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Today I'm sharing my incredible conversation with furniture maker and timber craftsman, Nathan Day of Nathan Day Design. You'll learn:How knocking on doors can lead to unexpected and new horizons What craftsmanship really meansWhy not all timbers are created equal What to look out for when purchasing a dining tableHow ‘supporting local' isn't just about location. It's about connectionConnecting with the hand of the maker connects you to a piece of furniture that goes beyond looks and functionality. It's an investment in craftsmanship you'll love for years to come and feel proud to pass on. Find Nathan's beautiful work here https://www.nathandaydesign.com.au and on instagram @nathan_day_designThank you for joining me on this episode of Inside Design. You can find me here: https://www.instagram.com/janeledgerinteriors I'd love to hear from you in the DMs. Ready to elevate your home and your lifestyle? Jane Ledger Platinum is here. Let's chat! https://www.janeledger.com.au

We are entering the break for the 4 Nations Tournament.  Everyone not participating get some rest.  As they say though, no rest for the wicked…or the Two Man Forecheck!  Here is another episode for your listening enjoyment: Beanpot Tourney/Colton Hargrove:  0:00 – 19:47 Flint Firebirds/Nathan Day:  19:47 – 31:45 Mikko Moving Again:  31:45 – 59:15 Miro, Pietrangelo Out, Doughty In:  59:15 – 1:12:49 Ryan Suter 1500 Games:  1:12:49 – 1:22:19 NCAA Womens Commitment Database/Mason St. Louis:  1:22:19 – 1:28:44 Sydney Wolf & Clean Sheet Hockey Poll Question on New Expansion Locations:  1:28:44 – 1:39:23 The Poll Question for this week revolves around the 4 Nations Tourney.  Here is the link:  https://x.com/pucksage/status/1888664157769052572 As always, thank you for listening for 400 episodes…Here's to 400 more!  Enjoy the Show!

At long last, our journey has brought us back to Ukraine! In this episode we'll talk about moving, missile strikes, Bible First French, and the return of our CMO project this summer.Thank you so much for listening to our podcast! Please share this episode with your friends, and pray for our family as we continue ministering to Ukrainians in Eastern Europe.Ukraine News SourcesSky News (YouTube)The Kyiv IndependentDenys Davydov (YouTube)Jake Bro (YouTube)TLDR News EU (YouTube)Ukraine: The Latest (podcast)Institute for the Study of War (ISW)Deep State MapHow You Can PrayPraise the Lord for bringing us safely back to our home in L'viv, Ukraine!Pray for our upcoming outreaches this summer during CMO.Pray for safe travel and fruitful for ministry for the CMO team, including Nathan Day and Bill Thompson.Praise the Lord for the recent launch of Bible First French!Pray for health and strength for our family as we work hard to prepare for our concerts.Pray that God would give us good success in planning concert events this summer.Pray for a swift Ukrainian victory over their oppressors.Pray for peace and liberty in Ukraine.Blog Posthttps://ofreport.com/blog/2023-07-27-destination/Support the show

Tonight's guest is Nathan DayNathan is a man with no great works to his name. He found a calling in building a corollary of citizen scholars and scientists; betwixt each of the schools of revisionist, historical, religious and esoteric thought.#hiddenhistory #history #tartariaYou can find Nathan here:Web https://stolenhistory.net/Web https://stolenmedicine.net/

Nathan Day is a tech entrepreneur and founder of BTCMap.org. He has built, sold, invested in, and advised tech businesses over the years he is now focused on bitcoin, building BTCMap.org, gamertron.net and delivering bitcoin education for kids. CONNECT WITH NATHAN@btcmap on Twitter Nathan's Website Bitcoin for Kids (Lessons)GamertronSats-ManCONNECT WITH JOSH@joshuafriedeman on Twitter @joshuafriedeman on LinkedIn @joshuafriedeman on VIDA @joshuafriedeman on Youtube SHOW SPONSORSSwan: Start buying Bitcoin or download your free copy of "Inventing Bitcoin" River: Hosted Bitcoin mining with payouts in as little as five days Oshi: Reward your customers for paying in Bitcoin COMMUNITY Connect with the Bend Bitcoin Meetup on Twitter @BendBitcoin or on Meetup.Find a local Bitcoin Meetup near you with Oshi! Mentioned in this episode:Invest in Bitcoin CompaniesApply to invest with Lightning Ventures today!Invest in Bitcoin Companies w/Lightning Ventures

Tonight's guest is Nathan DayNathan is a man with no great works to his name. He found a calling in building a corollary of citizen scholars and scientists; betwixt each of the schools of revisionist, historical, religious and esoteric thought.#hiddenhistory #history #tartariaYou can find Nathan here:Web https://stolenhistory.net/Web https://stolenmedicine.net/

BTC $ 16,198 Block Height 764,294 Today's guest on the show is @Nathan_day who joins me to talk about the #bitcoin project @BTCMapDotOrg and his experience Overlanding around the world with his family! How did @Nathan_day fall down the #bitcoin rabbit hole so quickly and with so much conviction? Why did he and his wife decide to pull their kids out of school, buy an old truck, convert it into an overlander and take a world trip for 2 years? When did Nathan decide he needed to step up and build something in the #bitcoin space applying some of his past skill set? A huge thank you to @Nathan_day for taking the time to come on the show and being an all-round uber pleb! ALL LINKS HERE - https://linktr.ee/princey21m - GET UP IN MY LINKTREE IF YOU WANT TO OFFER PLEBS DISCOUNTS! Pleb Service Announcement. @orangepillapp That's it, that's the announcement. Thank you: @coincorner @swanbitcoin @relai_app @ShiftCryptoHQ @wasabiwallet for your trust and support. Support the pods via @fountain_app https://play.fountain.fm/show/2oJTnUm5VKs3xmSVdf5n Shills and Mench's: WASABI WALLET - https://www.wasabiwallet.io/ SWAN BITCOIN www.swanbitcoin.com/bitten RELAI www.relai.ch/bitten SHIFTCRYPTO http://shiftcrypto.ch/bitten Code BITTEN COINCORNER https://www.coincorner.com/social/bitten BITCOIN RESERVE - www.bitcoinreserve.com/bitten SATSBACK - Shop online and earn back sats! https://satsback.com/register/5AxjyPRZV8PNJGlM UNGOVERNABLE MISFITS - Radical uncensored streetwear - https://ungovernablemisfits.com/?um=bitten Use code ‘bitten' for your 10% discount. KONSENSUS NETWORK - Buy bitcoin books in different languages. Use code bitten for 10% discount -https://konsensus.network?ref=bitten

The United States killed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a drone strike. President Biden confirmed his death and warned others saying, “if you are a threat to our people, the United States will find you and take you out.” CNN Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward joins AC360 to discuss Zawahiri's killing and the future of al Qaeda. Plus, the Kentucky flooding death toll has risen to 37 as hundreds remain unaccounted for. Nathan Day tells Anderson Cooper how he helped rescue nine of his neighbors, including five children, as flood waters rushed into their homes.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

When it comes to making the switch from traditional school to homeschooling and alternative education, it always seems to be a decision that is initiated by the mom.  More often than not, the dads are more hesitant about making the change and getting involved.  But why is this? In this episode, we'll hear from the Galileo Dads, Ken Weary, Gerry Kirk, Nathan Day, Daniel Prince, and Vlad Stan. They'll dive into their first-hand experiences as dads of self-directed learners and what they think about the mom vs dad debate. Let's keep the inspiring discussion going! Discover our events, articles, and more with these links:InspirEd MagazineInspirEd EventsJoin our mailing listYou Tube

Bitcoin is more than just a buzzword, but rather an incredible innovation that we should all be learning about. While it may seem like a financial fad, it's definitely something that's here to stay. Learning about these kinds of disruptive innovations is crucial for preparing kids for the future that will be filled with these sorts of exciting technologies and systems.  ​If you are curious about Bitcoin, or if you are already down the Bitcoin rabbit hole and you have kids, this is for you.In our latest episode, Daniel Prince, Nathan Day, Vlad Stan, and Alvaro Sanmartin discuss why understanding Bitcoin is an essential skill for young people, as well as what avenues are available to educate kids on the basics of the Bitcoin network. Let's keep the inspiring discussion going! Discover our events, articles, and more with these links:InspirEd MagazineInspirEd EventsJoin our mailing listYou Tube 

We had the pleasure of interviewing Nathan Day over Zoom video! In a seaside town known for its 125-year-old amusement park, a boy dreamed of launching a band with a group of imaginary friends. Years later the Blackpool, UK native Nathan Day turns this dream into a reality by crafting his vision into otherworldly alternative pop. Energized by punk spirit and blessed with adventurous experimental magic, he manifests a sonic world inhabited by vibrant characters: an alien, a skeleton, a rabbit, a ghost. He adopts each character in both personality and costume for the respective tracks, representing mental illnesses he's coped with. After racking up millions of streams, the singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer invites everyone to join him on the colorful journey to his debut solo EP, We Come In Pieces, out now.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #NathanDay #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

A generational interview with Pastor Jonathan, Tim Day and his son Nathan Day on our Gen-Z weekend. Presented Sunday, September 5, 2021.

LowcoSports.com's Justin Jarrett and Wes Kerr discuss the latest local sports news from around the South Carolina Lowcountry in the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast. This week's episode includes updates on how COVID-19 protocols are impacting the high school sports schedule, another baseball player named Mlodzinski headed from Hilton Head High to the college ranks, and a tribute to legendary former Battery Creek wrestling coach Nathan Day. Plus, Whale Branch alum Dee Delaney joins us for the Lowco Sitdown just hours after making the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 53-man roster. (more…)

Topics this week include: Life under Phase 2 Heightened Alert, the nature of online shopping, and Straits Times attempt at Satire. Official recommendations this week are: Mr Inbetween, The Handmaiden, and No Sudden Move.  All that and more, so sit back, plug in, wish Nathan a belated happy birthday, and have a listen to Good Hang … Continue reading #176 – It's Nathan Day! →

Having visited 61 countries on five continents, it’s safe to say that Melbourne resident, Nathan Day, is an avid traveller and an ideal guest for Travel Bubble. In this episode we cover Chernobyl, the gates of hell, 70-year-old booze hounds on 18-30 holidays and a restaurant with a secret password. It turned into a bit of a sporty special with Nathan telling us about all the sporting events he’s visited from baseball in Florida, hockey in Helsinki to football games all over the world. We even go off on a bit of a Maradona tangent which is never a bad thing. A big thanks to Nathan Day for taking part and thank you for listening. As usual, spoilers below and don’t forget to subscribe and rate Travel Bubble, wherever you get your podcasts/ . . . . . . Country No.1: Namibia Activity: Fish River Canyon Food: Kudu meat World’s biggest sand dune in the Sossusvlei. https://namibiatourism.com.na/blog/EXTREME-NAMIBIA-The-World-s-HIGHEST-Dunes Country No.2: Ukraine Activity: Walking around Kiev Food: Eat a Chicken Kyiv at the Chicken Kyiv restaurant. Chicken Kyiv restaurant. https://borysov.com.ua/en/chicken-kyiv Ostannya Barykada (Last Barricade) restaurant https://kyivguide.com.ua/the-last-barricade/ Chernobyl TV series https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7366338/ The best Chernobyl tour company. https://www.tourkiev.com Country No. 3: Argentina Activity: Iguazu Falls Food: Steak and Malbec The area with the best steaks in Buenos Aires according to Nathan is Palermo Soho. https://www.gringoinbuenosaires.com/neighborhood-guides/palermo/palermo-soho/ Wildcard: Turkenistan The gold statue of leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov is rather impressive. In Karakum desert in Turkmenistan, there is a hole 230 feet wide that has been on fire for over 40 years. It as known as “The Gates of Hell.” Travel Bubble Film Club Winter on Fire, Ukraine (2015) Assassins, USA (2020) Portrait Of A Lady on Fire, France (2019) The latter is available on Mubi, sign up through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. Thanks for listening. Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Subscribe so you never miss an episode and rate us so other people find our episodes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

Today’s assemblage of pertinent information is brought to you by the College Inn, a place that is ready to bring you a variety of food and beverages throughout Charlottesville via delivery. That includes ice cream! Place your order online at thecollegeinn.com or phone 977-2710. *Virginia’s COVID-19 death toll is now 2,007 based on new information released this morning. The Virginia Department of Health reports another 904 new cases today, and reported 1,084 new cases on Wednesday. That brings the total number of cases to 74,431. The statewide 7-day positive percentage for all testing encounters has increased to 7.1 percent. Updated figures from the Thomas Jefferson Health District were unavailable at recording time. *The Albemarle Board of Supervisors is considering sending a letter to Governor Ralph Northam asking for permission for the county to move back to Phase 2 of the Forward Virginia plan, which would reduce the size of allowed public gatherings from 200 people to 50. It would also close indoor dining. Supervisor Ann Mallek is concerned there will be a spike in cases.“I would encourage everybody to think about whether we really want to be in phase 3,” said Ann Mallek. Supervisor Diantha McKeel shared that concern and suggested sending a letter to Governor Northam especially with the University of Virginia possibly returning in weeks.  “I am very concerned about 20,000 students coming back,” McKeel said. “We now have our school division that’s saying they’re struggling to even get enough teachers. County staff said they would need to review whether they could enforce local rules if Governor Northam did not move back to phase two. Supervisors may hold a special meeting to further discuss the letter and next steps for the pandemic response.  County Executive Jeffrey Richardson said that county office buildings will remain closed to the public and meetings will continue to be held virtually. *Do you or someone you know need assistance paying your rent or your mortgage due to the pandemic? A local organization has begun coordination of Virginia’s Rent and Mortgage Relief Program. The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission has a central website for information on how to apply for relief funding in Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson Counties, as well as the city of Charlottesville. Details on eligibility are on the website, which can be seen in the show notes and the newsletter version of this newscast. (more info)*The Dean of the Students at the University of Virginia has written a letter to undergraduates warning them that continued public gatherings in violation of COVID-19 restrictions could end plans to return to on Grounds instruction about a month from now. Dean Allen Groves responded to photographs and accounts of students crowding into Corner bars and fraternity houses, with people not wearing masks or staying six feet apart. Groves called such activities “selfish and ignorant” and chided them to follow the rules. He stated – “If such behavior continues, we will not make it long into the fall semester before a significant outbreak occurs and we then need to send students home.” (NBC29 story) *There will be another COVID-19 testing event this evening at Booker T. Washington Park in Charlottesville from 5 to 7 p.m. Sentara Martha Jefferson does not require preregistration for the event, which is being offered at no cost with a focus on “communities of color.” People can either drive through or walk up. There will be another event at the same time and place on Thursday, July 23. The University of Virginia Health System will have a COVID-19 test at Buford Middle School on Saturday from July 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. This event is also offered for free. More details on events in Nelson County and Greene County coming in the days to come, or on the Thomas Jefferson Health District website. (testing information)*In recent years, many people across the world have opened their doors to paying guests who seek short-term rentals. The AirBnB phenomenon has led some to question the impact this may have on the availability of affordable places for people who live here. Phil d’Oronzio is the chair of the Charlottesville Housing Advisory Committee, or HAC.“There had been some queries to the HAC about the impact of short-term rentals, AirBnB and their analogues, and its impact on housing stock,” d’Oronzio said.The HAC reached out to the Center for Civic Innovation at SmartCville to take a look at the underlying data. Nathan Day is one of the fellows who took a look at property records and zoning for an initial report to share with the many members of the HAC. (Smart Cville blog entry)“This is a data gathering from my standpoint,” said Day. “I’m good at getting data and visualizing it but I rely on experts like you for the interpretation and what the policy changes will make going forward.” The data was collected prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and has not been collected since. The study found that about one percent of the city’s total housing stock is being used for transient use, or about 200 units. “It’s a small fraction of the total number of houses out there and we haven’t begun to dive into what that trend looks like over time because I think that’s the next question,” Day said.  Joy Johnson represents the Public Housing Association of Residents.“I’m just wondering how many of those AirBnB is actually in the low-income neighborhoods or around the low-income neighborhoods because we know that a lot of houses are being bought up in our neighborhoods,” Johnson said.Work will continue on the details of the study. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

The Lords of Spaghetti Town are joined by their first ever award-winning author as Nathan Day (@authornathanday) joins the conversation this week. Alex and Nathan talk about how they met and Nathan tells a story about how he once sang with the Backstreet Boys. Nathan tries his hand at Shreddy or Not. Nathan then gives an in-depth look into the life of an independent author as well as talking about the struggles of writing and where he draws inspiration from. They each also talk about 1 movie they would change that would make it better.Orphan: Surfacing Link Orphan: Desecration LinkThe Devil's A Lie: LinkFollow us on Twitter: @SpagPolicyPod and tell your friends!Follow us on Instagram: SpagPolicyPodWe have merch on Teepublic (http://tee.pub/lic/3gpLBQovuAU)Send us an email/questions/comment and we will read it on the next episode at SpaghettiPolicyPodcast@gmail.com 

If there ever was a time to just sit back and have fun, it’s during Dedicated December! The guys share some stories from their adventures last week and sit down with owner of Used Livestock Equipment, Sunglo Marketing Manager, and friend of the show, Nathan (no relation to Chad) Day. Nathan joins us for an episode full of diverse conversation and entertainment. Business talk, marketing talk, and just good old fashioned Stock Talk! Buy Merch ; https://stocktalk-podcast.com/shop/Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/TheStockTalkPodcast/?modal=admin_todo_tour)

Author, actor, and screenwriter Nathan Day comes back to AiA to talk about Orphan: Desecration, his newest book in the Orphan trilogy and his work on The Devil Is A Lie. Nathan and the hosts also discuss screenplays, movies, Star Wars, Dead By Daylight, mental illness, and namedrop some previous AiA guests! We skip Story Time in favor of more discussion with Nathan, but we think you'll forgive us because he's got a lot of industry experience and has many worthwhile things to say!You can buy Nathan's books on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Day/e/B07MQRYZXQHe hangs out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/authornathanday/Find him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/bynathanday

The Blurb interview with Nathan Day, author of Orphan: Surfacing. Author Nathan Day takes us behind the scenes to learn about the inspiration behind the creation of his book Orphan: Surfacing, from the Orphan series. Orphan: Surfacing Kindle Edition Orphan: Surfacing Trailer #1 (featuring John Wells & Katie Stewart) Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Day/e/B07MQRYZXQ/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/OrphanSurfacing/ Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/authornathanday Publisher: www.seventhstarpress.com Instagram: @authornathanday Twitter: @authornathanday @akagenre Visit www.TheBlurb.tv for more episodes and links. View this episode on YouTube! You can subscribe to our YouTube channel for the video version of our episodes and our RSS Feed for the audio podcast. This episode sponsored by Graphic Entertainment. http://GraphicEntertainment.com/DarknessUnbound Here's a list of the Gear I use to record and edit the show, both the YouTube video edition and the audio podcast. This is a handy list of Resources for writers. Don't forget to check out The Blurb Merch! #TheBlurb #Author #Interview #Fiction #Books #BookBuzz #BookWorm #GreatReads #AmWriting #AmReading #MustRead #WritersLife #NathanDay #OrphanSaga

Nathan Day joins Quinn to bring his unique perspective on British school systems, aphantasia, and asexuality.

Ozzdog12 sits down with Digital Citizens alumni, Nathan Day and Ryan Simmons to discuss the unholy holiday! Also discussed is ghouls, ghosts, candy mishaps, and zombies! Happy Halloween!

Ozzdog12 sits down with Digital Citizens alumni, Nathan Day and Ryan Simmons to discuss the unholy holiday! Also discussed is ghouls, ghosts, candy mishaps, and zombies! Happy Halloween!

Sit down and enjoy an in depth look at the life of Mr. Nathan Day.

Sit down and enjoy an in depth look at the life of Mr. Nathan Day.

This week is the last episode of the first season of Pardon My French, we decided to take a relaxed and structureless approach to this episode but we still do cover some good points. We compare the the structure of this episode to scaffolding, Tom's traumatic train experiences, yoghurty fun, telling people to reverse, the circle of life, a message from Nathan Day, the logo explained, nothingness, ET, Obie Trice, brie love, the history of the french umbrella, dinosaurs on bikes, how Clare ruined Tom's day, journey based books, busting a 50, freebies, drunk dialling, Lightskin TDS, La Chouffe and getting "chouffed", Frak on the BBCB, James raps, other not so good French learning podcasts and a special end of season song. We hope you enjoyed this episode and learnt a little French! www.facebook.com/pardonmyfrenchpodcast pardonmyfrenchpodcast@gmail.com

Bud's a good ole' boy brought up on Bluegrass and Moonshine. While supplying the surrounding counties with its Marijuana supply, Bud has a hefty growing operation. However, this is not Bud's only secret. He has a much darker one. One that... See more » Director: Jacob Ennis Writer: Jacob Ennis Stars: Karen Boles, Nathan Day, Stacey T. Gillespie See more » --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/support

An evil army is approaching, and a lead character is lamenting the power and flexibility of evil in the world...the monologue draws to a pivotal moment...the actor's voice swells...and..."All we have is Steel!...Wizardry! All we have is defense!"This line, from a character played by the actor Steve Guynn in an upcoming Jerry Williams fantasy film, is just one of many, many examples of the great lines that one encounters in a Jerry Williams film!Jerry Williams is an indie filmmaker extraordinaire. He is a guy who usually has multiple films in various stages of production, and has crafted a style that can only be described as his very own, unique genre. He definitely pushes the envelope with his work, and elicits alot of reactions, ranging from those that love his signature style (count me in this group), to others less inclined, such as a film reviewer that actually called for someone, somewhere to punch Jerry for making the film that the guy was reviewing (true story!).One thing that is indisputable is that you will be hard-pressed to find someone who is more passionate about independent film. You will also be sorely challenged to find someone who is more gracious in the goodwill and support that Jerry regularly extends to other filmmakers of all genres and styles.From cardboard sets and creative uses of his cat (note to Humane Society: the cat has never been harmed and is, in fact, quite spoiled!), to voluptuous actresses leaving little to the imagination, to cult independent film stars such as Debbie Rochon, Conrad Brooks, and Troma's Loyd Kaufman, Jerry's works always have the unexpected and the original. What most people don't realize is that underneath all of the onscreen insanity, Jerry actually injects a serious literary undercurrent, an example of which he discusses in this interview concerning his feature "Misadventures in Space".Jerry is a playright, poet, and prose writer as well, and we wanted to bring a little of that aspect out in this interview, and encourage the reader to look into his excellent poetry collection that is in print, called Mirrors and Portraits.It is my intention that this interview gives the reader a little insight into the craziness, humor, work ethic, committment, talent, dedication, and other characteristics that Jerry possesses. (The genius right alongside the offbeat and insane, so to speak!) You will also hopefully get a sense of his collaborative spirit, as well as get to meet a few of his regular cohorts such as Pat Bowling and Eric Butts.The indie filmmaking world is not an easy one, and Jerry puts his heart and soul into his work. With all the things stacked against the no-budget indie filmmaker, Jerry's progress, success, and prolific filmmaking nature gives inspiration to all of us; the "Steel, Wizardry, and Defense!", if you will, to keep fighting the good fight for independent film.So here it goes! Buckle up, hold on to your seat! Now...Ladies and Gentlemen...the long-awaited IMM interview with Goatboy Films' legendary and controversial director, Jerry Williams!!!-Stephen Zimmer, for Indie Movie Masters, June 25, 2009SZ: We know you are a brilliant, genius filmmaker, but give us a little idea as to your background, education, that kind of thing.JW: I've always been a writer, first and foremost, and I got a masters degree in creative writing from MSU....two things from that time have always influenced my cinema work are my love of hidden messages in writing and my love of the grotesque...Lovecraft, Tolkien, and my personal favorite Clive Barker. In literary criticism, one of the things of Hemingway that struck me was he was very direct in his writing, but if you peered deeper in...there was hidden meanings in such simple direct sentence structures. I like the idea of my films, no matter how simple or silly it appears should have some deeper levels. I had read once that Gene Roddenberry made star trek a vehicle where he could talk about the human condition under the guise of a 'sci fi' show....I wanted to take that idea and apply it to indie or cult cinema, and place hidden messages or motifs in crazy surreal films. Misadventures in Space on one level is a silly send up of the sci fi genre in general and star trek in particular, but it is also a satire of the Iraqi war...when I wrote it...I was constantly watching the cable news shows, and the character Brother Bishop Tucker(Billy W. Blackwell) was named after conservative TV host Tucker Carlson. That biting satire buried in sci fi nonsense interested me...a form of commentary that hopefully some people got when they saw the film.SZ: What got you into movies so passionately, and what type of movies or what movies are your favorites?JW: I got into cinema as an extension of what I was trying to do with my poetry and coffeehouse performances. I have tons of favorite filmmakers...passion about the film is what I respond to....regardless of the genre. I took an art motif of homegrown 'slacker Dada' to my films. I like surreal films, and I love the idea of marrying cartoons, surreal, and junkfood low brow culture into sci fi or horror films. I love older cinema, and since I never had a color TV until I was into my teens, the idea of a black and white film never seemed weird to me... I watched all of the crazy shows from the 70's in black and white. Older movies seemed, to me at least, filled with beautiful women and films that needed plot and characters in them. When I see the CG inspired madness and MTV inspired 'slick shots' in films...I wonder how dated they will look in twenty years. I would rather watch an Ed Wood, Russ Meyer, or Ray Dennis Steckler film anyday over glossed over candy that passes for films these days.....the female lead from 'creature of the Black Lagoon' seems much more beautiful to me than some of these tacky celebrities out of hollywood of late.....Bela Lugosi was Dracula, and Flash Gordan fought Emperor Ming's evil empire give me more enjoyment than most current films.SZ: Do you have some favorite directors? And why are they your favorites?JW: Ed Wood, Clive Barker, Lloyd Kaufman, Ray Dennis Steckler, Kevin Smith and Russ Meyers. Each director had a unique vision of what they were shooting for, and some (Ed Wood, Ray Dennis Steckler) did great with limited or no budgets. I also love my friend Conrad Brooks and his films....definitely worth a look for fans of surreal horror and 'offbeat' films. I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention local filmmakers George Bonilla, Jacob Ennis, Cherokee Hall, Stephen Zimmer, Matt Perry, Daniel Roberts, Mark Poole, Jason Crowe and my favorite Tim Ritter. I did several films with George Bonilla as an AD, and all of his films are surreal horror and worth a look for psychotronic film fans.....I did a nod to him and named several characters after him in Ectovision!Jacob Ennis produced my film Purvos, and I learned a lot...a lot from him on making films...Stash is a 70's slasher horror film much better than anything that Hollywood puts out there...I love Stephen Zimmer's films...his Shadows and Light movie is a fantasy film that really had a unique vision, and I really liked Matt Perry's film murderer. Tim Ritter is still a favorite director of mine, and definitely influenced Purvos.SZ: Do you have a day job? Or do you just sit back and collect royalty checks from the Goatboy films Empire?JW: I'm a working stiff, and fund my films myself which gives me freedom and headaches at the same time. Perhaps one day goatboyfilms will help fuel that run for the whitehouse or Senate. Vote Williams!SZ: How in the world did you come up with the name Goatboy films? What is the story behind the name of your studio?JW:From my friend Chadwell, we were kicking around ideas for a film company name in early 2001. It was Chadwell's nickname in college by a tripped out hippy chick. The name fit what I shooting for, and we kept it. It's not related to that saturday night live skit.SZ: Tell us about Pat Bowling and others in the Goatboy Films empire, as I know you work regularly with a few particular renegades like Pat.JW: I've known Pat from college, and our differences work out for the best. I'm a 'head in the clouds dreamer' sometimes, and Pat is a 'nuts and bolts' guy and that combination helps get projects done. Trust me, Pat is worth his weight in gold when it comes to the UFO film. Pat is also a damn good actor as well, I think he likes production much more... his acting swan song will be in Queen of the Cursed World. Pat is briefly in the medieval thing I'm cooking up...Insomnia and Dragon Witch. He did a fantastic job editing 'The Cursed Doll' which is now with Echelon StudiosSZ:How in the world would you describe a “Jerry William’s Film”? It seems to me you defy classification, but I had to ask, if only to know how best to describe your stuff myself. You perplex me!JW: Live action cartoon energy slacker dada satire comedy horror show....I guess my films move to their own heartbeats....I like the idea of crossing genres...high brow motives with junk food pop culture. I have some notes about doing my version of Alice in Wonderland called at this point 'Alice Caligari'...I like the idea of bringing in older actors since our culture is so youth obsessed, and Lewis Carroll's book lends itself easily to symbolic and freudian intrepretations...I read several biographies and literary criticisms of his creative work, and agree it was his only outlet in a repressed and solitary existence. It's still up in the air at this point.SZ: You have incredible women in your films. How do you convince them to be involved in no-budget projects without shelling out big bucks?JW: Well, my films usually have strong female character roles...most films you have a finite amount of what and who you can play. Slasher films usually have two roles in them...hero or victim, and sci fi films are even more restrictive. My films may be out in left field, but the female characters have power and command respect. I like that the actresses bring something to the table. Leslie Rogers was a fanastic Fiona in Soul Robbers, and Heather Price does a fantastic turn in Ectovision. Stephani Heise and Natasha Roberts who played the lovers in Purvos did great.I wanted Purvos to be a little different. Actors will at least listen to you, if your film isn't the 'slasher-on-the loose' fare, and I don't cut off roles at 24 years old....I find the youth obsessed culture out of tinseltown is shallow to my taste, but of course that's just my opnion.SZ: What is your largest budget to date? What is a typical budget on a Goatboy project? (In US Dollars, Yen, or Euros, you can pick)JW: Zeppo definitely, but I'm not sure about the final budget...that's more with Eric Butts and Moodswing Entertainment. I work with various budgets, but I joke with Pat that some of my films cost a six pack of beer and a song! I will say that at the end of the day, folks won't care about your budget if you engage them and entertain them. I've seen several modest budgeted films and felt great whereas I've seen CGI laden films that cost more than the gross national budget of small Africian countries and though they were slick emotionally dead pieces of eye fluff.SZ: You have a knack for casting, such as using the regal William Schaeffer Tolliver, the insane Steve Guynn, the Bruce Campbell-esque Daniel Roberts, the larger than life Cherokee Hall, etc. How do you approach casting such colorful characters? Do you bribe them?JW: I bribe them with my personality! No seriously, I usually connect with actors and crews working on other films for friends....I met several talented actors on film sets by local filmmakers such as Cherokee Hall, George Bonilla, Daniel Roberts, Jacob Ennis, Eric Butts, and Cineline's Matt Perry ....you find out more about a person working with them in long period of time than someone who wows you in an audition, and are a complete pain in the ass afterward. People who want to work on my films are a pretty passionate group, and I've been very lucky to get actors like Steve Guynn, Jason Crowe, Nathan Day, Billy Blackwell, Roni Jonah, Stepahni Heise, Natasha Roberts, Claude Miles, Kat Carney and others in the regional area. I also got to mention that Chad Hundley is a fanastic comedic actor, and his timing especially with Cherokee Hall reminds me of the old Bowery Boys. If I missed anyone, trust me there are some great actors out there working.SZ: What is it like working with The Bob Cooke?JW: He was awesome in Misadventures, as was Belinda. Bob's passionate about any and all things cinema....there was one line from misadventures that makes me smile...Bob's character says 'Our heroes will come like rain to a parched desert!' Bob did the line, but swore he'd beat me if I sent him another script like that again! People should check out his site www.Kymovie.net, Bob Cooke is like Coca Cola...he's the real thing baby! Belinda is a damn good producer on films like Hellephone, and Monstrosity among others and a passionate actress(she was fantastic in STASH as the sleazy mother).SZ: Give me an idea of your filmography (Yes, I understand that we might need a couple pages worth of space for this one.)JW:Completed films:Mint condition -writer/director (a Clerks type comedy) 18 minutes 2003Manic / Happy Anniversary - producer for Jacob Ennis's shortsPurvos - 72 minutes, writer/director 2004Zeppo - writer/director, feature film 90 minutes (2007)Misadventures in space, feature film 74 minutes (2007) and 53 minutes (2009)Soul Robbers from Outerspace, feature 61 minutes.Major Power and the flying saucer from Mars (and other tales of the hero) compliation 53 minutes (2009)Pirate Candy Sampler, comedy film 49 minutesDinner for two, short 5 minutesPumpkin Joe, short 5 minutesTwin sisters of Desire and Death! (The 'lost' episode of Misadventures in Space) 10 minuteAlien Conspiracy Murders, short 34 minutesIn production:Ecto-vision!, Insomnia and the Dragon Witch, Saucer sex from beyond, and the UFO documentary film I'm working with Pat Bowling. I'm also starting an edit of'Queen of the Cursed World', and have several projects in the planning stages.As Assistant director on ZP movies:Edison Death Machine, Monstrosity, and Hellephone.SZ: Speaking of Zeppo, which is arguably your “biggest budget” project to date—what’s going on with it at the moment? Will it ever be released? Rabid fans want to know!!!! (Or will the boxed set version be out before the regular version?)JW: I'm dating myself with this admission, but when I was a kid in the late 70's there was live action TV shows like Shazam!, Isis, and Jason of Star Command. Zeppo was a homage of sorts to that crazy saturday morning craziness crossed with a surreal midnight movie like Liquid Sky and Looney Tunes cartoons. Zeppo in a nut shell is a black and white cartoony sci fi adventure with non pc humor, naked zombies, cruel sexy aliens, and cardboard tombstones! Eric brought a lot his humor, and production skills for the film (not only did he edit and produce the film, but supervised the music and special efx shots for the film). We're currently shopping the film out to distributors, so hopefully folks will get to see it soon. Debbie Rochon was fanasttic in it, and Lloyd Kaufman still cracks me up...editing Lloyd was the hardest thing since he brings so much to the table...I'd love for Lloyd to do more serious dramatic roles...the local actors Stacey Gillespie, Elysse, Amanda Kaye, Casey Miracle, etc. did a fanastic job under some crazy shoots, and I have to say we had great production help from Casey Miracle, William Schaeffer Tolliver, and makeup was done by Julia Caudill.If Eric and I were the heads of Zeppo, Eric's mom, Patsy Butts, who helped produced the film and was its biggest booster was the heart of it. Sadly she passed away last year, but her legacy lives on in the film.(Movie Trailer for Zeppo)SZ: Will there be a sequel to Zeppo? And will the sequel be released before the original?JW: Never say never, but for me it would depend on how the first film fares out with the folks out there.SZ: How do you pull off working on multiple film projects at the same time? Are you simply crazy? Or is there a method to this obvious madness?JW: Part craziness, and part necessity. I shoot fast on my solo films, but it is also cause a lot of the actors are only available for a finite amount of time, so I have to move fast. The shooting multiple films at the same time is a nod to Roger Corman's methods. He would shoot a scene for a movie for AIP, then he would move the props about and change costumes to shoot a scenefor his own film which he would sell to AIP or to other film distributors. Pure genius, but maddening at the same time.SZ: Loyd Kaufman, Conrad Brooks , Debbie Rochon…what is it like working with cult figures that you have been a fan of yourself? How in the world do you keep Loyd contained and under control on the set?JW: I worked with Conrad on my horror film Purvos, and he and I are good friends. I love classic cinema, and movie serials of Conrad's youth so we talk about his films, and his experiences. A nice man, but pretty set in his convinctions which I understand and emulate myself. I always look forward to working with Conrad on any film...a good actor, he brings a lot to the table. He's an older actor and still working...check out his Jan-Gel films. Expect more film madness from Conrad in the future. I loved working with Debbie Rochon. A beautiful and talented lady, she was fantastic to work with on Zeppo...committed to the script, and worked her butt off on it...an artistic lady with a huge heart, and I can see why guys (and gals) fall for her like a ton of bricks. Whenever I think of Debbie, I imagine she is taking her ten minutes free from Fangoria radio and production work to paint on canvas...an earth elemental, timeless and beautiful like the moonlight in June.Lloyd is great actor, and very committed to cinema on all levels. I was very nervous meeting him. His toxic Avenger films are a part of my youth, so it was great and surreal to work with him. Like Debbie, a committed actor who busted his butt on the film. He really is a genius of indie cinema, and his books on making films should be taught in schools. Even if you don't 'get' the Troma films, it does my heart good that they can be out there. I think Lloyd can say more in a 90 minute film about the current state of affairs and the universal prejudices we have in say Poultrygeist than hours upon hours of PBS programming. I think Troma and Lloyd are the best parts of Americana like the hot dog and baseball, which is why I think people respond it worldwide. If you're into films, do yourself a favor and pick up his books and see that there is a method to the madness. I kept Lloyd contained by a harem of nubile women who fed him grapes and fanned him in between scenes....just kidding...he was a pleasure to work with, although I'm sure he wouldn't have protested that grape feeding scenario.SZ: I happen to own a poetry book by you, called Mirrors and Portraits, which not many people may know about. At the risk of incurring your wrath, I would like to shed a little light on this side of you. Talk about the poetry book and any other literary projects you might have coming out?JW: In college, I hung out with the literary crowd and loved writing poetry. I also got over my shyness by reading poetry at coffehouses, although I preferred doing it at places you wouldn't think about poetry.In Morehead, it was the local bar called Spanky's....you'd get these high and drunk professors, along with bikers and rednecks playing music and reading their poetry. A rough hole in the wall, but it was fun and definitely a place of my youth. In Lexington, it was High on Rose....unfortunately these places don't exist anymore...I guess I'm more Charles Bukowski 'live life fully dammit' than hanging out at staid coffeshops talking about writing. I had written poetry from that time period, and finally got a book of verse together called Mirrors and Portraits. In a sense it a portrait of me as an angry young guy who loved everything to the fullest. It's like the first time you finally 'hear' Mozart and it moves in your heart...same thing with literature and poetry with me. Passion fuels literature, and hopefully if people see the book, and see me...flaws and all. I'm working on a new book of poetry. I love writing verse, and never want that to leave my heart or my life. I try to put poetry and some poetic ideas in my scripts as well.SZ: On that note, rumor has it that you might be developing something theater related? Is there any truth to this rumor?JW: I wrote the Halloween murder myster play, Green Ghost of the Tracks, for Kathy Hobb's theater company, Fantastical theatricals, and it was great to see a play of mine on stage. Theater is the ultimate high wire act. I have a couple of plays written together, that may or may not hit the stage. A lot of folks don't realize that I was actually more interested in forming a theater company to stage my work at the beginning, but went with films instead. I would still love to make a theater company, so maybe one day down the road when the stars are in place, it may happen. I would also like folks to check out Kathy and her wonderful Fantastical Theatricals, a wonderful experience for me as a writer.SZ: Where can people find and buy some Jerry Williams movies?JW: Purvos is available at Brain Damage films. Major Power and the Flying Saucer from Mars DVD is available at indieflix. Misadventures in space the original version is on google video and hungry flix. That film has a tight new edit, and should be in a DVD package soon with mint condition. I have a comedy film, Pirate Candy Sampler, which is a comedy in the style of 'Amazon Women on the moon' on google video as well. The Cursed doll is now with Echelon Studios, so it should be out soon. You can also see Purvos on netflix and get it off Amazaon.com. My book of poetry is also available on Amazon and other book seller sites.Links to buy Purvos, Major Power, and Mirrors and Portraits.Purvoshttp://www.amazon.com/Purvos-Conrad-Brooks/dp/B0012OTVCGPurvos on netflixhttp://www.netflix.com/Movie/Purvos/70093406?&mqso=70002140&trkid=129129Major Powerhttp://www.indieflix.com/Films/MajorPowerandtheFlyingSaucerfromMarsMirrors and Portraitshttp://www.amazon.com/Mirrors-Portraits-Jerry-Williams/dp/1413765807/ref=cm_cr-mr-titleMisadventures in space (original cut on google video)http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=895029670631039342&ei=qiE_SpqxA4WkqwLPruTKAQ&q=misadventures+in+spacePirate Candy Samplerhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7192095349227927623&ei=5CU_SoasK5HwrgK-lIHLAQ&q=pirate+candy+samplerSZ: Will your cat be appearing in future projects, and will there be any parts available for other people’s cats, such as mine? Your cat’s performance was awesome as the Wizard Merlin in Major Power, and in the heavy-duty SFX sequence in the engine room in Misadventures in Space!JW: I actually jotted down an idea for 'Major Power and the Ghost train!', so if Major Power shows up...I think the Wizard would confer with the great wizards of yore...you always got to look out for ...evil ectoplasm!