Podcast appearances and mentions of marty walker

Marty Walker and his daughter Victoria, from Palmetto Boat Center drop in for Episode 20, The Thanksgiving Podcast, to talk about the holiday season and the upcoming boating season at Palmetto Boat Center. An expanded show room, Toys-For Tots campaign, tournament trail schedules for high-school, college, and adult bass anglers and Tracker Off Road vehicles are all part of the conversation. Later, the pair share some love, and hate, for the spotted bass that has made it's way into most Upstate South Carolina lakes.

When three Australasian photographers decided to create a Zine of Covid-19 related images during the initial outbreak, they could never have guessed it would come out just as New Zealand and Australia are facing a second round of infections. Palmerston North-based Tony Reddrop got in touch with expat Simon Ross in Sydney and Australian photographer Marty Walker in the Blue Mountains, to talk about a joint project about the pandemic. The result - Now It's Getting Serious - includes images that range from a Barbie doll wearing a mask and a sole bus passenger, to a hastily hand written sign saying "Go Home Now!! Don't Stay Here. Or near anyone." Lynn Freeman talks with all three photographers of the zine. Now Its Getting Serious is by Tony Reddrop, Marty Walker and Simon Ross.

Episode #1 Of The Coaches View Soccer Podcast with Marty Walker talking about his playing days as a pro at Derry FC and playing Division 1 soccer in the US. Also taking a look into Marty's successful coaching career working with the Irish FA, Uefa, Inter CT FC, and his collegiate coaching career.

This weeks episode is about how to pastor in a pandemic. Pastor Marty talks about how we need to get back to the basics of our faith as NextGen leaders. Pastor Marty also talks about how nextgen leaders can better communicate and be in relationship with their senior leaders. Learn more at: http://www.scd4nextgen.org/lunchour

Go behind the scenes of Naperville's 2019 Healing Field of Honor with Dave Wentz, Marty Walker and Sue Liston, who tell stories of what moves them to orchestrate this community event to honor and support veterans and active duty service men and women.

Marty Walker is a senior animator and technical director at Bento Box Studios in Atlanta GA. Originally from Bowie Maryland, Marty studied animation at the Art Institute of Washington. He worked freelance jobs while in college and has worked as an animator at several studios. His current position at Bento Box has him doing everything from digital design to hand-drawn animation. We talk about all of that and more in this episode. Marty's website Bento Box Mentioned People/Companies Floyd County Productions Max Fleischer Fred Moore Art Institute of Washington PBS Kids World Wildlife Fund Patrick Smith Mike Valencourte Mentioned Tools Toon Boom Harmony Adobe After Effects Animation Mentors Mentioned TV/Movies Bob's Burgers (TV) The Awesomes (TV) Legends of Chamberlain Heights (TV) Out There (TV) Archer (TV) South Park (TV) David S Pumpkins (TV) Trollhunters (TV) The Incredibles (movie) Garfield and Friends (TV) Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (TV) Dawn of the Croods (TV) Rick and Morty (TV) He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (TV) Thunder Cats (TV) The Amazing World of Gumball (TV) Steven Universe (TV) Other Mentions The Little Whirlwind (animated short) NAFTA Gobelins (Art School)   Podcast Credits: Pat Bollin: Host Jeremiah Clark: Co-Host Adam Greenlee: Editor Opinions expressed by guests are their own, and not necessarily endorsed by their employer, past present or future, nor by Creator Forge, LLC.

We kick off a new segment, Culture Shock Flashback, which features foreign nationals living in the US describing what it was like for them to move to America. In this episode host Marty Walker takes you way back to the 80s and describes her own experiences of domestic culture shock growing up in the Midwest and abruptly deported to Texas for unruly teenage behavior. Marty's first foreign friend, Helena, describes what it was like to be a Swede living in Springfield, Missouri thirty years ago during the heyday of televangelists. Get early access by becoming a supporting member of our community on Patreon. patreon.com/expatsandwich

This week we’re rejoined by Marty Walker, animator extraordinaire, to discuss the emergence of an entirely new type of animation! Not quite 2D not quite 3D, cut-out animation has taken the best of each and evolved into something completely original in both aesthetic and approach. Also in this episode, advice from the Purple Cow, and our thoughts on the academy award nominations! Links Mentioned:Harmony 12 Animation Check out Marty’s blog and website - Find us on iTunes! Stitcher! Seriously, we really want hear your thoughts and keep the conversation going! You can reach us on Twitter! @KOTLTpodcast Email us at kotltpodcast@gmail.com or each of us individually at @ArtsyPabster, @FuzzyPuppets,  @HappyQuips Tumblr: http://pabster.tumblr.comhttp://fuzzypuppets.tumblr.comhttp://happyquips.tumblr.com

In this week’s episode we’re joined by animation wizard and old friend of ours, Marty Walker!  Marty shares some great insights and stories on how he’s approached the animation journey. We chat about staying focused, the differences between freelance and studio life, avoiding common pitfalls, and how to become indispensable in your career.   “Do what you do, don’t do what you’ve done, then you’ll be done!”     Links Mentioned: Marty's website!   The Art and Making of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Patrick Smith – Hand Puppet Walt Peregoy's interview Part I AND Part II -- Find us on iTunes! Stitcher! Seriously, we really want hear your thoughts and keep the conversation going! You can reach us on Twitter: @ArtsyPabster, @FuzzyPuppets Tumblr: http://pabster.tumblr.comhttp://fuzzypuppets.tumblr.com