Podcast appearances and mentions of michael schupbach

Today on Jake's Happy Nostalgia Show, Michael Schupbach joins us to discuss his career in the art of puppet building, designing and wrangling! Michael's puppet building work includes projects such as Sesame Street, Bear in the Big Blue House, Avenue Q, Greg the Bunny and more. He is also one of the co-creators of the Playhouse Disney series Johnny and the Sprites and co-founded the Puppet Kitchen. Tune into hear all about his puppet inspirations, wrangling Big Bird, his 3D rendering work and so much more!

On this episode, DJ Bob Runkel interviews Michael Schupbach, a puppet builder, wrangler, and founder of The Puppet Kitchen. With a rich background that includes starting as a wrangler for season one of Bear in the Big Blue House, Michael shares his experiences and expertise in the world of puppetry. They delve into the creative process of puppetry, discussing its magic and intricacies, while also emphasizing the importance of inclusion in entertainment. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as they explore the theme of accepting others' differences. Join them for an engaging and inspiring conversation about puppetry, diversity, and acceptance!

During this episode, we review the first few days of Missouri Firearms season. To say it went off with a bang would be an understatement. Matt was fortunate to find success on the third morning of the season as a familiar 10-pointer showed himself. We break down the hunt, topography features, behavior, previous encounters, and hunts, that lead to this success. The buck barely covered 60 yards before piling up insight. This action was pretty fast, but, we captured it all on film, so be sure to follow along on the Youtube Channel to catch that action. Just two days after Matt's success on the lease, Matt took Michael Schupbach (brother-in-law) out for his first hunt in many years. With limited time to be in the woods, Michael wanted to put his tag on some venison, little did he know, this first deer of the morning was a 20 inch wide 6 pointer! This buck almost got away, but Michael got the green light and delivered a lethal shot. This happened to be Michael's first buck! So we were thrilled to document the hunt and help a beginning hunter seal the deal.  You will want to follow along to hear the details of these two awesome hunts. Bucks were cruising hard and covering lots of ground this week! #ForLoveoftheLand  Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

If the week couldn't get any better, the same morning that Michael Schupbach (brother-in-law) killed, Adam Keith also tagged out on a fine Missouri 8-pointer. This buck came in right at daylight and worked a scrape over hard. Thrashing antlers, breaking limbs, and pawing the ground, he did it all at just 35 yards. After looking over the buck Adam decided it was an go-time. A well-placed shot with the Deer Season XP Copper Impact only allowed the buck travel 35 yards. After we all were able to get hands-on this buck, we identified him as a buck Matt had an encounter with last year during late bow season. Although the encounter took place close to where he was harvested, the buck has been seen on camera many hundreds of yards away and by a surveyor, as this buck chased does in the pasture in the other direction. We know very little about where this buck summered, but we know the last two falls, he was a regular, but a regular with a big range! It was anyones guess which camera location this buck would show up at next. It's always enjoyable to have success each season, but it's special to connect the dots with a familiar buck! #ForLoveoftheLand  Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

During this episode, we review the first few days of Missouri Firearms season. To say it went off with a bang would be an understatement. Matt was fortunate to find success on the third morning of the season as a familiar 10-pointer showed himself. We break down the hunt, topography features, behavior, previous encounters, and hunts, that lead to this success. The buck barely covered 60 yards before piling up insight. This action was pretty fast, but, we captured it all on film, so be sure to follow along on the Youtube Channel to catch that action. Just two days after Matt's success on the lease, Matt took Michael Schupbach (brother-in-law) out for his first hunt in many years. With limited time to be in the woods, Michael wanted to put his tag on some venison, little did he know, this first deer of the morning was a 20 inch wide 6 pointer! This buck almost got away, but Michael got the green light and delivered a lethal shot. This happened to be Michael's first buck! So we were thrilled to document the hunt and help a beginning hunter seal the deal.  You will want to follow along to hear the details of these two awesome hunts. Bucks were cruising hard and covering lots of ground this week! #ForLoveoftheLand  Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

If the week couldn't get any better, the same morning that Michael Schupbach (brother-in-law) killed, Adam Keith also tagged out on a fine Missouri 8-pointer. This buck came in right at daylight and worked a scrape over hard. Thrashing antlers, breaking limbs, and pawing the ground, he did it all at just 35 yards. After looking over the buck Adam decided it was an go-time. A well-placed shot with the Deer Season XP Copper Impact only allowed the buck travel 35 yards. After we all were able to get hands-on this buck, we identified him as a buck Matt had an encounter with last year during late bow season. Although the encounter took place close to where he was harvested, the buck has been seen on camera many hundreds of yards away and by a surveyor, as this buck chased does in the pasture in the other direction. We know very little about where this buck summered, but we know the last two falls, he was a regular, but a regular with a big range! It was anyones guess which camera location this buck would show up at next. It's always enjoyable to have success each season, but it's special to connect the dots with a familiar buck! #ForLoveoftheLand  Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

Dan and Nate call up some old friends who share their tales of spooky puppets!  Hear the fear from Mark Gale, David Bizzaro and Michael Schupbach! Experience creepy tales from Haley Jenkins, Stacey Winegarten, and Ryan Dillon!  Hope you enjoy these terrifying tales! 

Special guest is Michael Schupbach, puppet designer and one of the Chefs at New York's Puppet Kitchen! Liz and Michael advise a writer who wonders if she should get back together with an ex. Al and Sam try to help a man reunite with his ex-girlfriend who is engaged to be married.   Together, maybe they really can put right what once went wrong.

Friend of the podcast Michael Schupbach (co founder of the puppet kitchen) drops in to talk puppets, clowing, and running an awesome creative space in NYC for puppeteers! Visit the Kitchen - www.puppetkitchen.com www.GettingFeltUpPodcast.com

Puppet Designer Emily DeCola of The Puppet Kitchen has been designing and building puppets in New York for 7 years. She explains the wide scope of creating characters, sculpting puppets from a variety of materials, and both the possibilities and limitations in performing using puppets. She shares how her puppeteering career began and has led to partnering with Michael Schupbach and Eric Wright at their own puppetry studio. DeCola shows how the puppets were developed and designed for "John Tartaglia's ImaginOcean".

Puppet Designer Emily DeCola of The Puppet Kitchen has been designing and building puppets in New York for 7 years. She explains the wide scope of creating characters, sculpting puppets from a variety of materials, and both the possibilities and limitations in performing using puppets. She shares how her puppeteering career began and has led to partnering with Michael Schupbach and Eric Wright at their own puppetry studio. DeCola shows how the puppets were developed and designed for "John Tartaglia's ImaginOcean".