Podcast appearances and mentions of kristopher bolz

✦ Brunching in Atlanta is practically a sport, and many of us don't know how to play. There are strategies involved—arrive early to beat the rush of a crowd, or maybe you're a diner that prefers to make reservations. BUT in this economy, who has the money to drop $80 to $100 on breakfast food and drinks every weekend? In our new mini-series, "Brunchin' on a Budget," we look at several delicious AND affordable brunch spots in Atlanta. On today's installment of "Brunchin' on a Budget," WABE Arts Reporter Summer Evans heads to Memorial Drive to highlight Homegrown. ✦ City Lights Collective member Shane Harrison spends his days at Arts ATL looking for cultural events to share with readers. He joins us weekly to share highlights, and today his mix includes House in the Park, The Atlanta Black Theater Festival, and a preview of Dragon Con. ✦ Dee Dee Bridgewater embodies jazz. She takes jazz standards and makes them her own while being true to the original composition. This is something she's done before and since releasing her debut album in 1974. No stranger to Atlanta, Ms. Bridgewater returns to the Rialto Center for the Arts on September 6 to the delight of all. Ahead of her concert, City Lights Collective Co-Host Jon Goode sat down with Ms. Bridgewater to discuss her new album, her return to Atlanta, and to share a laugh or three. ✦ Get ready for some cinematic chaos, VHS Deathmatch is coming to Monday Night Garage on September 26th. Part screening, part comedy showdown, the event takes the best (and worst) of B-movie VHS tapes and pits them head-to-head for ultimate bragging rights. City Lights Collective producer Josh Thane spoke with organizer Kristopher Bolz about the madness audiences can expect at the Deathmatch. ✦ Kosmo Vinyl is a visual artist and lifelong music lover. He bought his first LP when he was just nine years old and went on to spend decades immersed in the world of music. He got his start at London's groundbreaking indie label Stiff Records, and in 1979, he began working exclusively with The Clash—staying with the band until they disbanded in 1986. Today, Kosmo's legendary record collection fuels his social media series Kosmo's Vinyl of the Week, and he joins us every Wednesday to share the stories behind the records he treasures. Today, he tells us the story behind Creedence Clearwater Revival's 1969 hit, "Born on the Bayou." ✦ Ebony magazine debuted in 1945 and quickly became an inspiring celebration of Black life, culture, and achievement. The monthly magazine thrived for over seven decades, and within its pages lived the iconic column, "Fashion Fair," created by Eunice W. Johnson. "Mrs. Johnson," as all reverently called her, is the subject of the children's book, "Miles of Style," Eunice W. Johnson and the Ebony Fashion Fair." The book is the first by Atlanta author Lisa D. Brathwaite, and when City Lights Collective co-host Kim Drobes spoke with the author last year, Brathwaite explained how she first learned about Mrs. Johnson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Coronacation "Celebration" - Part 6 is here and we have a ton of fun! First we do a quick recap of our week, what we’ve been up to and watching. Then we check in with some of our friends who shared their soundtrack picks! Thanks to Katherine (https://www.instagram.com/kathreadsya/) , Brian (https://gradualsuccess.com) , and Brian’s wife, Mya, for sharing!  Next we checked in with Kristopher Bolz from Nerdlanta Podcast (https://www.nerdlanta.com) to talk about how he’s been handling the changes that came with quarantine and how he’s handling that with podcasting as well and asked him some fun questions.  Finally, we wrapped up talking to our awesome friend, Katey and get her input on what the top food choice for every quarantine week should be and ask her some pretty, pretty, pretty intriguing questions! All of this and so much more on your favorite EPIC podcast!  Please stay safe, wash your hands and practice social distancing. Feel free to reach out and chat with us on any of our social media accounts! Thank you for all of your continued support and listens. Show your support HERE (https://ko-fi.com/epicbriefspodcast) . Feel free to reach out to us at: epicbriefspodcast.com (https://epicbriefspodcast.com/) Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast (https://www.instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast/) Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast (https://www.facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast) Twitter @epicbriefspdcst (https://twitter.com/epicbriefspdcst?lang=en) SUBSCRIBE/RATE/REVIEW: Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/epic-briefs-podcast/id944770091?mt=2&ls=1) , Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/4AtPv5Q2x9hYNIHljr8KAx) , Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts (https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MTUwMDIucnNz) , Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/epic-briefs-podcast) , Deezer (https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/57169) , and on your favorite podcast apps. We'd love to hear from you, so if you have a question, comment or suggestion - email us: epicbriefspodcast@gmail.com

Bridging the gap between man and machine. When Jason Barnes lost his arm he feared he would never be able to play the drums again. But he was determined to carry on playing, so he did some research and decided to build his own prosthetic drumming hand. We had the pleasure of speaking with ATL artist/drummer Jason Barnes. He joined us for Nerd News followed by an awesome and inspirational interview. www.Instagram.com/Jason_cybrnetx www.SoundCloud.com/cybrnetx NerdLanta is hosted by Julie Marateck & Matthew English. Produced by Kristopher Bolz. Recorded at American Sushi Studios in Little 5 Points, Atlanta, GA.

We had an excellent time speaking with Shellie Schmals, Royal Tee and Emily Rose from The Roxie Roz Burlesque Experience. They joined us for Nerd News and our Q&A. We talked about the difference between a GIF and JIF, how Roxie Roz started, what inspires them, upcoming shows and so much more. The Roxie Roz Burlesque Experience BIO: Roxie Roz Burlesque is a collective of performers who celebrate the art of the tease in both vintage and contemporary styles embracing all genres of striptease. Our performers are dancers, drag artists, singers, comedians, poets, actors, filmmakers, visual artists and beyond. Roxie Roz serves as a conduit in the arts community and we aim to bring burlesque representation to all creative mediums and forms of philanthropy. NerdLanta is hosted by Julie Marateck & Matthew English. Produced by Kristopher Bolz. Recorded at American Sushi Studios in Little 5 Points, Atlanta, GA. Special thanks to studio engineer Sam Mills-Cotten for all of his help.

We had an excellent time speaking with Mike Faber, he’s the founder of The ESO Network (Your Station For All Things Geek) and host/producer of The Earth Station One and The Earth Station Who podcasts. He joined us for our Nerd News segment at the start of the program and then we talked about how The ESO Network got started and his inspiration for it. Check them out at www.ESONetwork.com Facebook.com/ESONetwork NerdLanta is hosted by Julie Marateck & Matthew English. Produced by Kristopher Bolz. Recorded at American Sushi Studios in Little 5 Points, Atlanta, GA. Special thanks to studio engineer Sam Mills-Cotten for all of his help.

We had the pleasure of speaking with local Improv actor and founder of Action Show Studios, Josh Warren. He joined us for our Nerd News segment at the start of the program and then we talked about his background, current projects and learned more about Action Show Studios. Check them out at www.ActionShowStudios.com NerdLanta is hosted by Julie Marateck & Matthew English. Produced by Kristopher Bolz. Recorded at American Sushi Studios in Little 5 Points, Atlanta, GA. Special thanks to studio engineer Sam Mills-Cotten for all of his help.

Our guest co-host for episode 12 is Kym LaRoux. He's one of the council members for The Satanic Temple and lead singer of Denied Grace. We talked about the documentary Hail Satan?, The Baphomet statue and so much more. www.DeniedGrace.com www.TheSatanicTemple.com Recorded: Sunday, August 11th at Joystick Gamebar. Hosted by Kristopher Bolz and Matthew English. Facebook.com/NerdLanta www.NerdLanta.com

NerdLanta Live at Criminal Records on the last Wednesday of every month. This is our live in-store podcast series hosted by Kristopher Bolz and Alyx Libby. We had the opportunity to speak with the band Challenger Deep about their self titled debut album, upcoming shows, music videos and so much more. Band Bio: Challenger Deep is an instrumental rock four-piece boy band out of Atlanta, Georgia. The name refers to the deepest known point in the earth’s oceans. Born of a passion for music and a light-hearted camaraderie, they continue to push their creative limits to create music that is both technically interesting and fun to listen to. LISTEN: Debut Album Out Now: https://spoti.fi/2V6fxzk Facebook.com/ChallengerDeepDude

Our guest co-hosts for episode 10 are Master Blazer & Walt Hitman from Atlanta Roller Derby. They joined us for Nerd News at the start of the show, and then we had the opportunity to interview them. www.AtlantaRollerDerby.com Facebook.com/ATLRollerDerby Recorded: Sunday, July 14th at Joystick Gamebar. Hosted by Kristopher Bolz and Matthew English. Facebook.com/NerdLanta www.NerdLanta.com

Recorded live at Criminal Records on Wednesday, September 26th at 8pm. Kristopher Bolz and Paul Byron spoke with Kate Logan of ArtEtak about her designs, horror movies, glitter, tacos, demons, and more. Check out her amazing artwork at www.ArtEtak.com

David Perdue meets Oprah, Squishiepuss has constructive criticism, Brian plays a tune, and Kate The Mermaid, traveled the furthest to be with us. Special Thanks to co-producer Kristopher Bolz from NerdLanta Live. Also, Special Thanks to musical director Brian Revels. Ah hell, let’s thank everyone else there: Robb Lejuwaan, Jason Hoch, Hagar Sides, John Tackett, Joe Salome […] The post The Atlanta Podcast Live appeared first on The Atlanta Podcast.