Podcast appearances and mentions of johnny anomaly

Today's show I talk to Johnny Anomaly, Performance Poet • Podcaster • Public Speaker. 

Welcome back people! Forgive the hiatus! We know it's been a hot minute since you've heard from us, but the wait is worth it! We got some heat to make the summer just a little bit hotter! We're kicking off this episode with the longest intro we've ever had wit Jamey and Nomadik chopping it up about parenthood and hip-hop. We're then joined by our guest spoken word artist Johnny Anomaly host of the podcasts Creative Coping and the Johnny Anomaly show. Before we get into the meat and potatoes of the show we discuss what we're drinking (shout out to Athletic Brewing, Pono Brewing, and Jack Daniels) and probably have the longest discussion we've had on non-alcoholic beers.  We gotta cover beard care! So the three of us chop it up about what we're doing for the health and beauty of our facial hair. Finally Johnny shares with us how the loss of his son inspired him to start the Creative Coping podcast and writing and performing spoken word pieces. He shares how being creative helped him process the stages of grief and how he was able to translate that into teaching school kids about spoken word and poetry. helping them unlock the creativity within them. Thank you all for tuning in and we hope you enjoy the episode! peace, Nomadik You can find Johnny Anomaly on Instagram; @johhny_anomaly @creativecopingpod  and you can check his spoken word pieces at johnnyanomaly.bandcamp.com. Also be sure to check out his podcasts wherever you get your podcasts at. As always you can find us on instagram at: @brewsbeards @nomadikvagabond @royalruckusofficial @justjamey also be sure to hit up www.mrrogersoftherapgame.com to peep the new Royal Ruckus EP as well as royal ruckus.bandcamp.com to download music and cop merchandise. Lastly hit up locustfist.com to peep the new Shadow Of The Locust album "a Mighty Army Cometh" (also streaming on all major DSP's) as well as custom ink.com/fundraising/amac2 to cop a shirt to help support the new album as well.    

Greetings beautiful people! On this episode we're playing an interview Jamey did on the Creative Coping podcast with Johnny Anomaly in September 2019. Jamey shares how he got into hip-hop, the current state of the genre and his thoughts on it, as well as the art of storytelling in hip-hop and the importance of saying something. He shares some of the creative processes behind creating music, specifically the Royalty Check & Unexpected Joy EP's. Johnny and Jamey then talk about Jamey's involvement in the Samson Society, which is a community of men who are serious about authenticity, humility, and recovery. Lastly he talks about his experience with grief and depression, and how the songwriting process on Unexpected Joy became like survival for him. Tune in and be sure to share this episode with anybody who you think could benefit from it. Peace and infinite blessings! Nomadik Vagabond   Be sure to check out the Creative Coping podcast and follow  @johnny_anomaly on IG @creativecopingpod also on instagram as always be sure to check us out at brewsbeards.com and of course give us a follow on the socials: @brewsbeards @royalruckusofficial @nomadikvagabond @justjamey The original episode can be found here: https://creativecopingpod.wordpress.com/2019/09/05/faithfulness-in-the-struggle/ The show has since been renamed The Johnny Anomaly Show, and can be heard here: https://open.spotify.com/show/47jMDe46LCREmcGs9cvyzY?si=45a76c4838c243e6

Thats right Episode #12 is finally her and my guest is Johnny Anomaly, he is a spoken word artist, podcaster and overall creative, listen as he shares his testimony of what the Lord has done with him in his creative journey and how he started the Creative Coping Podcast. He shares how he got into doing spoken word and he shares advice to other Christian creatives can do to start creating for His glory. All this and more in Episode #12, Check out more information on Johnny Anomaly's content: Website: https://johnnyanomaly.bandcamp.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/creativecopingpod Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/johnny_anomaly/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7YEYF4qKO2EhOOerpth2-g twitter: https://twitter.com/johnny_anomaly0 Intro/Outro Beat by Beatowski. For any and all beats check him out at: https://beatowski.com Intro/Outro voice over by Kris Estep. For more info on Kris's voice overs visit: http://krisestepvo.com/ Reformed Scratches Website: https://www.reformedscratches.com/ Subscribe/Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/reformedscratchespodcast https://www.instagram.com/reformedscratchespodcast/ https://twitter.com/djmikefive5 https://youtu.be/7acKLbsN8ws https://anchor.fm/reformedscratches https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reformed-scratches-podcast/id1499889164 https://transformationradio122.com/home --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 2 “Creativity is perseverance.” Stu visits with JP, aka Johnny Anomaly, digging up the rad story of how he overcame life struggles and was influenced by wrestling, R. Kelly, and accidentally found a positive response to spoken word art! Contact Johnny Anomaly: Facebook.com/johnnyanomaly0 , Instagram.com/johnny_anomaly , Twitter.com/johnny_anomaly0 , Creative Coping Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/creativecopingpod/ , https://www.instagram.com/creativecopingpod/ . Contact Stu: digginguprad@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/digginguprad/message

Johnny Anomaly host of the Creative Coping comes on to tell his story about his own Trauma. You can follow him on Instagram and on anchor by clicking on the links below! https://anchor.fm/creativecopingpod https://instagram.com/creativecopingpod?igshid=92zab4voiykx --- 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/behavior-vortex/message

Poet, podcaster, husband, and dad John LeBoeuf shares about realizing that God is able to handle his doubts and struggles. We talk about his poetry as Johnny Anomaly, why he sometimes feels like an anomaly in the poetry scene, and his journey in coming to see that many of us see God as too weak to deal with our junk. Johnny's poetry - https://johnnyanomaly.bandcamp.com/ Johnny's podcast - https://anchor.fm/creativecopingpod If you'd like to support us in the making of this podcast, it would be greatly appreciated! letgoddie.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letgoddie/message

If there is one thing that Youngman has learned in the three years of creating this podcast, it is the fact that the best creative output comes when you share your own story. Often times, it takes time and effort to figure out what that story is. In today's episode we are going to explore the fact that your story doesn't have to reach a completion for you to start sharing it.  You simply have to share what’s inside of you.  The closer you can get to that message, the better it will be… not necessarily in quality, but in the weight that it carries for you and for others. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/tellyourstory Quotes: “That’s the glory of sharing your story.  It doesn’t have to be a story.  It simply has to be what’s going on inside of you.  As concrete or as confusing as it may be to you.” "There are a million ways that you can get off-track from telling your story.  And all of them are very quick derailments." "Sharing your message is THE THING.  That's the focal point and the guidepost that will put you on the right path." "When we're talking about using your art to tell a story, what better story is there than the story of your life?" Links mentioned: Creative Coping Podcast The Art Marketing Project Podcast Kick in the Creatives Ep. 33 Using Art to Convey a Message or Story 3 Point Perspective Podcast Amber Rae on YCP Ep. 289 Johnny Anomaly on YCP Ep. 329 Adonna Khare on YCP Ep. 46 Bobby Chiu on YCP Ep. 138 Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

Today’s topics 1. Swoop interviews Johnny Anomaly about inner mental health blocks and how to overcome them! Follow his show on anchor and on Instagram by clicking on the links below! https://instagram.com/johnny_anomaly?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=ac8n1cd5sawz https://anchor.fm/creativecopingpod --- 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/swoop-radio/message

Johnny Anomaly is a spoken word poet, author and public speaker who has been entertaining audiences with the emotionally charged storytelling of his life for the past six years. He is also the creator and host of The Creative Coping Podcast, where he and his guests discuss the trauma that has acted as a catalyst for their creativity. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/329 In this episode, Johnny discusses: -How he turned to writing and spoken word poetry after the loss of his son. -How your greatest ministry will most likely come out of your greatest hurt. -The way in which his motive changed from wanting to be a rock star to wanting to help other people realize that they are not alone in their difficult situations. -Getting past the denial phase. -The importance of producing finished work with the tools that you have. -Dealing with procrastination. -His process of creating a spoken word poem. -How he used ten song titles as the basis for his first album, Inspired by Tragedy. -The art of sublimation. -Personifying pain. -Why he started the Creative Coping Podcast. -Having an alias. -The experience of interviewing his wife and daughter. -How easy Anchor makes it to podcast. Johnny's Final Push will encourage you to stop making excuses and remember to speak up, stand out and stay creative! Quotes: “There’s a lot of healing involved with being able to say what I want to say.” “I was saying things that probably shouldn’t be said in front of an audience, but I felt that was the way I had to grieve and get things out.” “You have to personify that pain.  Give that pain a face.” “I don’t know what I would do if I wasn’t able to express myself in my writing or in my performance poetry.  Oh my gosh.  I’d probably kill someone, man.” “As insignificant or insecure as you may feel, just remember that you have a voice and you are worth being heard.” Links mentioned: Dare To Be Different with Nevaeh LeBoeuf Marriage & Mental Health with Jammie LaBoeuf YCP Ep. 326 w/ Teresa Coulter YCP Ep. 325 w/ Alisa Kennedy Jones YCP Ep. 241 w/ Andy J Pizza YCP Ep. 300 w/ Chrissy Moyer Anchor Connect with Johnny: Creative Coping Podcast / iTunes / Spotify / Soundcloud / Instagram On the next episode: John Wentz : Website / Instagram Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

This is season 2: episode 6 of Poet Kind and today we spend some time with Johnny Anomaly, a spoken word poet, writer, public speaker and host of Creative Coping Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poetkindpodcast/support

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast. In this episode, Gordon shares his interview with “The Creative Coping Podcast” hosted by Johnny Anomaly. Johnny Anomaly is a spoken word poet, author, and public speaker from Houma, Louisiana. He has independently released several spoken word albums as well as self-published his first book of poetry and is also the host of The Creative Coping Podcast. The podcast is described in this way: The effects of grieving can result in a variety of negative emotions but for host Johnny Anomaly and his guests, it has been a catalyst for creativity. Hear the compelling stories of individuals who have used their pain to hone their craft and help others along the way. You can find the podcast at https://anchor.fm/creativecopingpod. In our interview, we share a bit about our grieving experiences, our coping devices, and what we have created in light of the loss of people we have loved. If you like this episode, please like it, share it, and review it. Thanks so much for listening. If you would like to become a podcast patron, you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. If you want to know more about what Gordon is up to, check out www.jgordonduncan.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support