Podcast appearances and mentions of roger gregg

Be honest—how many times have you shared your bookkeeping expertise for free when you should have been charging for it?

Playwright & composer Roger Gregg weaves his signature blend of storytelling, poetry, music and song into a haunting journey.

You may never have heard of Gunther Berkus, but those who knew him recognise the impact he had on, and the support he gave to, the Arts in Cork. And in his memory and to raise money for MS Ireland, a completely once-off event is going to happen in Cork on Saturday September 7th. Elmarie Mawe spoke to Roger Gregg, who was a great friend and collaborator of Gunther's. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, I've something exciting to share with you. You know how you get excited when a lost Beatle or Nirvana track is found, well the extraordinary Alexi Boyd uncovered the audio of a panel discussion from Sydney Xerocon PreXerocon 2023. I honestly thought I'd never hear it again, and then mid March she sent me a copy - making me a very happy podcaster cause I get to share it with you. The panel discussion was held at the beautiful Hinchcliff House at Circular Quay. Unfortunately the room was a little noisy on the day of the event. However much to my surprise the audio quality is really quite good.     The topic for discussion was “Unravelling the future of AccounTech”.   If you are a regular listener you will know, I value bringing diversity to these tech conversations: The moderator Alexi Boyd ran a BAS and Bookkeeping business for 8 years. She is the Radio Show host of Small Biz Matters and now works in policy strategy and government relations. Her background led her to take the conversation in an interesting direction, consumer data rights and restrictions on data and innovation and the differences between data protection laws in Europe, UK, and Australia.   This event was the first time Sabby Gill, the new Dext formerly Receipt Bank CEO, had spoken in Australia. Sabby had literally just got off the plane. London based Sabby Gill brought an overseas perspective, as well as his 35 years in the UK technology sector. Aly Garrett is a modern, technology savvy accountant, from South Australia. She represented accountants, their small business clients, and living outside the major Australian cities, brought a regional perspective to the conversation.   Roger Gregg brought that unique energy that comes with being a Fintech founder, plus his expensive knowledge of the hospitality and brewing industry, which certainly flavoured the conversation.    I shall add in some recent relevant news, congratulations are in order, 10 months after recording this, it has been announced that the Access Group Has Entered Into an Agreement to Acquire Pioneering AP Automation Provider, Lightyear    Let me fill you in on a bit of a backstory. The Gregg brothers were one of the original App partners, with their solution InvitBox. I'm thinking within the first ten years? InvitBox won Xero emerging app partner in 2013. Then in May 2014 Intuit acquired InvitBox. The very blue boys turned green overnight. Several years later, in quite an unprecedented move, they bought InvitBox back from Intuit for a single dollar! And relaunched as LightYear.    Here we are ten years later, and they have sold again, this time to The Access Group.    Read more here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7194623580830105601/  https://heathersmithsmallbusiness.com/2024/06/06/unravelling-the-future-of-accountech-sydney-xerocon-2023/ Contact details: Alexi Boyd https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexiboyd/  Small Biz Matters https://smallbizmatters.com.au/  Aly Garrett https://www.linkedin.com/in/alygarrett/  Sabby Gill https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabbygill/ Roger Gregg https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogergregg/  Accounting Apps newsletter: http://HeatherSmithAU.COM Accounting Apps Mastermind: https://www.facebook.com/groups/XeroMasterMind  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/HeatherSmithAU/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/ANISEConsulting  X: https://twitter.com/HeatherSmithAU

Small Biz Matters: People, Policy, Purpose ~ Episode #236 Broadcast date: 4 June 2024 Host: Alexi Boyd, Small Business Advocate & Policy Advisor Guests: Roger Gregg, Sabby Gill, Aly Garrett We all know that data, in the wrong hands can be destructive. But we also know the power of data to make us more efficient, save us time and the potential to make us better advisors and business owners. There's a tug of war going on right now. As small businesses, advisors and Fintech companies, how do we work together to simultaneously embrace data's potential and control its misuse? How do we take into account the needs of businesses and consumers and the advisors in the middle? And who owns the data anyway? In today's panel we unpacked all this and more including AI's impact on small businesses and software development and what Australian policy makers can learn from the rest of the world to resolve the issues around data privacy. We're lucky to have such an esteemed group of guests. Our expert panel consists of leaders in the fields of accounting and small business, Fintech Founders and renowned international software, data and AI policy experts. Roger Gregg - Hospitality leader and founder of software companies like LightYear Sabby Gill - CEO of Dext and Chair of the international Digital Leaders professional network, Aly Garrett FCA - All In Advisory Architect and Accounting Adventures Podcast host. This podcast was recorded back in 2023 at the Xero Mastermind Community Precon and co-hosted in collaboration with Heather Smith, Host of Accounting Apps podcast and international speaker on AccountTech. PEOPLE –  - How should or could advisors embrace AI to make their practices run more efficiently (yes we do include some good practical examples). What is the reality and do small businesses in different industries even have the time to implement AI and what happens to them if they get left behind? POLICY -   Potentially, we could be looking at more regulations placed on accountants and bookkeepers as government knee-jerk-reacts to community concerns. What will be the impact on advisors and clients if regulations tighten in data privacy with the number and severity of cyber attacks? PURPOSE -   The impact of CDR consumer data rights could have been disastrous for advisors and their clients; luckily we dodged a bullet here in Australia but it's a great example of how too much restriction can strangle innovation. From the perspective of those who rely heavily on data to function (the advisors and their clients) what would happen? Roger Gregg is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in management accounting, manufacturing, retail, fintech and hospitality. Born in Northern Ireland, prior to moving to Australia, Roger was involved in the manufacturing sector in Belfast, and was Chairman of the Northern Ireland Furniture Group. Then when he moved to Australia in 2007, Roger was recruited to be Director of Operations for Keystone Hospitality Group, taking the group to win the prestigious Australian Group Operator of the Year award in 2008, 2009 and 2010.  It was there that he saw (and felt) the need for Accounts Payable automation and in 2011 he co-founded the Accounts Payable tech start-up invitbox with his brother Chris.  Despite neither of them having any tech experience, invitbox was awarded Xero's Emerging App of the Year for Australia in 2013, just prior to being acquired by Intuit in 2014.  Building upon their previous success they founded Lightyear in 2018 to continue their mission of solving Accounts Payable headaches for SMEs. The company operates both domestically and internationally, with a staff of 60 offices in Belfast and Sydney, servicing 6,000 businesses across 22 countries. In addition to Lightyear, Roger is involved in a number of hospitality businesses as a partner in House Made Hospitality, as well as helping Bondi Brewing Company take it to the big guys. Aly Garrett FCA is a multi-award winning fellow chartered accountant, tax agent and podcast host (check out Aly & Andrew's All Aussie Accounting Adventures) who founded All In Advisory Pty Ltd in 2018. All In has won Boutique Firm and Start up Firm of the Year at Accountants Daily and are Xero Cloud Champions of the Year. Aly has worked in the accounting industry for 30 years, with big, small, traditional and innovative firms and everything in between and has helped many of them work through their digital journeys.  She knows the challenges and opportunities this can present and likes to use her experience to bring positive change in our accounting and bookkeeping communities. Sabby Gill was appointed CEO of Dext in October 2022 and brings more than 35years' experience in the technology sector, spanning sales, operations, development, support and customer service.  He has spent his career supporting businesses of all sizes with technology that looks to unlock their potential—both at home and in international markets. Prior to Dext, Sabby was CEO of Thomas International, which is a leading talent assessment and psychometric provider.  Other past roles also included UK & Ireland Managing Director of Sage, in addition to senior executive leadership roles at Epicor, IGT, HP, CA Technologies, Oracle, PeopleSoft and Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC).Sabby currently is a member of the UK's Digital Economy Council with Secretary of State, and the Chair of Digital Leaders Advisory Board, which has over 180,000 members across the UK. To find out more about the best Accounting podcast out there, check it out HERE

Marginalia by Tina Fitzpatrick. With Gary Murphy, Norma Sheahan, Roger Gregg and by Irene Kelleher. Marginalia by Tina Fitzpatrick is directed by Aidan Stanley.

In 1967, Mary Folan, who had long emigrated to America made a dying wish to be buried on her native island of Inis Meáin. But after Mary's death, the unthinkable happened when an attempt was made to transfer her coffin from Shannon airport to the Aran island in a cargo sling attached underneath a helicopter. And that was only the start of things to come… (2022) Narrated and produced by Sarah Blake and Treasa Bhreathnach. Mix engineering by Peadar Carney. Readings by Karl Quinn and Roger Gregg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A modern reimagining of Samuel Beckett's classic play, Waiting for Godot - as an unrelenting satire on the worldwide budget airline industry. Waiting for Faro was written by Eoin Byrne, directed by Jennifer Griffin and produced by Sarah Eva Manson, with location sound recording and foley by Roger Gregg. Edited by Sound Entertaining and produced by Purple.ie and was supported by a grant from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, as part of the Sound And Vision Scheme.

Good Night Irene by Jennifer Johnston. Featuring Enda Oates and Roger Gregg directed by Gorretti Slavin

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The Last Harbinger is a story told in five episodes, all of which are included here. Roger Gregg, who wrote, produced, and directed, shines a bright light on our own world as he tells this story of the doomed people of Moloch. There are leaders that can't speak without a teleprompter, newspeople more concerned about their own appearance than news, and citizens that should be angry but aren't. Into this world, a messenger is sent to tell all of Moloch that they are doomed unless they change, and, since change is not an easy route, the harbinger is met with resistance. The story is dark, but not without humor.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Last Harbinger is a story told in five episodes, all of which are included here. Roger Gregg, who wrote, produced, and directed, shines a bright light on our own world as he tells this story of the doomed people of Moloch. There are leaders that can’t speak without a teleprompter, newspeople more concerned about their own appearance than news, and citizens that should be angry but aren’t. Into this world, a messenger is sent to tell all of Moloch that they are doomed unless they change, and, since change is not an easy route, the harbinger is met with resistance. The story is dark, but not without humor. 

INFIDEL Episode 4 of 4. 'A Final Stalemate' written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for RTE Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman.

INFIDEL Episode 4 of 4. 'A Final Stalemate' written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for RTE Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

INFIDEL - Episode 3 of 4. 'The Pawns Are Sacrificed' written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

INFIDEL - Episode 3 of 4. 'The Pawns Are Sacrificed' written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman.

Episode 2 of 4. " A Bishop Storms DAmietta." A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. Infidel written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for RTE Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman. 

Episode 2 of 4. " A Bishop Storms DAmietta." A historical drama set during the fifth crusade. Infidel written, directed & produced by Roger Gregg. A Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production for RTE Radio 1, Ireland. copyright. 2005. Music by Roger Gregg. Location recording by Mark McGrath. Cast: Anthony Brophy, Morgan C. Jones. David Murray. Paul B. Lennox, Georgina Miller, Roger Gregg, Dermot Magennis, Raymond Keane, Aidan Vaughan, Louis Gregg, Issac Jones, Simon O'Gorman.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest EP of Ireland's Film and Tv Industry Podcast FNI Wrapchat, Brought to you by Wildcard Distribution is Director Stephen Bradley. Stephen Bradley has just spent a very hectic time in the recent past, promoting his latest film, Noble , as it was released across the world from Los Angeles to Cannes to New Zealand. What he didn't't know at the time, is that during the same period he was also developing a Stage IV cancer that had spread to vital organs. Shooting and Cutting: A Survivor's Guide to Filmmaking and Other Diseases (his brand new book) alternates between the journey of Stephen's life-changing treatment, his renewed sense of purpose in current work projects and war-stories from twenty years of filmmaking. It's available in Easons and all good book stores and available online. The Hollywood Reporter described 'Noble' it as “a joyful and rousing affirmation of the human spirit which resounds widely,” and it is still among the highest-rated films on Amazon Prime. Nobel was shot in Vietnam and England, starring Deirdre O'Kane (IFTA Best Actress), Brendan Coyle, Liam Cunningham, Ruth Negga and Sarah Greene (IFTA Best Supporting Actress). Stephen wrote and directed his first film reaper in 1995. It was selected for competition at the Venice film festival and the same year he co-produced guiltrip (dir. Gerry Stembridge) which also screened at Venice. Stephen set up Temple Films with Oscar-nominated producer Ed Guiney and wrote and directed his first feature Sweety Barrett (1998) starring Brendan Gleeson, Liam Cunningham and Andy Serkis. It was selected for world cinema at Toronto film festival and official competition in San Sebastian. Stephen's second feature was the comedy-horror Boy Eats Girl (2005), starring Samantha Mumba and David Leon, which was briefly banned and then subsequently distributed worldwide, including by Lionsgate in the USA. Stephen has also directed three feature-length documentaries, many award-winning television programmes for RTE, TV3 and TG4, and stand-up comedy shows for Universal and EMI. Stephen is currently developing several screenplays for both television and cinema Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary and The Art of Voiceover with Roger Gregg, We turn our attention to a younger Audience for First Starts in Film and Tv with Darragh O'Toole (Red Rock, Blood Season 2) for more information:   https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/82493513319 #WeAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest EP of Ireland's Film and Tv Industry Podcast FNI Wrapchat, Brought to you by Wildcard Distribution is Director Stephen Bradley. Stephen Bradley has just spent a very hectic time in the recent past, promoting his latest film, Noble , as it was released across the world from Los Angeles to Cannes to New Zealand. What he didn't't know at the time, is that during the same period he was also developing a Stage IV cancer that had spread to vital organs. Shooting and Cutting: A Survivor's Guide to Filmmaking and Other Diseases (his brand new book) alternates between the journey of Stephen's life-changing treatment, his renewed sense of purpose in current work projects and war-stories from twenty years of filmmaking. It's available in Easons and all good book stores and available online. The Hollywood Reporter described 'Noble' it as “a joyful and rousing affirmation of the human spirit which resounds widely,” and it is still among the highest-rated films on Amazon Prime. Nobel was shot in Vietnam and England, starring Deirdre O’Kane (IFTA Best Actress), Brendan Coyle, Liam Cunningham, Ruth Negga and Sarah Greene (IFTA Best Supporting Actress). Stephen wrote and directed his first film reaper in 1995. It was selected for competition at the Venice film festival and the same year he co-produced guiltrip (dir. Gerry Stembridge) which also screened at Venice. Stephen set up Temple Films with Oscar-nominated producer Ed Guiney and wrote and directed his first feature Sweety Barrett (1998) starring Brendan Gleeson, Liam Cunningham and Andy Serkis. It was selected for world cinema at Toronto film festival and official competition in San Sebastian. Stephen’s second feature was the comedy-horror Boy Eats Girl (2005), starring Samantha Mumba and David Leon, which was briefly banned and then subsequently distributed worldwide, including by Lionsgate in the USA. Stephen has also directed three feature-length documentaries, many award-winning television programmes for RTE, TV3 and TG4, and stand-up comedy shows for Universal and EMI. Stephen is currently developing several screenplays for both television and cinema Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary and The Art of Voiceover with Roger Gregg, We turn our attention to a younger Audience for First Starts in Film and Tv with Darragh O'Toole (Red Rock, Blood Season 2) for more information:   https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/82493513319 #WeAreFni (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/wearefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBaCrqyEnhkVWAxPyqPAm3CKmaAif7B0GY8O9TmY5iMIv7kpTOwuusyJFXqB_Rehda79j1S1LtZWxiZOfYyq1uBWgYjFLAJgAiMOvEM5PK31ClCwRRSWHAT_YFG7i2TCp3UQTaEs2y_5m83YsoY06_5pDqYvoWseYD4tO9yUcajmHlCYVAeVSRzTQch4ZOlRt8qAbpGuRhNAz3rY1LmmFHVHNxHnD4N914nIuglnqhy2964N5lvkDE9wDxEQkrKCyonx2z50pmVBqpAxjiV5aaSM34_SN1nNzdgsQPzA-RZwpyMoldPG89vL2ugvxEwAzKiuvQpy3r6Ojxj0eRa3EqMvg&__tn__=%2ANK-R)

For our 81st episode, we've a special Podcast coming this week with Cork Film Festival CEO and Producer, Fiona Clark. Fiona started out in arts education before progressing to senior positions in a number of respected UK theatres, Fiona then undertook a successful eight-year tenure commissioning, producing and programming new work for one of Britain's most respected and innovative new writing houses, the Bush Theatre, including West End transfers, national and international touring on all scales, cross art form festival management and collaboration as well as robust management of a building-based arts organisation. A former CEO of Get Connected, the UK's national helpline service for young people Fiona returned to the arts in January 2014 as Head of Development at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin, Fiona then subsequently joined the Cork Film Festival, Ireland's first and largest film Festival in September 2016 and had a chat with us about this years exciting programme of work at the 64th Cork film Festival, which begins today. Catch us at our networking event at the 64th Cork film Fest here: https://www.corkfilmfest.org/event/our-need-for-speed-post-first-take-networking-event/ As always this podcast is brought to you on the Headstuff Podcast Network and is supported by the fantastic @wildcard_distribution If you would like to support our podcast and FNI in general head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/Fni Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary, Our next Class for aspiring Audio Performers 'The Art Of Voiceover' with Roger Gregg takes place in the brand new PODCAST STUDIOS from Headstuff on Sat the 16th of September. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73798666799 Listen Back to Roger on EP 39 here: https://www.headstuff.org/fni-wrap-chat/39-roger-gregg-director-actor-writer-voiceover-artist Subscribe for notifications on Spotify, Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts. #WeAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For our 81st episode, we've a special Podcast coming this week with Cork Film Festival CEO and Producer, Fiona Clark. Fiona started out in arts education before progressing to senior positions in a number of respected UK theatres, Fiona then undertook a successful eight-year tenure commissioning, producing and programming new work for one of Britain’s most respected and innovative new writing houses, the Bush Theatre, including West End transfers, national and international touring on all scales, cross art form festival management and collaboration as well as robust management of a building-based arts organisation. A former CEO of Get Connected, the UK’s national helpline service for young people Fiona returned to the arts in January 2014 as Head of Development at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin, Fiona then subsequently joined the Cork Film Festival, Ireland's first and largest film Festival in September 2016 and had a chat with us about this years exciting programme of work at the 64th Cork film Festival, which begins today. Catch us at our networking event at the 64th Cork film Fest here: https://www.corkfilmfest.org/event/our-need-for-speed-post-first-take-networking-event/ As always this podcast is brought to you on the Headstuff Podcast Network and is supported by the fantastic @wildcard_distribution If you would like to support our podcast and FNI in general head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/Fni (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymeacoffee.com%2FFni%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0ZFadD6_GZy2fbffWLUdXeVaRGzMNJegeDB4sZC5ZrntV7pl-5Z0YPIvw&h=AT2aeZ5EfTNnOzEK0txe6yq-bo-rnIOsJryNozFcd9_-727EVLKzdOKD0KQk-4gKuSI0bzI7hkN7f51ssmDFbZFB35CLdrzL_fS6q5Ufj50n_vsquL11__nJWU12dTj_2DhnuViC68OYhZhU44bKdiRxYZr_B7nv1brEaTaZVUBD) Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary, Our next Class for aspiring Audio Performers 'The Art Of Voiceover' with Roger Gregg takes place in the brand new PODCAST STUDIOS from Headstuff on Sat the 16th of September. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73798666799 (https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73798666799?fbclid=IwAR3gdw4V1MqI773H-iN60mp5eURh4IiINsKynSKK2cyH6FFKpwHja-FofdQ) Listen Back to Roger on EP 39 here: https://www.headstuff.org/fni-wrap-chat/39-roger-gregg-director-actor-writer-voiceover-artist (https://www.headstuff.org/fni-wrap-chat/39-roger-gregg-director-actor-writer-voiceover-artist/?fbclid=IwAR2bzSzb0ga228Yu3jWe9nZEZPe1qlISOjX-uHRQIuoDA5VRu_T33hGdEis) Subscribe for notifications on Spotify, Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts. #WeAreFni (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/wearefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG)

For this our 80th Episode. We have a special 'Mind yourself' episode. Featuring Julia Roddy, pre-accredited psychotherapist and filmmaker, Mannie Moolman, from the Film and Tv Charity in London and Fran Keaveney of Screen Skills Ireland. It is a discussion that looks at the skills and tools we can build on to safeguard our health and wellbeing as filmmakers. And we also look at what people in other countries are doing to support creatives working in the Film and TV industry.  As always this podcast is brought to you on the Headstuff Podcast Network and is supported by the fantastic @wildcard_distribution If you would like to support our podcast and FNI in general head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/Fni Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary, Our next Class for aspiring Audio Performers 'The Art Of Voiceover' with Roger Gregg takes place in the brand new PODCAST STUDIOS from Headstuff on Sat the 16th of September. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73798666799 Listen Back to Roger on EP 39 here: https://www.headstuff.org/fni-wrap-chat/39-roger-gregg-director-actor-writer-voiceover-artist/ You can listen on Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts and wherever you get your Podcast fix. #WeAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this our 80th Episode. We have a special 'Mind yourself' episode. Featuring Julia Roddy, pre-accredited psychotherapist and filmmaker, Mannie Moolman, from the Film and Tv Charity in London and Fran Keaveney of Screen Skills Ireland. It is a discussion that looks at the skills and tools we can build on to safeguard our health and wellbeing as filmmakers. And we also look at what people in other countries are doing to support creatives working in the Film and TV industry.  As always this podcast is brought to you on the Headstuff Podcast Network and is supported by the fantastic @wildcard_distribution If you would like to support our podcast and FNI in general head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/Fni (http://www.buymeacoffee.com/Fni?fbclid=IwAR0b6sVw46BTdoNoPehIfK3g8dkDoUMkfMVUV3N4KBQLGdown0OMDZ_L_bI) Following on from our recent Class with Former Head of development at British Screen Stephen Cleary, Our next Class for aspiring Audio Performers 'The Art Of Voiceover' with Roger Gregg takes place in the brand new PODCAST STUDIOS from Headstuff on Sat the 16th of September. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73798666799 Listen Back to Roger on EP 39 here: https://www.headstuff.org/fni-wrap-chat/39-roger-gregg-director-actor-writer-voiceover-artist/ You can listen on Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts and wherever you get your Podcast fix. #WeAreFni (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/wearefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG)

“A Saga of Seductive Serpents In The Salty Sea” A tempestuous dark comedy of entangled relationships set against the hunt for a mysterious sea creature from Roger Gregg's Crazy Dog Audio Theatre! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's SPOOPY SEASON! Join us in looking back into our vault to bring you the delightfully creepy (but goofy!) "Howl of the Mac Cú Tíre" by Roger Gregg.Like what you hear? Us too. You can learn more about Crazy Dog Audio Theater at RogerGregg.comAbout Radio Drama Revival:Support Radio Drama Revival on Patreon Find David Rheinstrom on Twitter Support Wil Williams and Anne Baird on Patreon Support Elena Fernández Collins on Patreon Support Eli McIlveen and Sean Howard on Patreon Find Fred Greenhalgh on his website Find Rashika Rao on Twitter You shall not find the elusive Heather CohenRadio Drama Revival is recorded in Washington, DC, which is the unceded territory of the Piscataway Indian Nation and the Piscataway Conoy Tribe."Moment of Wil" music from https://filmmusic.io "Graveyard Shift" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

an intimate love letter commemorating the lives of a working family pursuing their dreams over several generations in America’s rust belt. Playwright and composer Roger Gregg weaves his signature blend of storytelling, poetry, music and song

Luke Morgan is an Irish director and writer. He is a founder of both “the Theatre Room Galway” and the filmmaking collective “Project Spatula”. His short films have screened at a variety of festivals, including the Galway Film Fleadh (2015), The Cork Film Festival (2016), Richard Harris International Film Festival (2014, 2016), the Polish International Film Festival (2016) and the Short Film Corner at Cannes Film Festival (both 2015 and 2016). As a writer, he has sold two feature-length screenplays to production companies. His debut poetry collection “Honest Walls” was published in 2016. He was one of the storyliners for Ros na Rún's 21st season finale (TG4). He co runs Project Spatula with his Brother Jake. This year the collective made their first feature - Sooner or Later, which has premiered at The Galway Film Fleadh and went on to screen at The Cork Film Festival. Jake Morgan is an emerging composer and conductor from Galway who specialises in creating original music and audio for film, theatre, and video games. He studied composition and sound design at The Royal Irish Academy of Music and Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. This year, Morgan is pursuing his masters degree in Composition for Screen from the University of Edinburgh. Jake has been commissioned to write original concert music for many orchestras world-wide, including; The Harbin Symphony Orchestra, Plovdiv Philharmonic orchestra, Sofia Sinfonietta, Varna Radio Orchestra, Gamelan Nua and the Galway Senior Youth Orchestra, as well as smaller chamber ensembles of many varieties. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast's with Tim Wardle Director of "Three Identical Strangers" and Roger Gregg and don't forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Luke Morgan is an Irish director and writer. He is a founder of both “the Theatre Room Galway” and the filmmaking collective “Project Spatula”. His short films have screened at a variety of festivals, including the Galway Film Fleadh (2015), The Cork Film Festival (2016), Richard Harris International Film Festival (2014, 2016), the Polish International Film Festival (2016) and the Short Film Corner at Cannes Film Festival (both 2015 and 2016). As a writer, he has sold two feature-length screenplays to production companies. His debut poetry collection “Honest Walls” was published in 2016. He was one of the storyliners for Ros na Rún’s 21st season finale (TG4). He co runs Project Spatula with his Brother Jake. This year the collective made their first feature - Sooner or Later, which has premiered at The Galway Film Fleadh and went on to screen at The Cork Film Festival. Jake Morgan is an emerging composer and conductor from Galway who specialises in creating original music and audio for film, theatre, and video games. He studied composition and sound design at The Royal Irish Academy of Music and Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. This year, Morgan is pursuing his masters degree in Composition for Screen from the University of Edinburgh. Jake has been commissioned to write original concert music for many orchestras world-wide, including; The Harbin Symphony Orchestra, Plovdiv Philharmonic orchestra, Sofia Sinfonietta, Varna Radio Orchestra, Gamelan Nua and the Galway Senior Youth Orchestra, as well as smaller chamber ensembles of many varieties. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast's with Tim Wardle Director of "Three Identical Strangers" and Roger Gregg and don’t forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni

Tim Wardle is a BAFTA-nominated documentary director, and Executive Producer at award-winning production company Raw. As Director, his films include Three Identical Strangers, a feature documentary for CNN Films which up to date has grossed over 12 million in the USA alone. The film premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Storytelling. An extraordinary documentary, 4 stars – The Guardian Incredible – The Hollywood Reporter A Shocking, Emotional, Must-See Nature vs. Nurture Documentary – Collider Knockout documentary – Vulture Check out the trailer below: www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-OF0OaK3o0 It is released in Ireland this weekend. Other credits include One Killer Punch (Channel 4), a documentary exploring the far-reaching repercussions of a single act of violence; and Lifers (Channel 4), an observational study of murderers at Europe's largest prison for life-sentenced prisoners. Tim has also worked as head of development for a number of leading UK production companies, including Century Films, Blast Films, Raw and BBC Documentaries. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast with Roger Gregg and don't forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim Wardle is a BAFTA-nominated documentary director, and Executive Producer at award-winning production company Raw. As Director, his films include Three Identical Strangers, a feature documentary for CNN Films which up to date has grossed over 12 million in the USA alone. The film premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Storytelling. An extraordinary documentary, 4 stars – The Guardian Incredible – The Hollywood Reporter A Shocking, Emotional, Must-See Nature vs. Nurture Documentary – Collider Knockout documentary – Vulture Check out the trailer below: www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-OF0OaK3o0 It is released in Ireland this weekend. Other credits include One Killer Punch (Channel 4), a documentary exploring the far-reaching repercussions of a single act of violence; and Lifers (Channel 4), an observational study of murderers at Europe's largest prison for life-sentenced prisoners. Tim has also worked as head of development for a number of leading UK production companies, including Century Films, Blast Films, Raw and BBC Documentaries. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast with Roger Gregg and don’t forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni

On this Stars and Stripes ep of Fni Wrapchat is Roger Gregg. Roger Gregg is a playwright, musician, Actor and voiceover artist from Ohio in the good old Us of A. But he's one of us as he's been living here since the 1980s . He has written plays for Dublin Youth Theatre, the Gaiety School of Acting, TEAM Theatre Company, and Graffiti Theatre Company. In 1998, he founded Crazy Dog Audio Theatre, whose productions have twice won the American Mark Time Award for Best Audio Science Fiction Production, in 1999 and in 2000. He has created music and soundscapes for many companies including Barabbas, The Company and Graffiti Theatre Company. Roger has written for Rte on a number of productions and is frankly the coolest Yank you will ever meet. You can find WrapChat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, The HeadStuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast with Ferargal Ward and don't forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Stars and Stripes ep of Fni Wrapchat is Roger Gregg. Roger Gregg is a playwright, musician, Actor and voiceover artist from Ohio in the good old Us of A. But he's one of us as he's been living here since the 1980s . He has written plays for Dublin Youth Theatre, the Gaiety School of Acting, TEAM Theatre Company, and Graffiti Theatre Company. In 1998, he founded Crazy Dog Audio Theatre, whose productions have twice won the American Mark Time Award for Best Audio Science Fiction Production, in 1999 and in 2000. He has created music and soundscapes for many companies including Barabbas, The Company and Graffiti Theatre Company. Roger has written for Rte on a number of productions and is frankly the coolest Yank you will ever meet. You can find WrapChat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, The HeadStuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. Be sure to Check out our previous podcast with Ferargal Ward and don’t forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni

by Jennifer Johnston featuring Roger Gregg

Download: The Listening Stage Each year, legendary radio dramatist Roger Gregg teaches a unique intensive course in radio drama. The Listening Stage follows students of The Gaiety School of Acting’s radio drama course, as they pursue their hopes and dreams of fame. This fly on the wall doc embeds us in Roger’s annual weeklong workshop, … Continue reading The Listening Stage →

Probably my final two radio productions (at least under the sound and vision scheme), were both completed last year. By coincidence they’re both coming to air really soon. Download: The Listening Stage and Mic Drop Trailer Each year, legendary radio dramatist Roger Gregg teaches a unique intensive course in radio drama. The Listening Stage follows … Continue reading My two final Radio Programmes – Coming Soon →

Download: The Bee Loud Glade – EP1 – Gerry Murphy To subscribe to this series and lots more from Roger Gregg, check out the brand new Crazy Dog Audio Podcast The Bee Loud Glade Cabaret is a series of twelve bite-size programmes bringing some of the best of the contemporary Irish spoken word scene to … Continue reading The Bee-Loud Cabaret on RTE Lyric →

Download: The Muse Unbidden The Muse Unbidden is an exciting one off drama from Roger Gregg, one of Ireland’s most influential radio dramatists. The play, a success on stage at the Collaborations festival in Smock Alley theatre in 2012, follows a group of would-be poets enrolled in a performance poetry workshop led by a charismatic … Continue reading The Muse Unbidden →

Ahh, ancient Greece. Hot nymphs, raging orgies, much wine, song, and occasional transformations into a goat. All well and good, right?Well things are more wacky than ever in the sizzling and scandalous interpretation of the myth of Orpheus done by Roger Gregg, The Stuff of Myth.This great production won a Gold Ogle in 2007 and has gotten rave reviews as a stage play. Now hear what the buzz is all about in Parts 3-4 of The Stuff of Myth.

Ahh, ancient Greece. Hot nymphs, raging orgies, much wine, song, and occasional transformations into a goat. All well and good, right?Well things are more wacky than ever in the sizzling and scandalous interpretation of the myth of Orpheus done by Roger Gregg, The Stuff of Myth.This great production won a Gold Ogle in 2007 and has gotten rave reviews as a stage play. Now hear what the buzz is all about in Parts 1-2 of The Stuff of Myth.

Today RDR from the Vault launches a series of episodes highlighting Roger Gregg, playwright master of Dublin, Ireland.Roger pioneered his own audio sound, a wacky blend of Captain Beefheart sonic assault and an intimate, fine theatre sensibility. He produced for RTE - that’s the public radio of Ireland- for the better part of a decade and since parting ways with them has continued on mostly on stage but ocacsionally gracing us with an audio piece. What we’ll hear today is one of the latter types, from the post-RTE era of Roger’s work, done during his work as a theatre instructor at the Gaiety school of Acting in Ireland.This is “Heart of Morphine”Morgan O’Brien hangs in limbo between life and death, and finds the afterlife a much wilder place than he imagined. Confused, frustrated, and alone, he is forced to confront the reality of his actions made while alive. But is there still time to go back and change things?

Pigtown Scratchings is an occasional multidisciplinary event in Limerick, created by science and music collaboration Softday. Last week I headed down for Lyric’s Culture File, to speak to some of the multidisciplinary artists featured in this years event. Featuring: performance poet Roger Gregg, musician and sonic artist Günter Berkus, contemporary dance artist Angie Smalis, storyteller … Continue reading Pigtown Scratchings – Culture File →

2015 has only just begun! In this episode, Gareth Stack, Irish audio producer and playwright, interviews the masterful Roger Gregg in his podcast series "Mad Scientists of Music."Roger is, of course, founder of Crazy Dog Audio Theatre and one of the living grand masters of contemporary audio theater. Stack's interview reveals Roger as the brilliant, bizarre, ranting Irish artist he is - and gosh how audio theater misses him! We'll be back with a feature length episode later this week featuring a brilliant comedy of Gareth's called "Choices."Download Episode 401 - Celebrating Roger Gregg, a "Mad Scientist of Music"The post Episode 401: Celebrating Roger Gregg, a “Mad Scientist of Music” appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Roger Gregg is a dramatist, poet, musician, actor and performer. Over a long career on radio and theatre, he’s had dozens of plays performed all over the world, and written and recorded numerous radio dramas as ‘Crazy Dog Audio Theatre‘. Today Roger continues to record and perform, with his ‘Bee Loud Glade Cabaret’. Bee Loud … Continue reading The Life & Work of Roger Gregg – Mad Scientists Bonus Episode →

Is it that close to Halloween alREADY? Fred stumbles out of the woods of Maine to sing the praises of Roger Gregg's new short drama-poetry-music-videos that have appeared on YouTube… which are stripped of their distracting visuals and fed to you in their pure unadulterated audio goodness, alongside a Blair Witch style docu-horror-drama “The Ghosts […] The post Episode 350 – Crazy Dog Devils and Haunted Lighthouses appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we take a departure from our usual programming to enjoy a thoroughly different poetic experience in Roger Gregg's album Serpent in the Bee Loud Glade. Derived from his short-run theatre experience “The Bee Loud Glade Cabaret,” the studio album takes original lyrics as well as classic poems and dramatizes them in a way […] The post Episode 329 – Bitten by the Serpent in the Bee-Loud Glade appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Written and directed by Joe O’Byrne, this play is a sonic treatment of the real-life story of Hedy Lamarr, whose biography reads like a one-woman history of the 20th century. ‘What Next for Hedy Lamarr’ stars Olwen Fouéré, Mario Rosenstock, Roger Gregg and Hugh O’Connor with original music by Denis Clohessy. Producer: Kevin Brew.

This week we wrap up a month featuring the works of Irish dramatist Roger Gregg with a piece off his collection Diabolic Playhouse, “The Silver Tongued Devil.” This saucy mockumentary tries to uncover a surprising Irish poetry sensation… while lampooning Irish culture, academia, mass hysteria, and maybe even a jab at poetry itself (aren't all […] The post Episode 294 – Slip Sliding with the Silver Tongued Devil appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week on the show we finish our summer sizzler – INFIDEL – the lush, medieval epic with a message for our times, penned by the great Roger Gregg of Crazy Dog Audio Theatre. In Part 4 of 4, we are moved to “Stalemate,” where the Christian knight and Muslim “Infidel” cross enemy (or friendly?) […] The post Episode 293 – At Last, the Final Stalemate appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week on the show we feature our summer sizzler – INFIDEL – the lush, medieval epic with a message for our times, penned by the great Roger Gregg of Crazy Dog Audio Theatre. INFIDEL is the story of two brothers – Sir Hugh of Beauvais and Sir Philip of Beauvais – who are drawn […] The post Episode 291 – The Knights of “Infidel” Advance appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week on the show we feature our summer sizzler – INFIDEL – the lush, medieval epic with a message for our times, penned by the great Roger Gregg of Crazy Dog Audio Theatre. INFIDEL is the story of two brothers – Sir Hugh of Beauvais and Sir Philip of Beauvais – who are drawn […] The post Episode 290 – Unleashing Roger Gregg's “Infidel” appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Just because we don't feel that we get quite enough spooky programming during the month of October, we're continuing our tradition of re-upping the spooky tales for the month of November. This week, it's our esteemed friend Roger Gregg, who produced a spooky ghost number with the Gaiety School of Acting's 2010 class (a Dublin, […] The post Episode 251: A Scene from the Horror Hotel appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

OK, well the Guiness might actually be starting to run out of your system by the time you hear this, but we couldn't help but raise a cheer for our favorite Dublin-based audio artist this week – Roger Gregg – by replaying some of his excellent work with Crazy Dog Audio Theatre. So, we got […] The post Episode 217: St Patrick's Day Audio Special Live from Ireland appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we wrap Crazy Dog Audio Theater's series The Last Harbinger, the chilling and darkly satirical story of Moloch by Roger Gregg. The Harbinger has been captured by the forces of authority, who are determined to reach a guilty verdict and eliminate the pesky interloper once and for all.  Meanwhile, the sea is rising, […] The post Episode 189 – A Eulogy as Shadows Fall Forward appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

We continue with Crazy Dog Audio Theater's series The Last Harbinger, the chilling and darkly satirical story of Moloch by Roger Gregg. Clickety-clack, no going back – is the sound of a train headed nowhere at a ferocious speed.  The Harbinger brings a message of hope to the people of Moloch… but the people would […] The post Episode 188 – The Last Harbinger Gets Smoked appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we're back in the Crazy Dog saddle with a double headed from the series The Last Harbinger, the chilling and darkly satirical story of Moloch by Roger Gregg. In the land of Moloch, an outsider comes from another dimension bringing the hope of saving a dying world… Which the Molochians respond to by […] The post Episode 187 – Moloch's Lights Get a Bit Dimmer appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Well, the dust is not yet settled on Halloween and the eeriness seeps into this month… Starting with the original “Ghost Behind the Black Door,” to contrast the same tale we re-told in my 2009 Halloween Live Radio Drama. So, the story? A couple moves from the city to a remote mansion in Ireland, where […] The post Episode 147: Roger Gregg's “Ghost Behind the Black Door” appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we dig into Roger Gregg's uncommonly heard Crazy Dog Live compilation — a series of half-hour radio performances staged live. And what fun it is! Not all is as it seems with Ferdia the Druid. Learn what awkwardness and hilarity lurks in the celtic mind! [audio:https://radiodramarevival.com/podcasts/rdr-podcast121.mp3] Radio Drama Revival – Episode 121 The post Episode 121: Ferdia the Funky Druid appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we feature Roger Gregg's smokin' adaptation of the Greek myth of Marsyas. Marsyas was just an average satyr, drinkin', screwin', sleepin' and generally carrying on with the band of Dionysus… until he fights a magical horn which changes his life (and attitude) forever. Off the Audio Gothic collection, which just about finishes this […] The post Episode 120: The Hippest Satyr Gets Smoked appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week we talk to sound effects guru Tony Palermo, creator of the excellent radio drama resource RuyaSonic and professional sound-man. He's worked on a mind-boggling large number of productions, and with no shortage of audio celebrities — Norman Corwin, Peggy Webber, Art Gilmore, Janet Waldo, Fred Foy, Yuri Rasovsky, Roger Gregg, Sue Zizza, Barbara […] The post Episode 118: Tony Palermo Talks Sound Effects and New Media appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Gadzooks! This week we speak to the one-and-only, inimitable, incredible, fiendishly creative Roger Gregg of Crazy Dog Audio Theater. From deep in his secret lair of audio drama mystique in Dublin, Ireland I picked his brain about his career, his legacy with the RTE, and the future of the arts in a changing world. With […] The post Episode 117: Roger Gregg, Radio Wizard appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

This week on the show we welcome back the work of Roger Gregg with a piece created in cooperation with the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland. Morgan O'Brien hangs in limbo between life and death, and finds the afterlife a much wilder place than he imagined. Confused, frustrated, and alone, he is forced […] The post Episode 116: Digging Deep Into the Heart of Morphine appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

In another “Rabbit from the hat” episode, I pull out an amazingly clever and poignant tale from Roger Gregg's Audio Gothic series — Brad's Book of Lies. What IS it about advertising that makes THE BOOK so good? Find out today… [audio:https://radiodramarevival.com/podcasts/rdr-podcast070.mp3] Radio Drama Revival – Episode 70 The post Episode 70: Brad's Book Tells Only Lies… appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Well partner, it's a sad story of that Seany Boy, but when Audio Gothic arrived in the mail a few weeks back thanks to the generosity of Roger Gregg, I couldn't help but put my ears on it and reschedule everything to get it out on the show. This tale, referred to cleverly in “The […] The post Episode 61: Along the Dusty Trail with Crazy Dog appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Roger Gregg, the multi-talented force behind Crazy Dog Audio Theater, is one of the most fascinating people you can talk to about audio theater in world today… and this week we're graced with almost 45 minutes of his insightful anecdotes and tough critique of the current state of independent media in the world today. [audio:https://radiodramarevival.com/podcasts/rdr-podcast056.mp3] […] The post Episode 56: More Words from Roger Gregg appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

After an amazing month playing The Last Harbinger, I had the absolute honor and pleasure of speaking to Roger Gregg, whose work with Crazy Dog Audio Theatre is about as original, compelling, and well-produced as it gets. In this discussion, we get to learn about the grit that drives him to write what he does […] The post Episode 34: Roger Gregg Speaks appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

And so we begin our dark yet funny tale, of a world killing itself, its land, its air… Crazy Dog Audio Theatre comes to the show with the debut of the marvelous Last Harbinger, which I glowingly reviewed a few months ago. Well, thanks to the generosity of Roger Gregg, we'll have the opportunity to […] The post Episode 29: The Harbinger Lands appeared first on Radio Drama Revival.

Episode #13Aired: 11/29/2005We may walk roads of darkness as well as light, but we spend most of our time drifting in shadow. Crazy Dog Audio Theatre has a proven track record of high-end sonic soundscapes, and this week on the Society we are pleased to present one of our favourites, "Gerry in the Dark Passage." The Dark Passage in this story is a video game, but it could easily be many other escapes that modern life affords. As we sit in our consumer-driven lifestyles most of our relationships are moderated around products. Stylized video games and songs, downloadable movies, and "cool" political rants- but do they really change the world, or even the way we think? Has humanity become as disposable as the products we've come to rely on? One thing is certain, each week we present audio gems that are from a rejuvinating art form, and here in the Society we love to create. Stand by in the intermission as we talk about the Consortium Comics project here in the Society, and later an interview with Roger Gregg from Crazy Dog. Our action packed meeting ends with one of the last episodes of our continual serial "Robots of the Company" by Dream Realm Enterprises... listen in to recognise a familiar voice or two.Crazy Dog Audio TheatreConsortium ComicsPromo: The SignalDream Realm Enterprises