Podcasts about stranger conversations

"The One Where... They Read From The Notebook" isn't your typical tear-jerker (though Grant probably wished it was). In this revealing episode, The Angry Ginger unearths a nine-year-old notebook - and yes, we're absolutely certain about that timeline, as Grant fact-checks it approximately seventeen times. What starts as Jason flipping through old podcast ideas and show concepts quickly turns into an unexpected time capsule of vulnerability. Tucked between creative brainstorms and the early seeds of what would become "Deconstructing Dad," lies something Grant has been hunting for like a truth-seeking missile: evidence that his seemingly unflappable friend once grappled with the same dark questions that keep him up at night. Through pages of raw introspection, we witness Jason's past self wrestling with questions that would make any therapist's notepad weep: "Will I ever be loved again?" and the eternal quest of "What is happiness and how to find it?" The crown jewel of this literary excavation? A one-year plan that begins with the hilariously self-deprecating goal to "do a sit-up because he's a fata**!" (Spoiler alert: He's done at least three since then.) Grant, like a kid who just found out Santa is real (plot twist!), can barely contain his excitement at this glimpse behind the curtain of Jason's comedic armor. His "Where has this book been my whole life!?" reaction perfectly captures the moment when you realize your friend's class clown routine might have been masking some serious soul-searching. But here's the kicker - Jason reveals these thoughts were likely meant for his "Deconstructing Dad" podcast, during a period when Grant was too preoccupied with his own chaos to tune in. In classic Angry Ginger fashion, Jay lands the episode's most pointed jab with a laugh: "Maybe if you were a better friend and listened to my podcast, you would have known all this years ago." Sometimes the best therapy sessions happen when you're reading old notebooks with a friend who's been waiting nine years to say "I told you so." But wait, there's more! Just when you think the vulnerability hour is wrapping up, Grant whips out "The 10 Questions" from his sadly departed but deeply missed "The Stranger Conversations" podcast. Jason, still slightly salty about never receiving an invitation to this apparently prestigious show (no, he's not holding a grudge... much), initially refuses to play along. But Grant, master of selective memory, plays innocent while Jay sees right through it like a freshly Windexed window. What follows is Grant's attempt at serious, soul-searching questions designed to peel back the layers of human nature... met with what can only be described as peak Angry Ginger responses. But we're not giving away the goods here - you'll have to press play to witness this masterclass in question-dodging and sass-mastery for yourself. As always, thank you for spending your valuable time with us. We hope that by sharing our struggles and pain through both serious and decidedly less-serious conversations, we're making your day a little brighter... or at least giving you an hour's worth of distraction from whatever chaos you're currently calling normal. Keep listening, keep laughing, and remember - sometimes the best therapy comes with a side of snark.   ***Only Two more episodes left for the season. These are going to be big ones!**** YOU CAN REACH US-and please do: Jason @S7evendaysageek Grant @PodcastHiatus Email the show: OnHiatus@MonkeyPooStudios.com

“Kids, don't talk to strangers!” In today's episode of Hush Podcast, we reminisce and delve into some of the wildest conversations we've had with friends, families and even strangers. From jaw-dropping revelations to moments that make you go "hol' up - DAYUUMM,'' we'll explore the funny, surprising, and sometimes shocking tales that highlight the unpredictability of human interaction. Despite the age-old advice of "don't talk to strangers," we'll uncover the positives and reveal the comfort and beauty of connecting with unfamiliar faces. So, buckle up, as we journey through this wild ride together! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-fFa_umEuA4See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this recurring series, Kevin explores some of the brightest ideas and insightful lessons that his guests have shared with him on the podcast, and why they've continued to inspire him ever since. One thing that uniquely positions a coach to be of great service to their clients is an unexpected combination of characteristics that make them what I sometimes call The Familiar Stranger. Though close relationships - friends and family - may know you incredibly well, it is often difficult to open up in the ways you need most to someone so near and dear to you. What a coach can provide is the empathy and connection of a loved one with the distance and safety of someone you barely know…not to mention the lack of “baggage” that might come with the history of a longstanding relationship. :)   To learn more about the podcast, please visit: https://boxer.agency/conversations-with-coaches/

BC Mudslides Trapped, Merritt Evacuation, Tree DNA Evidence, Stranger Conversations, COP26: India, Belarus Sanctions and more.

The rules still remain the same: no sport, no politics, no math. But some other things have changed, like, this is now a Guest Based show!? Yes. And Grant Markham is the first! You should know him from many podcasts, including Seven Days A Geek and The Stranger Conversations. Look, the whole point of this is You Don't Need To Know Him, You Have ME! But I'll introduce you, I guess. You'll learn about that hair on his face, how he handles my awkward questions, learn if he would sacrifice his limbs to save space aliens, find out how he defines SKURDLE, TWIZEN and TUNGLE, and of course, take witness as he gets struck by Lightning Round. Find Grant on Twitter @Insta_Grants2 Find me there too @WickedTheory

This week, while the Maier's are busy with further family visits, we present to you the final portion of the Stranger Conversations. In this episode we invite producer exdrodinaire Agent Palmer and Stefanie Muniz of the Gotham Lights podcast to guest host a further and final interview of Chris and Kris's earlier Stranger Conversation episodes. We shall return to our regularly scheduled programming next week! A special thank you to Grant Markham for making this all possible! Reach Us: @kmaemaier  @badwolfbay87  @agentpalmer  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwywhoney@gmail.com Outro clip taken from the Quadcast Podcast - listen to the full episode here.

A "flashback" episode way back from almost 2 years ago!  Hope you enjoy!   ** Original Show Notes ***   Jason Parsons (7 Days a Geek, Podcasting 101) and Grant Markham (7 Days a Geek, The Stranger Conversations) have combined forces for many years to create great shows! For this episode they come together again and join me on this mega-episode! We talk about how they met, their podcasting history together and independently, the future for all of their shows and so much more!  What a great conversation! Enjoy! Links Jason Parsons (Twitter) Grant Markham (Twitter) 7 Days a Geek (Twitter) (Website) Podcasting 101 (Twitter) (Website) The Stranger Conversations (Twitter) (Website) (Instagram) Monkey Poo Studios (Website)

Happy Holidays dear friends, The Joker is here with a rewrite of 'Twas The Night Before Christmas! How fun is that!! This comes from our recent Christmas 2016 episode, look for it! Special Thanks to Grant Markham of The Stranger Conversations and 7 Days A Geek podcasts!

In light of the release of Mark Frost's Secret History Of Twin Peaks, and a brand new season of the show coming to Showtime in 2017, Fussy Bitch and Mr. Stu sit down to discuss the second season finale from 25 years ago. The first in a new series of STRANGER CONVERSATIONS delves into the finer points of the episode, charting its many cliffhangers and pitfalls, its triumphs and casualties. THE OWLS THEY WARN OF SPOILERS as the chaps discuss the ins and outs of the entire TV Series. We give thanks as always for the musical contributions of Complimentary Copies. "Don't be a Stranger" by following us at facebook.com/Strangerstothemultiplex Twitter: @strangersTTM.

This week we are super excited to have THE Grant Markham, co-host of Seven Days A Geek and creator of the probably, maybe, hopefully? to return Stranger Conversations and his theme of "Family Road Trips"! While Grant plays us some surefire hits from a UK band of the 70's and 80's (21:33, 59:01, 1:25:41, 1:56:00), Chris selects tracks from an 80's compilation album that was used to help fight cancer (38:35, 1:10:56, 1:35:42) and Paul gives us songs from a massive 90's band that could be classified as a "one album" wonder (48:02, 1:19:23, 1:50:04). All this plus Stranger Conversations and Podoberfest (4:42), 8 Track tapes (21:00), drafting in a Chevette (26:10), music exposure as a kid (31:42), Griswold moments (46:21), how old are we? (54:33), classic rock radio (1:04:51), Hauling Oates (1:12:08), misogyny (1:24:05), Edmonton to Calgary (1:44:33), and a question from Agent Palmer (2:04:21). Intro: by Paul Maier Outro: Holiday Road - Lindsay Graham Albums This Week: Supertramp - Greatest Hits   Let's Beat It - Various Artists   Spin Doctors - Pocket Full Of Kryptonite Reach Us: @insta_grants2  @pmaier001  @chrismaierBC   @olinernotes

Jason Parsons (7 Days a Geek, Podcasting 101) and Grant Markham (7 Days a Geek, The Stranger Conversations) have combined forces for many years to create great shows! For this episode they come together again and join me on this mega-episode! We talk about how they met, their podcasting history together and independently, the future for all of their shows and so much more!  What a great conversation! Enjoy! Links Jason Parsons (Twitter) Grant Markham (Twitter) 7 Days a Geek (Twitter) (Website) Podcasting 101 (Twitter) (Website) The Stranger Conversations (Twitter) (Website) (Instagram) Monkey Poo Studios (Website)

After a week off, Graphic Novice returns to discuss Nickel's appearances on other podcasts (Gotham Lights, The Stranger Conversations, The History of Bad Ideas), as well as VF's glorious chicken coop, Graphic Novice merchandise, and a few other off-topic topics. After getting a few kinks worked out of the show, we finally move things along to our review of new comics released June 10, 2015, including: Crossed Plus 100 #5, Lantern City #2, Batman #41, Detective Comics #41, Gotham Academy #7, Starfire #1, Mad Max Fury Road; Furiosa, Birthright #8, Black Science #15, Chrononauts #4, Descender #4, Saga #29, Savior #3, Starve #1, Ghost Racers #1, Inhumans Atillan Rising #2,  Secret Wars Journal #2, Silk #5, Spider-Gwen #5, Weirdworld #1, Grimm Tales of Terror #11. Before calling it a night, we look ahead to the books we'll be discussing from June 17 and June 24, 2015.  Thanks for listening. Please feel free to drop us a line if our discussion of authentic Graphic Novice merchandise has left you with a hole of desire that can only be filled by kick ass keychain bottle openers, super sweet coasters or "I heart Graphic Novice" T-Shirts.

In this episode, The Angry Ginger and The Kilted One get winded just tying our shoes. We talk trailers, movies and geek news as well. TK1 talks about his new Podcast "The Stranger Conversation", and Fox's new show Empire has nothing on the upcoming Ginger-centric show "Ginpire".