Podcasts about devil strip

Dan and Ellen talk with Andy and Dee Hall, co-founders of Wisconsin Watch. Wisconsin Watch was launched in 2009 as the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. It's nonprofit and nonpartisan, and it has grown a lot over the last 14 years. Andy is retiring on December 31 of this year, and is helping the new CEO, George Stanley, with the transition.  Dee Hall, co-founder and former managing editor of Wisconsin Watch, is also moving  on, and is now editor-in-chief of Floodlight, a nonprofit newsroom with a clear mission: Floodlight investigates "the powerful interests stalling climate action." Floodlight partners with local and national journalists to co-publish collaborative investigations.  The What Works podcast will resume after the holidays, and Dan fills listeners in on events surrounding the launch of our book, “What Works in Community News,” which is coming out on January 9. We'll be talking about the book that night at 7 p.m. at Brookline Booksmith in Coolidge Corner in Brookline, MA.  Ellen has a Quick Take on Signal Ohio, a well-funded nonprofit news startup in Ohio. It's expanding into Akron. We've worked with a Northeastern graduate student, Dakotah Kennedy (no relation to Dan), on this podcast. She is now a service journalism reporter for Signal Cleveland. For more reporting on the media meltdown of Akron's Devil Strip, check out Dan's story here and a NiemanLab story here. 

Brittany Nader is a producer for Shuffle, which covers the Northeast Ohio music scene. Shuffle appears every Thursday on 89.7 WKSU and as a stand alone podcast. Brittany also covered music for Akron’s community driven co-op, alt-weekly magazine The Devil Strip. …And we’re related. Sort of… Some of the stuff you’ll hear on this episode: […]

It's a very special REELOWEEN evening as we're joined by the directors and stars of new & wildly original horror possession film HOSTS - special guests Richard Oakes, Adam Leader, Nadia Lamin, Neal Ward, and Samantha Loxley! Tune in for an amazing conversation (yes, this WHOLE episode runtime!) on the film, their careers at large, pursuing their artistic passions and advice for how you can do the same! Check out Hosts on VOD via Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play, Vudu, Microsoft, Vimeo, and Fandango! Get your limited time Hosts merchandise at: https://hostsmovie.bigcartel.com Watch 'The Most Disturbing Film You Will Ever Watch!' via Dark Fable Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OCGVu33p_I Read Brandon Meola's article on Reely Scared for The Devil Strip: https://thedevilstrip.com/2020/10/21/how-the-pandemic-shaped-reely-scared-a-podcast-for-horror-film-buffs/ Credit to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio for the music! Subscribe to “Who Are They? Reel Entertainment” and watch our next broadcast live! You can find us at: Facebook: WhoAreTheyMovies YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCx-Nu… Twitch: wat_reelpodcasts
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Abstract This week the topic is Abstract. Seema and Gina talk about how artists use abstraction and artist Alma Thomas’ career. Deep Dive with Reggie: Alma Thomas “Pond - Spring Awakening,” Alma Thomas, 1972, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David K. Anderson https://www.akronartmuseum.org/collection/?object=1448 Shop Talk with Theron Brown Theron Brown is a multi-faceted musician living in Akron, OH. As a pianist, Theron utilizes his gospel and jazz influences to compose songs under his name and with the Theron Brown Trio. He also ensures a lifelong pursuit in learning and advocating for music through his work as a professor at Kent State University and as the founder of the Rubber City Jazz & Blues Festival. Listen in to hear Theron discuss Alma Thomas, the importance of vulnerability, and what keeps him hopeful and motivated. Website- https://www.theronbrownmusic.com Instagram @theronbrown Rubber City Jazz & Blues Festival: https://www.opentonemusic.org/rubber-city-jazz-blues-festival Relief Podcast Music Jordan King is a multi-instrumentalist based in Kent, Ohio. Through his music project, Swell Tides, he has worked with Akron Recording Company and Electric Company Records. His work has been featured in the Devil Strip, Cleveland Scene, Akron Recording Company’s Where the Hell is Akron, OH? Vol. 2. Find Swell Tides on Bandcamp and Spotify, and stay in tune with upcoming shows on Instagram @swelltides https://smelltides.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/2qa5gCXkIOy2wkvQAPQPAy?si=1OPf7j5hQUCl0IU4zI3-Og

Motivation This week the topic is Motivation. Seema and Gina share some of their thoughts about how motivation looks different during quarantine and how artists get themselves motivated. Deep Dive with Reggie: Mickalene Thomas Show Notes: “Girlfriends and Lovers,” Mickalene Thomas, 2008, The Mary S. and Louis S. Myers Endowment Fund for Painting and Sculpture https://www.akronartmuseum.org/collection/?object=4026 To hear Mickalene Thomas talk about what motivates her, follow this link: https://www.mickalenethomas.com/about Shop Talk with Arron Foster Arron Foster is an artist and educator who works in a variety of media, including printmaking, book arts, video, and installation. Arron has exhibited both nationally and internationally, while also teaching university coursework in print media and book arts. This edition is especially fun since Katelyn had Arron as a professor at Kent State University. Hear Arron discuss Mickalene Thomas’s work, what drives his motivation, and his favorite (and very specific!) salty snack. Website- https://arron-foster.squarespace.com Instagram @fosta1918 Zygote Exhibition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCp1S7V-ujA Current & Forthcoming Exhibitions: Virtual Exhibition- And the Band Played On- Failure, Catastrophe, and Absurdity. IN TOTO Gallery https://www.intotovirtual.com/and-the-band-played-on?utm_campaign=30576f9b-4581-4e64-b658-027b5f69df18&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=861ab816-3257-453e-ab0e-077f01cc3804 2020 Mid American Print Council Juried Members Exhibition hosted by Kent State University. 2020 Screenprint Biennial- Hosted by Todd Gallery at Middle Tennessee State University. Past Lives Collaborative Book project- published by Risolve Studios- Lancaster PA. Cul-De-Sac Print Exchange (Exhibition)- Gathered Glassblowing- Toledo, OH. Relief Podcast Music Jordan King is a multi-instrumentalist based in Kent, Ohio. Through his music project, Swell Tides, he has worked with Akron Recording Company and Electric Company Records. His work has been featured in the Devil Strip, Cleveland Scene, Akron Recording Company’s Where the Hell is Akron, OH? Vol. 2. Find Swell Tides on Bandcamp and Spotify, and stay in tune with upcoming shows on Instagram @swelltides https://smelltides.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/2qa5gCXkIOy2wkvQAPQPAy?si=1OPf7j5hQUCl0IU4zI3-Og

This week the topic is Spring. This week the topic is Spring. Seema and Gina share some of their thoughts about how the weather affects artists and their work. Deep Dive with Reggie: Spring Thunderstorm View Charles Burchfield, “Spring Thunderstorm,” 1955 https://akronartmuseum.org/collection/Obj832?sid=1&x=51900 View Vincent van Gogh, “Rain,” 1889, Philadelphia Museum of Art, https://philamuseum.org/collections/permanent/82820.html Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Shop Talk with Andrea Myers Andrea Myers is an artist and educator living in NE Ohio. Her work often utilizes painted paper, fabric, scissors, and a sewing machine to create her multi-layered pieces. Even with being a widely exhibited artist, those with a Summit County library card can rent her work through our Akron Art Library program. Hear Myers discusses her relationship with spring, her motivation during these times, as well as the work she is currently creating in her home studio. https://andreamyersartist.com/ Instagram: @andreamyersart "Neon Speed" solo exhibition: https://trm-hot.de/sonderausstellungen.html "Pieced+Painted" two person exhibition: https://udallas.edu/offices/artgallery/index.php “#fromthestudio” online catalogue and exhibition goes live June 19th: https://www.hammondharkins.com Relief Podcast Music Jordan King is a multi-instrumentalist based in Kent, Ohio. Through his music project, Swell Tides, he has worked with Akron Recording Company and Electric Company Records. His work has been featured in the Devil Strip, Cleveland Scene, Akron Recording Company’s Where the Hell is Akron, OH? Vol. 2. Find Swell Tides on Bandcamp and Spotify, and stay in tune with upcoming shows on Instagram @swelltides https://smelltides.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/2qa5gCXkIOy2wkvQAPQPAy?si=1OPf7j5hQUCl0IU4zI3-Og

This week the topic is Care. Seema and Gina share some of their thoughts about how care has changed in the context of Stay and Home. Deep Dive "Organizing the Physical Evidence (all black, all white)" https://akronartmuseum.org/collection/THA1653?sid=1&x=10517607 Learn more about Bress and watch his digital works: http://brianbress.com/ Shop Talk with So Fun Studio So Fun Studio is Erin Guido and John Paul Costello - a lively collaborative duo living in Ohio City. Together, they create joyful and light-hearted interactive public art and products. Some of which you may have seen around Cleveland and at the Akron Art Museum's Please Touch! exhibit in 2017. Hear them talk about their love for Brian Bress, how creating is self-care, and their must-have desert island studio needs. https://www.sofunstudio.com https://www.eringuido.com https://johnpaulcostello.myportfolio.com Instagram: @ sofunstudio @ egweeds @ jcpform So Fun Studio mentions: https://ohpinkpartyshop.com https://houseparty.com Relief Podcast Music Jordan King is a multi-instrumentalist based in Kent, Ohio. Through his music project, Swell Tides, he has worked with Akron Recording Company and Electric Company Records. His work has been featured in the Devil Strip, Cleveland Scene, Akron Recording Company's Where the Hell is Akron, OH? Vol. 2. Find Swell Tides on Bandcamp and Spotify, and stay in tune with upcoming shows on Instagram @ swelltides. https://smelltides.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/2qa5gCXkIOy2wkvQAPQPAy?si=1OPf7j5hQUCl0IU4zI3-Og

Rosie Murphy is a journalist serving as Editor-in-Chief of The Devil Strip, a local news organization in Akron, Ohio. They seek journalism that connects people to each other, illuminates neighborhood challenges and solutions, and engages the community throughout. Her reporting has appeared in The Desert Sun, USA TODAY, the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, KPCC Los Angeles and NBC Los Angeles, among others. Rosie graduated summa cum laude from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Reach her @rozmurph. www.beyoupodcasting.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/akroncommunityvoice/message

It’s going to be a busy month for Devil Strip Publisher Chris Horne. This Saturday, Aug. 11 is the second annual Signal Tree Fest, which will celebrate so many things that make us uniquely Akron: music, food, vendors, children’s activities, yoga and a long list of Akron staples at Lock 3 and Lock 4 in downtown Akron. Chris also is on his way to Stanford University in California, where he’s been awarded a prestigious John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship. Shane and Cody speak with Chris about these well-earned accolades, and we meet Rosalie Murphy, the Devil Strip magazine’s new editor in chief. Signal Tree Fest will run from noon till 10 p.m. For info, visit https://www.signaltreefest.com/.

It's a Weaver Beaver rando sharing episode this week with hosts Sean, Paul, Bob, Josey & Slim joined in studio for our second segment by longtime Lousy Weather Media veteran Chad Weaver, to discuss his upcoming move to Chicago, and his ongoing war with the Devil Strip publication. Plus! Sean shares a rando girl's photo, and Chad is an actual Ninja. This weeks topics include: What's in Mayonnaise?, Dainty handshakes, Slim's in Rome Good Luck Chad Weaver Episode 46 to Episode 207. Check out 9AM Nonsense, & Toad Sage Skateboarding and Photography #Akron #Cleveland #Comedy #Chadweaver #ubiquitous

Chris Horne, publisher of The Devil Strip magazine, wants to celebrate all things Akron. That’s why this Saturday’s Signal Tree Festival will pack downtown Akron’s Lock 3 with the best in local bands, local food, family-friendly activities and more, like a Freeplay! event with the Akron Children’s Museum, OddMart, a jo-jo eating contest, parade of pizza, Soap Box Derby cars and human foosball table. Chris admits that he’s come a long way since his proposed bacon and kazoo festival in his native city of Macon, Ga., and he also does a mean Bane impression (a voice he says he uses to read stories to his daughter). Shane, Ryan and Chris speak with the Rubber City convert about his changing Southern accent, local publishing, the “Macon Migration” of some other cool folks from Chris’ hometown and the upcoming “Blimp City Guide.”

Hosts Sean, Paul, and Josey are joined in studio this week by special guest Chris Horne, Publisher and Creator of the Devil Strip alt Magazine. No topic is off limits as we discuss everything from Trump supporters to problems within the University of Akron. We also touch on criticism of Chris’ publication, and tell the story of how and why a kid from Macon, Georgia ended up in Akron, Ohio   This weeks topics include: Gas station Karaoke, Massage Parlors, Naked people in Nashville.