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An MSU assistant professor of media and information will present “What did you expect? How communication technologies are affecting individuals and relationships” at Muskegon Community College on Thursday, Feb. 19. The talk, which is free and open to the public, begins at 7 p.m. in Stevenson Center Room 1100. The event is part of the ongoing MCC Lecture Series. A social media expert, Kayla D. Hales Ph.D., will share the findings of her interdisciplinary research aimed at determining how information and communication technologies can be used to improve social welfare and quality of life. Her focus is on romantic relationships and black families. Hales earned her doctoral degree from the College of Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State in 2011. Her dissertation, titled “YOU, ME, and IT: Multimedia Relationship Maintenance in the 21st Century,” focused on behaviors individuals enact during computer-mediated communication to maintain their non-platonic relationships. ““Thanks to computers, the internet, and cell phones live our lives very differently than in the past,” said Andy Wible, chair of the Arts and Humanities Department and coordinator of the Lecture Series at MCC. “I look forward to hearing whether we are different persons as a result.” For more information, contact Wible at (231) 777-0626.

We have the awesome pleasure to chat with Andy Luther, an actor in Chicago. Andy studied in New York, he’s appeared in films and television but his passion is theater. When he’s not working, he has a contracting business and hires actors to give them a viable skill to support their art. We chat about acting, attending university as older students, Is this a family show? Andy likes bleep noises as much as Paul. He cites the bleeped out Count as one of the funniest things he’s seen. Keyboard background noises brought to you by our new foley artists, Colette. Aside from university training, Andy attended The Acting Studio in New York. We learn about Stanislavski and the Meisner technique. Chris and Andy remember their director, Jack Rice and Muskegon Community College. Paul and Chris suggest Orphan Black. The guys discuss Newsroom & House of Cards. Andy appeared in The Comedy of Errors at the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. We open a pizza parlor, but it’s trademarked. Do not steal it. Andy answer a question from our previous episode’s guest, Seth. We discuss the late night show hosts, the 2010 conflict and improv versus sketch comedy. Andy mourns the loss of Philip Seymour Hoffman and Robin Williams and discusses how well comedians perform drama. We cover the difference between theater and film acting. Andy shares that the auditions are also different, recounting a recent Fargo audition. Thanks to Andy Luther for chatting us up, like a boss. Here’s hoping he is one day immortalized in cartoon. If you’d like to make that happen or hire this talented actor contact his agency, Paonessa Talent Agency. Next episode, we’ll chat with Andy some more. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

This episode of Inside Muskegon features an interview with Dr. David Rule the President of Muskegon Community College, a commentary on the interview, information on contacting Inside Muskegon and a new way to listen to the podcast. Hosted by Jason Piasecki. For more information visit www.insidemuskegon.com.