ever younger ages. The website is forkidsandcountry.org. Rebecca also recorded a bonus segment exclusively for our Patreon patrons. She goes into greater depth about how her union bullied her at every turn, what their true motivations are, and what she’s doing now to help teachers all over the country fight back. Subscribers get access to this kind of exclusive material and many other features. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second guest is Aaron Withe, Oregon Director of the Freedom Foundation. Aaron and I discuss what’s going on in Salem, and how the unions are pushing blatantly unconstitutional bills to protect their revenue flow in a post-Janus world. He talks about how the Freedom Foundation will fight these affronts to a free society – seriously folks, you won’t believe how brazen the unions have been in their attempts to get their Democratic friends to do their bidding in this legislative session. Learn more about the Freedom Foundation at freedomfoundation.org. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS. I’m happy to report that my book continues to generate buzz. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. This weekend, I will be signing copies and hosting a cigar happy hour at the Dorchester Conference, which is being held in Welches, Oregon this year. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. Learn more at WhoOwnsTheDems.org. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

Welcome in to Episode 7 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. This week, both my national guest and my guest from Oregon dig in to the same subjects I covered in my book, Behind the Curtain, and there’s tons of bonus content available to our Patreon patrons. We get into all sorts of shady funding, radical protest groups, and what they’re really up to. My first guest is my good friend, a writer for The Resurgent, a self described twitter big-mouth, a spirit animal, and the first person to refer to me as a menace. It’s an inside joke. Anyway, her name is Stacey Lennox, and she’s gone down similar research rabbit holes I did to find out who’s coordinating and funding the student walkout to protest climate change, along with a bunch of other radical campaigns. You can find Stacey on twitter at @ScotsFyre. Stacey also co-hosts the Game On radio show on KLRN Radio on Sunday nights, and regularly appears on the podcast for my guest last week, @TheLoftusParty. In the bonus segment – exclusively for our Patreon patrons – Stacey and I take a deep dive into how the Left organizes and coordinates all its different foundations and protest groups, and what the Right needs to do to keep up. Hint: we’re not keeping up at all, and it continues to hurt us at the polls. This is the kind of material that is only available to our paid subscribers, so please consider a small monthly subscription. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second guest covering Oregon topics this week is Karen Darnell. Karen is the President of Streamsavers, a non-profit organization dedicated to erasing the negative effects of man and nature upon nature. They use specialized equipment to clean streambeds around Oregon, removing lead, mercury, trash, and toxic debris from our waterways. We discuss their opposition, and why they can’t be invited to the cool kids club of radical environmentalists funded by the biggest names on the organized Left. For more information, visit streamsavers.org. You can follow Karen on Twitter at @JustAskKarenD. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and MANY OTHERS. Also, if you want to learn who’s coordinating the hashtag resistance to Donald Trump, buy my book. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. You will be amazed at how vast the radical progressive money supply is. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

Hey everybody! Thanks for checking out Episode 6 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. I think you’re really going to find this episode entertaining, and there’s tons of bonus content available to our Patreon patrons. My first guest is a TV writer, actor, and stand-up comic, Michael Loftus. Michael is currently on tour with his comedy troupe, The Deplorables. It’s such a small world sometimes in politics. I first became aware of Michael on the TV series, The Smoking Gun Presents the World’s Dumbest Criminals. Then, I had the privilege of hanging out with him two years ago at CPAC, and only then realized what a conservative he had become. We talk about the Mueller investigation, the state of entertainment and the media, how conservatives can survive, and what he’s doing to fight back against the Hollyweird liberal bias. This was a fun conversation, chock full of insight and humor. Michael Loftus is all over social media, and you can find his comedy clips everywhere. Find him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @TheLoftusParty, his podcast is The Loftus Party on all major podcasts outlets, and you can find the current comedy tour at www.deplorableshow.com.  Michael also recorded a bonus segment for our Patreon subscribers. He talks about his career, his experiences in the comedy industry, and how he came to realize he was conservative at his core. Subscribers get access to this kind of exclusive material and many other features. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds.  My second guest is Denise Quinn, a former radio host and one of my dearest friends from the Tea Party movement in Oregon. We connected at the Second Amendment Rally in Salem on Saturday the 23rd. We talk about the state of the conservative movement in Oregon, how you can still have an effect at the local level, and what the people in the Marble Nuthouse in Salem are doing to screw the average Oregonian. It was a fun conversation, and we even had a sound track with the band from the gun rally.  Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS.  Also, buy my book. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. The Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. Go to www.WhoOwnsTheDems.com for more info. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

Welcome in to Episode 5 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. Once again, this episode is packed with all kinds of extra content. My first guest is my long time friend, Second Amendment activist, and all around bad ass, Kimberly Morin. Like me, Kimberly went from completely uninvolved in politics in 2008 to becoming a serial activist. Because of this activism, she was targeted by the Left, and decided she needed to protect herself. But she didn’t just buy a gun and lock it away. She’s the founder and board member of the Women’s Defense League of New Hampshire. She’s also NRA certified as an instructor in Basic Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Personal Protection in the Home, Chief Range Safety Officer, and Refuse To Be A Victim. She has taught hundreds of women to safely and accurately shoot. Kimberly has spent thousands of hours researching and writing as an investigative journalist as well as blogger extraordinaire. Basically, I just spin her up and let her rant about the Left’s constant push to remove personal liberties. You can find Kimberly’s articles at granitegrok.com, nhpoliticalbuzz.com, and therealside.com. The Women’s Defense League is at wdlnh.org, and you can find Kimberly on Twitter at @conservativeind. Kimberly also recorded a bonus segment exclusively for our Patreon patrons. In this segment, Kimberly talks about watching the video of the New Zealand mosque massacres, and what she observed about survival skills, or lack thereof. This is a MUST LISTEN. Subscribers get access to this kind of exclusive material and many other features. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second guest is Jeff Kropf, who is a radio show host and the Executive Director of the Oregon Capitol Watch Foundation. Jeff and I discuss Republican messages that win, and Republican messages that lose. We had to cram it in to a 20 minute segment because he was leaving immediately to deliver a eulogy for a long time supporter of the patriot movement in Oregon, Ames Curtwright. This is a power packed segment. You can find Jeff on twitter at @jeffkropf. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like Anchor, iTunes, and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS. Also, buy my book. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

Welcome in to Episode 4 of the Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. Once again, this episode is packed with all kinds of extra content. I didn’t necessarily plan it this way, but this week’s episode has a Second Amendment and outdoor conservation theme. My first guest is a conservative millennial, which may seem like a contradiction in terms. Her name is Gabriella Hoffman, and she has a fascinating story to tell. The daughter of refugees from the former Soviet Union, Gabriella is all about the freedoms afforded by the United States of America. A prolific writer, Gabby’s articles have appeared at The Resurgent, Field & Stream, Yahoo! News, and many other outlets. You really also should check out her podcast, the District of Conservation. She and I talk about a conservative message on conservation that can work, the importance of the second amendment, and the evils of socialism. You can follow Gabriella on Twitter at @Gabby_Hoffman. Her website is www.gabriellahoffman.com. Gabriella also recorded a bonus segment exclusively for our Patreon patrons. It’s a full extra hour plus of me and Gabriella riffing on politics. Subscribers get access to this kind of exclusive material and many other features. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second guest is Josiah Underwood, who is the Director of Operations of Radian Weapons. Radian is a gun manufacturer based in Redmond, Oregon, which is bold enough on its face. But Radian also sponsored the Rally to Save the 2nd Amendment in Salem, Oregon, which comes up on March 23. Radian has put its money where its mouth is, putting up $100,000 of its own money to sponsor the event, and hire charter buses from all corners of Oregon to bring activists in for the event. Josiah and I discuss the foundational importance of the Second Amendment to all liberties protected in the US Constitution. You can find Radian on Facebook at facebook.com/RadianWeapons. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Behind the Curtain podcast wherever you listen to it, and please leave a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS. Also, buy my book. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. Click here to buy it online now at Amazon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

Episode 3. Hey everyone, just a quick note. I meant to get this episode out last week, but I encountered audio difficulties and then went to CPAC, so my travel schedule didn’t allow me to publish this episode. Going forward we will continue to publish every Wednesday. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Please forgive the less than stellar audio, but we did the best we could. I wanted to publish this anyway, because it’s a very important episode. So, Thanks for checking out this week’s Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. This episode is packed with all kinds of extra content. This week, my first guest is my long time friend, conservative activist and stand up comedian, Stephen Kruiser. He’s written a couple of books, Straight Outta Feelings, and Don’t Let The Hippies Shower. Both are available on Amazon. Stephen and I discuss his religious conundrum, what he’s got coming up in stand up, and how he left conservative activism without regret. This is a MUST LISTEN. If you’re not following Stephen on Twitter you’re doing it wrong, but just in case, his handle is @stephenkruiser. This also marks the first week in which bonus material is available. For a low monthly fee, if you subscribe to my Patreon account, you will find an extra full hour of me and Kruiser riffing on politics. Subscribers get access to this kind of exclusive material and many other features. Check it out at patreon.com/BehindTheCurtainWithJeffReynolds. My second guest is Justin Brecht, who is a political analyst for the Oregon Republican Senate Caucus. We talk about how horrible everything is in Salem, how cap and trade is going to ruin the world, how Republicans can fight back, and how he became a local hero. Follow him on Twitter at @justin_brecht. Don’t forget to subscribe to my podcast wherever you listen to it, and, if you like it, leave me a positive rating. The more subscribers and the better ratings I get, the higher Behind the Curtain will rank on podcast services like iTunes and Google Podcasts, among MANY OTHERS. Also, buy my book. It’s called Behind the Curtain: Inside the Network of Progressive Billionaires and their Campaign to Undermine Democracy. Search for it in stores, or online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Simon and Schuster. It’s available in hardback, Kindle, or Nook Now. Go to www.WhoOwnsTheDems.com to learn more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecurtain/support

The Still Curtain Podcast discusses Antonio Brown's Twitter comments, coaching changes and what's next for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Still Curtain Podcast discusses Antonio Brown's Twitter comments, coaching changes and what's next for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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2015 Play Line up at StagesTheatre in Fullerton California with Amanda DeMaio Executive director for Stages Theatre. http://www.stagesoc.org/Home.aspx www.theorangecurtainrev.com

Performance and excepts from the upcoming 2015 season from the Chance Theatre in Anaheim.

Q&A of the cast after the Play Maple & VIne @ the Chance Theater Read lower in the description for more details also keep up with the play and all theater news from Long Beach to Orange County @ www.theorangecurtainrev.com Synopsis:Katha and her husband Ryu have become allergic to their 21st-century lives. After they meet a charismatic man from a community of 1950s reenactors, they forsake cell phones and sushi for cigarettes and Tupperware parties. In this compulsively authentic Eisenhower America, Katha and Ryu are surprised by what their new neighbors—and they themselves—are willing to sacrifice for happiness. Buy tickets here: http://chancetheater.com/production/maple-vine/ Date & Location : September 19, 2014 — October 19, 2014 Chance Theater 5522 E. La Palma Ave. Anaheim, CA 92807