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In today's episode, we get to know Brett Keller Aka Budget WaxWe talked about: Making Beats, Live Recording, Tellus360, Analog Gear, and a bunch of other things.-Intro Music-Ray Goodman Brown Budget Waxhttps://linktr.ee/budgetwaxTap in with Earspace on Instagram @Earspacepodcast

Here is a live album of sorts; Liz Fulmer and her band playing at Tellus360 on August 18, 2019, for the Come As You Are words and music event. This is just the music. SONG LIST1) Come As You Are (Nirvana) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Piano; Allan Dutton: Guitar.2) Today (Smashing Pumpkins) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Piano; Allan Dutton: Guitar; Brendan Stengle: Bass Guitar3) Doll Parts (Hole) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Piano, Percussion; Hadassah Wilson: Vocals; Allan Dutton: Guitar4) Nuts (Bitter Delores) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Guitar5) A New England (Billy Bragg) Liz Fulmer: Guitar, Vocals; Leo DiSanto: Guitar, Vocals6) Please Please Please (The Smiths) Leo DiSanto: Guitar, Vocals; Liz Fulmer: Percussion7) Where Is My Mind? (The Pixies) Hadassah Wilson: Vocals; Liz Fulmer: Piano; Allan Dutton: Guitar; Brendan Stengle: Bass Guitar8) Pictures of You (The Cure) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Piano; Allan Dutton: Guitar; Brendan Stengle: Bass Guitar9) Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana) Liz Fulmer: Vocals, Piano; Allan Dutton: Guitar See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode #56: Come As You Are: Words and Music, Jamie Beth Cohen and Liz Fulmer shared their thoughts on the live concert they gave at Tellus360. Here, What We Will Abide offers bonus material from the concert. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hosts Kaden Stetler and Robin Vogt sit down on Episode 9 of Com Chatter to discuss "1 Year After Star Wars Rebels". We have been without Star Wars Rebels on television for 12 whole months, so. What does this mean for the future of our favorite characters like Sabine, Ahsoka and Ezra? Celebrating this past week and the hashtag #RebelsRemembered alongside the Star Wars community. Make sure to check out Rebel Cause & Brick City Blockade at Celebration Lancaster on Saturday April 13th, 2019 at Tellus360. More details can be found on Facebook and at www.brickcityblockade.com Follow Rebel Cause Lancaster & Brick City Blockade on Facebook | www.facebook.com/rebelcauselancaster/ www.facebook.com/brickcityblockadepodcast/ Thanks so much for listening, and May the Force be with you!

Hosts Kaden Stetler and Robin Vogt sit down on Episode 8 of Com Chatter to discuss the World Between Worlds. The Force resides in all beings, but only a select few have access to this alternative realm in the Star Wars storyline. Could this place have some connection to the events (theories) of Star Wars Episode IX? The gentlemen break-down their thoughts around the World Between Worlds, and a bevy of other topics. Also, some fantastic news surrounding Celebration Lancaster, coming this Spring to Lancaster, Pennsylvania! Make sure to check out Rebel Cause & Brick City Blockade at Celebration Lancaster on Saturday April 13th, 2019 at Tellus360. More details can be found on Facebook and at www.brickcityblockade.com Follow Rebel Cause Lancaster & Brick City Blockade on Facebook | www.facebook.com/rebelcauselancaster/ www.facebook.com/brickcityblockadepodcast/ Thanks so much for listening, and May the Force be with you!

It’s safe to say this is likely our weirdest episode ever…..definitely not one to miss Hear us discuss: – Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! this Sunday – #RAW & #SDLive highlights from this week – Plenty of #AEW rumors are buzzing – Taker-Mania is running wild – #WWE 2018 4Q Earnings Report – A former #NFL star signed by WWE – WWE’s next … Continue reading TakerMania is Running Wild – February 7, 2019

It's safe to say this is likely our weirdest episode ever.....definitely not one to miss Hear us discuss: - Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! this Sunday - #RAW & #SDLive highlights from this week - Plenty of #AEW rumors are buzzing - Taker-Mania is running wild - #WWE 2018 4Q Earnings Report - A former #NFL star signed by WWE - WWE's next Saudi show revealed All of this & much more Make sure you visit our website https://3countthursday.com/ Become a #Patreon supporter of #3CT & get exclusive audio content, social media shout-outs and more – visit https://www.patreon.com/3CountThursdayfor more info! Follow the 3Count team on twitter: @3CountThursday Jim (@BigJimSports on Twitter) Ryan (@ryneagle on Twitter) Matt (@3CTaPhilly8 on Twitter) ‬‬‬‬‬ Intern Mark (@3CountIntern on Twitter) Tim (@NotTheToolMan on Twitter)

It’s safe to say this is likely our weirdest episode ever…..definitely not one to miss Hear us discuss: – Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! this Sunday – #RAW & #SDLive highlights from this week – Plenty of #AEW rumors are buzzing – Taker-Mania is running wild – #WWE 2018 4Q Earnings Report – A former #NFL star signed by WWE – WWE’s next … Continue reading TakerMania is Running Wild – February 7, 2019

It's safe to say this is likely our weirdest episode ever.....definitely not one to miss Hear us discuss: - Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! this Sunday - #RAW & #SDLive highlights from this week - Plenty of #AEW rumors are buzzing - Taker-Mania is running wild - #WWE 2018 4Q Earnings Report - A former #NFL star signed by WWE - WWE's next Saudi show revealed All of this & much more Make sure you visit our website https://3countthursday.com/ Become a #Patreon supporter of #3CT & get exclusive audio content, social media shout-outs and more – visit https://www.patreon.com/3CountThursdayfor more info! Follow the 3Count team on twitter: @3CountThursday Jim (@BigJimSports on Twitter) Ryan (@ryneagle on Twitter) Matt (@3CTaPhilly8 on Twitter) ‬‬‬‬‬ Intern Mark (@3CountIntern on Twitter) Tim (@NotTheToolMan on Twitter)

This week’s show features Bill Arrowood from South Street Cinema. South Street Cinema is one of the unique spots on South Street, doing its best to help “keep South Street weird”. This not for profit movie theater plays unique, retro, classic and cult films and hosts events year round for folks to enjoy free of charge (with a suggested $5 donation - including free popcorn)! Join Kristen at South Street Cinema on February 2nd - Groundhog Day - for screenings of the movie by the same name All. Day. Long. 10am-midnight. 327 South Street - directly across from the legendary TLA. Facebook.com/southstreetcinema for more info and listings. Then, Theatre Philadelphia’s Executive Director Leigh Goldenberg stops by to give the scoop on Philly Theater Week 2019 - a 10 day festival from February 7th through 17th with the goal of showcasing the growing, vibrant and diverse theatre scene in the tri-state region. One the course of 10 days, 81 organizations will host 100 events and 315+ performances - all specially priced at three very accessible levels of free, $15 or $30. Philly Theatre Week tickets are officially on sale now at www.phillytheatreweek.org and through the TodayTix app. Check out the preview and open house on Saturday, February 2nd at Cherry Street Pier from 1-4pm. For the last segment of this episode, Kristen speaks with a good friend - Bryce Remsburg, who also happens to be a well known Chikara Pro Wrestling referee. Chikara will be celebrating National Pro Wrestling Day on Sunday, February 10th at 2pm by putting on a charity match at the Tellus360 in Lancaster, PA. The 7th annual National Pro Wrestling Day Celebration comes to Lancaster for the first time ever to celebrate the positive power of pro wrestling and support Lancaster's own Arch Street Center. (http://www.archstreetcenter.org/). Arch Street Center’s continuing mission is to support the recovery of adults living with serious mental illness by providing social, moral and material support, recreational and hygiene facilities and fresh, nutritious meals in a safe, nurturing environment. They currently have around 300 members and serve approximately 45 individuals daily, or nearly 16,500 meals annually. Admission to this super cool wrestling event is free, however a $10 minimum donation is suggested. ALL proceeds go directly to the Arch Street Center. This event is completely family friendly and suitable for all ages. Buy tickets and find out more at ChikaraPro.com.

This week we are thrilled to welcome one of our absolute favorite officials in the business Bryce Remsburg to talk about his officiating career, Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! and much more Following the interview there is TONS to discuss this week, including: – #IndyWrestling shows this weekend – Highlights from #RAW & #SDLive go-home shows – Did #WWE spoil their own #WWEHOF announcement? – #NXTTakeOverPhoenix predictions … Continue reading Da Bryce Is Right – January 24, 2019

This week we are thrilled to welcome one of our absolute favorite officials in the business Bryce Remsburg to talk about his officiating career, Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! and much more Following the interview there is TONS to discuss this week, including: - #IndyWrestling shows this weekend - Highlights from #RAW & #SDLive go-home shows - Did #WWE spoil their own #WWEHOF announcement? - #NXTTakeOverPhoenix predictions - #ImpactWrestling stars are WWE bound - What is happening with #RondaRousey? All of this & much, much more Make sure you visit our website https://3countthursday.com/ Become a #Patreon supporter of #3CT & get exclusive audio content, social media shout-outs and more – visit https://www.patreon.com/3CountThursday for more info! Follow the 3Count team on twitter: @3CountThursday Jim (@BigJimSports on Twitter) Ryan (@ryneagle on Twitter) Matt (@3CTaPhilly8 on Twitter) ‬‬‬‬‬ Intern Mark (@3CountIntern on Twitter) Tim (@NotTheToolMan on Twitter)

This week we are thrilled to welcome one of our absolute favorite officials in the business Bryce Remsburg to talk about his officiating career, Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! and much more Following the interview there is TONS to discuss this week, including: – #IndyWrestling shows this weekend – Highlights from #RAW & #SDLive go-home shows – Did #WWE spoil their own #WWEHOF announcement? – #NXTTakeOverPhoenix predictions … Continue reading Da Bryce Is Right – January 24, 2019

This week we are thrilled to welcome one of our absolute favorite officials in the business Bryce Remsburg to talk about his officiating career, Chikara presents National Pro Wrestling Day 2019 at Tellus360! and much more Following the interview there is TONS to discuss this week, including: - #IndyWrestling shows this weekend - Highlights from #RAW & #SDLive go-home shows - Did #WWE spoil their own #WWEHOF announcement? - #NXTTakeOverPhoenix predictions - #ImpactWrestling stars are WWE bound - What is happening with #RondaRousey? All of this & much, much more Make sure you visit our website https://3countthursday.com/ Become a #Patreon supporter of #3CT & get exclusive audio content, social media shout-outs and more – visit https://www.patreon.com/3CountThursday for more info! Follow the 3Count team on twitter: @3CountThursday Jim (@BigJimSports on Twitter) Ryan (@ryneagle on Twitter) Matt (@3CTaPhilly8 on Twitter) ‬‬‬‬‬ Intern Mark (@3CountIntern on Twitter) Tim (@NotTheToolMan on Twitter)

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  In November, we hosted our 2018 Lancaster Story Slam Grand Slam and our theme was “Bad Idea!”  As you know, our Grand Slam features our monthly winners from throughout the season who return to compete for the title of Best Storyteller in Lancaster.   This year, Chris McDougall won the grand slam about how investigating a sound in the alley turned out to be a bad idea. If you enjoy our podcast, you will probably also enjoy our live events!  A few changes are on the horizon for our fair Story Slam for 2019, so listen up.  Our typical venue, Tellus360 will be undergoing some renovations in the room where we host story slam, so we’ve found an alternate venue in Zoetropolis Cinema Stillhouse for our first few months of 2019.  Please join us at Zoetropolis located at 112 N. Water St, Lancaster. There they currently have a full bar and food, and will be opening a restaurant! As you know, Story Slam is held the 4th Tuesday of each month and in 2019 we will move the event to a 7pm start time!  So, 4th Tuesday of the month, 7pm at Zoetropolis. Now, back to our Grand Slam feature stories! Michael Evans returned to our stage after initially winning our January “New Beginnings” Slam.  Here is Michael’s story about how building the community within a church is a real challenge. Our next story comes from Marcus Grimm. Marcus told us about his first internship, writing ad copy at a local radio station. Remember the theme was Bad Idea. Remember that we’ll launch our 5th season starting on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 7pm at Zoetropolis.  Tickets for our events are available on our website, and while you’re there, you can sign up for our monthly newsletter. This year You can also follow us on Twitter, on Facebook, and watch videos of all the stories from our events on our YouTube channel. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our theme for October was SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET. Cynthia Angst won our October Story Slam with her tale of literally finding a skeleton in her kitchen cupboards.  Cynthia earned our final slot in the 2018 Lancaster Story Slam Grand Slam, which will take place on Tuesday, November 27th at Tellus360. Tickets for this event go on sale now!  Our next story comes from Sue Cavaliere. Sue tells about learning some of her family’s dark secrets and determines to bring them into the light.  Our final story is from Beth Horenkamp. Her take on the theme was quite different.    If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our theme for September was Homecoming. Mandy Mastros won our Story Slam with her story of growing up in Lancaster under rough circumstances, only to return to the city with a renewed spirit. Our next story comes from Terri Shadle. Terri tells about her attempt to overcome shyness while traveling. Our final story is from a first time storyteller. Meghan O’Reilly told us about the challenges that faced her and her siblings when their mother became ill.  We have one more story slam before the grand slam. Join us on Tuesday, October 23rd for Skeletons in the Closet! We start telling stories at 8pm at Tellus360. Come on out. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  Our theme for July was “BEACH BUM!” The night was filled with stories of beaches wide and far. Cliff Lewis won our Beach Bum Story Slam with his story of being shipped to his grandparents house in Florida. Cliff won the title of Best Storyteller in Lancaster back in 2015, and he’ll be returning to the  Grand Slam stage on November 27th. Save the date! Our next story is from first time storyteller Wendy Baker Davis. Even though it was her first time at the mic, Wendy wasn’t afraid to bare all on stage. Here’s Wendy! Our final story is from frequent storyteller David Smith. Dave drove out to the Story Slam from his home near Philly after a long day of work, and we’re glad he did. Here is Dave’s story about a vacation from hell. Our next Story Slam will be held on September 25th and the theme is HOMECOMING! Join us at Tellus360 - we start telling stories at 8pm but most people come early for dinner and drinks. This could be the month you tell your story! Grab your tickets at our website. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our theme for July was “Fast Lane!” The night was filled with stories of quick exits, high school pranks, and cross country trips.  We’re swerving into the Fast Lane now with our winning story featuring Chris McDougall. Chris is best known for his best-selling trail running book Born To Run, but this story is about his days as a rower in high school.  Next up, we were thrilled to see Cliff Lewis return to the mic. Cliff won the title of best storyteller in Lancaster back in 2015, and he returned with this amazing story about an all-American holiday.  Our final story is from Eileen Joyce, a very funny storyteller from York. This was an audience favorite.  Our next Story Slam will be held on August 28th and the theme is BEACH BUM! Join us at Tellus360 - we start telling stories at 8pm but most people come early for dinner and drinks. This could be the month you tell your story! Grab your tickets at LancasterStorySlam.com. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month.  

Welcome to the West Chester Story Slam podcast! Cynthia Angst won our May Story Slam, which was themed “Good Vibrations!” Cynthia won the prized pint glass and has earned a slot in the Grand Slam, which will take place in November! Okay, we had a few audio issues at our story slam so we’re going back into the archives for our next story - and we’re traveling to Lancaster! This story was told in March 2015  at Lancaster Story Slam by one of our favorite storytellers - Frank Melvin. Frank always cracks us up and we have a blast in Lancaster. I’m sure you know our West Chester Story Slam takes place on the second tuesday of each month, well, our Lancaster Story Slam always takes place on the fourth tuesday of the month - and it’s held at Tellus360 right in downtown Lancaster. Come on out! Okay, let’s play one more story. This is a classic, one of the most popular stories, and it was told by Terry Heyman way back in February of 2012. The theme of the night was Fiction Romance, but there is no doubt Terry was feeling good vibrations on the night this story transpired. Hey, this summer could be when you catch a Story Slam! On June 12th, our theme is Road Trip! On July 10th, our theme is Family Feud! And August 14th, the theme is Sick! Tickets go on sale the day after each month’s story slam. And if you want to tell a story, buy your ticket and then see me - Jim - when you arrive! All the info you need can be found at our website. Well, that’s our podcast for this month! If you are a fan of the West Chester Story Slam podcast - please let your friends know, or write a review on iTunes. We are also looking for a podcast sponsor for the 2018 season, if interested, email us at wcstoryslam@aol.com for more info.  

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Even though our February Story Slam was two weeks after Valentine’s Day, we decided to try the theme of “First Crush” and wow! Did we get crushed! We heard some hilarious and some heartbreaking stories about first loves - all the stories were excellent - the judging was really close - and we ended up with a tie! Christian Carrion and Marcus Grimm both walked away with prized pint glasses and both were invited back to our November Grand Slam! Christian Carrion was a first time storyteller. It’s so exciting when a first-timer gets up on stage and crushes it! Congratulations Chris! If you think you want to tell a story on stage, but want some guidance, check out our Storytelling Workshop! In this one night session we’ll cover basic story structure, creative language, and more. It’s a great way to build your confidence before taking to the mic. We only do this workshop once a year, and this year the date is April 18th.  Our co-winner for the First Crush Story Slam was Marcus Grimm. Marcus discussed his first television crush and how she kept resurfacing in his life.   Our final storyteller is our dear friend Kevin Beerman. Friends of Kevin know this remarkable and heartwarming story, so it was great to hear him tell this onstage. Here’s Kevin.   We loved this story. Although Kevin is a first-time storyteller, his wife Donna Talarico has told stories often at Lancaster Story Slam. Together, they organize Hippocamp - a Creative Nonfiction Writers Conference, which has brought in some of today’s greatest authors. Hippocamp 2018 will take place the weekend of August 24th. Google hippocamp 2018 to learn more! If you have been a podcast listener, but haven’t made it to one of our live events, you should make plans to come out to Tellus360 in 2018! Our 2018 dates and themes are all posted on our website.  If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  We kicked off our fourth season of Lancaster Story Slam with the theme of New Beginnings! Our schedule of 2018 Story Slams is available on the website - you can check out upcoming live events, workshops, and watch videos of past stories at our website. First-time storyteller Michael Evans won the January “New Beginnings” Story Slam with this heartfelt story. You just heard Michael’s story, but he wasn’t the only one to get personal. Brian Gish took the theme of New Beginnings and talked about an intense time of his life. We’re going to lighten it up a little with our final story. Tony Crocamo was the winner of our 2017 Grand Slam and he returned in January with this funny story about the trials and tribulations of moving to Lancaster.   If you have been a podcast listener, but haven’t made it to one of our live events, you should make plans to come out to Tellus360 in 2018! Our 2018 dates and themes are all posted on our website. Check out all the details at LancasterStorySlam.com. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month.  Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  We wrapped up our third season of Lancaster Story Slam on November 28th with our 2017 Grand Slam! Thanks to everyone who came out - it was a packed house! Our theme for the night was “Promises!” For those who don’t know, the Grand Slam features the winning storytellers from throughout the season, and our winner was Tony Crocamo! Tony won the title “Best Storyteller in Lancaster” and took home the trophy with his remembrance of going to a school dance. Next up, Linda Silberman. In the past year, Linda has told a few stories about her relationship with her mother, and this story really encapsulates that bond. Our final story is about a memorable travel day. Beth Horenkamp recalls attending an amazing event while traveling through Europe. If you have been a podcast listener, but haven’t made it to one of our live events, you should make plans to come out to Tellus360 in 2018! Our 2018 dates and themes should be posted by mid-December. Check out all the details at LancasterStorySlam.com. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  Our September Story Slam was themed “Old School,” and we heard tales about being in school, as well as stories about doing things “old school!” Let’s hear the winning story by Brian William Gish!  Our next story was an audience favorite! Mike Lombardo tells about trying to score points with his wife - and how it was an upward battle. Our next storyteller is also a first timer, Kirk Hummel. Kirk wowed us with his imagery in this story - it’s funny and a little disturbing!   Here are few dates to jot down in your calendar. Our next Story Slam is our last regular story slam of the season! Come on out on October 24th and the theme is Nightmares! Tell us your favorite story about having nightmares while sleeping or living a nightmare in your life - maybe it was a terrible job or a rough relationship. Our events are held at Tellus360 and we start telling stories at 8pm. Also - you don’t want to miss the 2017 GRAND SLAM, which will take place on November 28th. Tickets for the GRAND SLAM have sold out in years past, so make a note to order your tickets on Wednesday, October 25th so you get your seat! If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month.  You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and watch videos of all our storytellers on YouTube! Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our August Story Slam was themed “Hot Mess” and the night ended in a tie! Two stories about being caught in dangerous heat won the night.  Let’s start with the co-winning story from Jim Pollak.  If you love storytelling because you are a writer, check out HippoCamp 2017! HippoCamp is a three day conference for creative non-fiction writers, and this year features keynote speakers Tobias Wolff and Dinty W. Moore. The conference includes special breakout sessions on writing, publishing and even storytelling. It’s all happening right in downtown Lancaster this September 8-10, 2017. The co-winner of the night was no stranger to our stage. Aaron Lewis won a Lancaster Story Slam last year and has emceed both here and in York.    Both Aaron and Jim Pollak will be competing in our 2017 Lancaster Story Slam Grand Slam this November. Our final story has a different type of Hot Mess. Jim Hamrick told this story of a very awkward moment shopping with his family. Our next Story Slam will be Tuesday, September 26th and the theme is Old School. Tell us your favorite story of being a student in school, teaching at school, or how you tackled an issue “old school.” Our events are held at Tellus360 and we start telling stories at 8pm. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!    

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast.  Our July Story Slam was themed, “That One Time,” and we had so many people sign up to tell stories!  Our July winner was Linda Silberman. Linda won with her story of “coming to” and finding herself in a very precarious situation. Here is Linda! Linda had an excellent July. In addition to winning Lancaster Story Slam, she also won Harrisburg Story Slam, which debuted earlier in the month. Congratulations Linda! Our next story was the first story told at our “That One Time” Story Slam, and it kind of set the tone for the night. Mitch Jureckson had us all cracking up with his story of a college prank that got a bit out of hand. Here’s Mitch!   Our final storyteller is Liz Yocom. Liz has told a few stories about her dating life, and this is one of her funniest. Here’s Liz. Our next Story Slam is themed “Hot Mess,” and will be held on Tuesday, August 22nd at Tellus360 in downtown Lancaster, PA. You can order your tickets and watch videos of stories at our website. And don’t forget to check out other local Story Slams - York Story Slam, West Chester Story Slam, and Harrisburg Story Slam! Well, that’s our podcast for this month! If you are a fan of the Lancaster Story Slam podcast - please let your friends know, or write a review on iTunes.

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our June Story Slam was themed “Awkward Pause!” We had so much fun listening to stories about those awkward moments in people’s lives. It was fascinating to hear people’s takes on this theme and we’ve chosen three of our favorite stories from the night. First up, Tony Crocamo won the Story Slam with his awkward love story. If you love storytelling because you are a writer, check out HippoCamp 2017! HippoCamp is a three day conference for creative non-fiction writers, and this year features keynote speakers Tobias Wolff and Dinty W. Moore. The conference includes special breakout sessions on writing, publishing and even storytelling. It’s all happening right in downtown Lancaster this September eighth through tenth.  Our next story is from first-time storyteller Marc Anthony. Marc cracked us up by telling this story of how his celebrity crush led to some very awkward moments. Sometimes awkward moments can bubble up into rage. That’s what happened to Meg Martin in this Awkward Moments story. A word of warning - Meg’s story contains foul language so turn the dial down if kids are listening.  Meg’s story was a crowd favorite and her mannerisms on stage made the story even better. You can watch Meg’s story and all our stories on the Lancaster Story Slam YouTube page. Our next Story Slam will be Tuesday, July 25th and the theme is “That One Time!” This is really an open theme - tell us that epic story you always share with family and friends! Our events are held at Tellus360 and we start telling stories at 8pm. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!  

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast! Our May Story Slam was themed Don’t Tell Mom! Our winner on the night was first-time storyteller Brian Layng, who shared his story about how much his mother worries about him. Our next storyteller was also a first-timer - Jim Pollak! Jim explained how his relationship with his mother has changed over the years. Our final storyteller has told several stories about her relationship with her mother, so we were excited to hear what story she would tell us on this night! Here's Linda Silberman. Our next Story Slam will be Tuesday, June 27th and the theme is ... Awkward Pause! We want to hear stories about those embarrassing moments where the room fell quiet, or where you expressed some other type of extreme awkwardness. You can read more about the theme at LancasterStorySlam.com. Our events are held at Tellus360 and we start telling stories at 8pm. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!  

The theme for our April Story Slam was Money! We had a fun night, hearing from several first time storytellers and a few seasoned performers also. David Smith won our Money story Slam with his tale of a moment when his understanding of money changed.  We’ve all tried to save money in ways which we later regret. Melissa Snavely tells her story of trying to get something for free. Was it worth it? We’ll let you decide. Our final storyteller is Chris McDougall. In his early days, Chris was a foreign reporter for AP. At our “Money’ Story Slam, he told us about one of his dangerous “other duties” during this time. Our next Story Slam is themed “Don’t Tell Mom,” and will be held on Tuesday May 23rd at Tellus360 in downtown Lancaster, PA. You can order your tickets and watch videos of stories at LancasterStorySlam.com. Well, that’s our podcast for this month! If you are a fan of the West Chester Story Slam podcast - please let your friends know, or write a review on iTunes.

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!  Our March Story Slam was themed “Man Vs. Beast” and it felt like everyone had a story! We heard tales about wild animals and challenging pets - and when it was over, Matt McDunnell won the night with his squirrelly tale. Matt took the prized pint glass and earned a spot in our November Grand Slam.     Our next Storyteller is Samantha Bare. Sam had won a story slam last season, and returned with her sad tale about her beloved hamster. Next up is first-time storyteller Adam Shapiro.    Our next Story Slam will be Tuesday, April 25th and the theme is Money! Tell us a story about how money - or lack of it - has shaped your life. Our events are held at Tellus360 and we start telling stories at 8pm. You can pick up your tickets at lancasterstoryslam.com and if you want to tell a story, simply sign up when you arrive. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

The 2017 Lancaster Story Slam season is in full swing. Our theme for February was “Love and Hate,” and we heard all different takes on the subject. It was quite a turnout too as people celebrated Mardi Gras - a festive night for sure! When it was over, Beth Horenkamp was declared the winning storyteller. Beth has taken to the stage several times over the past two years.  Beth will be returning to the Grand Slam this November. She was also a grand slam competitor last season! Do you have a story you want to tell on stage? Have you been secretly thinking you want to tell a story but would like a boost of confidence? We’re holding our Storytelling Workshop on Wednesday night, April 5th at Tellus 360. Our two-hour class will help you think through how to draft your story and provide tips on telling your story live on stage. Learn more on the website, Lancaster Story Slam on the Workshops page. Register to secure your spot. Laura Heller told about how one slip changed her whole international experience.  Here’s a totally different take on the theme of Love and Hate. Linda Silberman was a first-time storyteller, and we can say we are glad she is back her in Pennsylvania.  Our final storyteller is my co-producer, Jim Breslin. He recalls a controversial celebrity that he worked with years ago. Lancaster Story Slam is always held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Tellus360. Our events start at 8pm, but we recommend arriving early to grab a pint and food at the front bar. You can check out all the details, the rules, and the the themes for the year at our website - LancasterStorySlam.com. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month.

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast!We kicked off our third season of storytelling with the theme of Small World! Eileen Joyce won the night with her story of stalking like-named people throughout the world.  Our second storyteller is Tony Crocamo. If you’ve been listening to the podcast, you know Tony’s stories, always thoughtful and well told. Tony happened to be the first name drawn out of a hat at our January Story Slam, so it was a delight for us to open up the 2017 season with this story. Do you dream of telling a story onstage, but feel like you’d like some assistance? We’re making plans to hold our annual storytelling workshop - a two-hour class that will help you shape your story and steel your nerves to take the plunge. Our tentative date is Wednesday, April 12th. Check the news section of our website for confirmation and to register. Our final storyteller is Melissa Snavely. Melissa is one of our volunteers who helps us with ticketing and admissions at our live events. She told her inspiring story of attending the Women’s March in Washington DC and the memories it conjured up. Lancaster Story Slam is always held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Tellus360. Our events start at 8pm, but we recommend arriving early to grab a pint and food at the front bar. You can check out all the details, the rules, and the the themes for the year at our website - Lancasterstoryslam.com. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month.  Thanks for listening!

This Lancaster Story Slam podcast is sponsored by Levante Brewing Company! Elevate your craft with a pint from Levante! Our 2016 Story Slam season ended with a remarkable night of stories at our second annual Grand Slam. The winning storytellers competed for the title of Best Storyteller in Lancaster. The theme for the night was Rise Above. Thanks to all our storytellers, the judges, and the sold out audience who cheered on the storytellers throughout this magical night. The Best Storyteller in Lancaster for 2016 is Audrey Lopez! Back in June, Audrey earned her Grand Slam spot with a story of how peanut butter and jelly played a role in her assimilation. In the Grand Slam, she told the story of how she came to find her voice. Here is Audrey. Our second story comes from Tony Crocamo. Tony earned his Grand Slam slot with an instant classic - the chewing gum story - which he told back in May. At the Grand Slam, he told a story about marriage. Our final story is from Aaron Spangler, who had won our April story slam with his story about Respect. At the Grand Slam, Aaron told how he learned about a family secret that shook him to the core. Our 2017 Story Slam season begins on Tuesday, January 24th at Tellus360! Date and themes for the entire season will be announced soon so check out lancasterstoryslam.com and sign up for our newsletter. We hope to see you on stage in 2017. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks for listening!

Jordan Capizzi’s septet Ton-Taun has, in one form or another, been around for a decade. They happily play local gigs and have produced four albums. Their most recent enterprise is an EP entitled Sorry Brian: You’re Derek Now which will be released this weekend by means of a musical theater performance of the same name. The show runs from Dec 2-4 at Tellus360 in Lancaster.Jordan came by the TBA School back in September to discuss being an artist, finding common ground with people you disagree with, and avoiding arguments with his father. He brought along his guitar and gave the inaugural studio music session for What We Will Abide. Surely we will have more.http://samschindler.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/WWWA_025_120116.mp3DOWNLOAD this episodeSUBSCRIBE to this podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Lancaster Story Slam podcast is sponsored by Levante Brewing Company! Elevate your craft with a pint from Levante! In August, we heard stories about panic! Our Story Slam was themed Panic Switch! Rebecca Thatcher Murcia won the story slam with her tale of labor - you could say this was a labor of love. Rebecca is a writer and journalist. She is the author of the book Seeking Saul: An American Mother’s Journey to Colombia. Our second Panic story is from David Smith. David has entertained us with stories from his days working in television, but this may be his best one yet. Our next storyteller is Bryan R. Caine. Bryan has already won a story slam this season, but he returned to the stage with a Panic story. A reminder - Our next Story Slam is MONDAY, September 26th at Tellus360 and the theme is “CHAOS!” Tell us your story about when things spun out of control. We can’t control everything in our life. We all have to deal with messes from time to time. David’s soccer story would have fit in Chaos. Whether you have a CHAOS story or just want to listen to others, you are invited to come watch these stories told live on stage - there’s nothing quite like it! You can quickly order your tickets off of the lancasterstoryslam.com tickets page. If you enjoyed the podcast, we’d love it if you you would leave a rating and review on iTunes, or let your friends know they can listen to Lancaster folks telling true tales each month. Thanks again to our podcast sponsor - Levante Brewing Company!

Today we have three stories from our 2015 Lancaster Story Slam Grand Slam, which was held in the end of November at Tellus360. At the Grand Slam, the winning storytellers from the season competed for the title of Best Storyteller in Lancaster. It was a blast, and when the dust settled, Cliff Lewis emerged as the Champion. Cliff told a story about how he ended up in a schoolyard feud in high school. The theme of the night was Heroes! Our next story from the Grand Slam is from Matt Kabik, and we love this story because - at some point in our life - we’ve all asked the question - why are we friends with that person? Here’s Matt’s story. Our final story is from Steve Clark. Steve was still recovering from his first ever marathon when he stepped up to the mic. Here is Steve. Our first Lancaster Story Slam of 2016 is taking place at Tellus360 on January 26th. Anyone who wants to tell a story can sign up upon arrival. We ask you to sign a release so we can put your story on Youtube and possibly feature your story in our podcast. Oh, the theme for our January Story Slam is Resolutions! We hope to see you there! If you go to lancasterstoryslam.com, you can sign up for our monthly newsletter. You can also follow us on twitter at @lancstoryslam or on facebook at lancaster story slam. Nothing pairs with good storytelling like great beer, so a big thanks to Levante Brewing Company for their sponsorship of the podcast! 

Hi I’m Carla Wilson and you’re listening to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast. I’m so happy to bring you this bonus episode. Friday, November 20th, marked the Extraordinary Give event in downtown Lancaster. Friday Live Lancaster, the live-streaming radio show hosted by Joe DeVoy owner at Tellus360 and Laura Kendall of the Ware Center, hosted their broadcast at Tellus360 that day. They asked if one of our storytellers could open the show with a story and Frank Melvin told his “Embarrassing Moments” story from the January 2015 event. Don’t forget that our Grand Slam is approaching! Our 10 winners from January through October will return to the stage at Tellus360 on Tuesday, November 24th to tell stories on the theme “Heroes!”We expect the Grand Slam event to sell out. We highly suggest that you buy tickets in advance. $8 online and $10 at the door (if seats are still available). You can order tickets at LancasterStorySlam.com

Each Friday at The Rabbit & The Dragonfly, Friday Live Lancaster hosts a live-streaming radio show about the arts and humanities in the city of Lancaster, PA, hosted by Laura Kendall of The Ware Center and Joe Devoy of Tellus360. Recently we were invited to Friday Live Lancaster to talk about our upcoming Grand Slam happening in November.  The producers also asked me to bring along one of our storytellers, so of course, I brought our very first Lancaster Story Slam winner, Matthew Kabik.   You heard it here first: We expect the November 24th Grand Slam event to sell out. We highly suggest that you buy tickets in advance. $8 online and $10 at the door (if seats are still available). Ticket sales will start on Wednesday October 28. You can order tickets at LancasterStorySlam.com

Lancaster Story Slam co-founder Carla Wilson recently appeared on Friday Live Lancaster to talk about Lancaster Story Slam and our upcoming "Family Feud" Story Slam, which is Tuesday, August 25 at Tellus360. Friday Live Lancaster is Lancaster, PA's live, online radio show about the City of Lancaster, its art, culture, people, and events. The hosts of the show are Laura Kendall, Director of the Ware Center at Millersville University, and Joe Devoy, the owner of Tellus360. The show takes place at The Rabbit & The Dragonfly (51 N. Market Street in Place Marie), Fridays at 11 am. So why was I invited as a guest on the show? To talk about Lancaster Story Slam, of course!

Here's three stories from our Lancaster Story Slam held at Tellus360 in Lancaster, PA, February 24, 2015. On this podcast you'll hear a story from Joanne Rafferty who won the night with an incredulous story of being busted while enjoying a guilty pleasure. Hudson Van Ormer wowed the crowd with his simple, yet insightful story about his enjoyable vice. In Steve Musser's story, his love of a certain dessert has endured, despite this crazy incident he experienced as a kid.

Here's three stories from the "Embarrassing Moments" Story Slam, which was held on January 28th at Tellus360 in Lancaster, PA. Bryce Dawson recalls an awkward campground incident. Frank Melvin tells of a desperate morning at a friend's house. Matthew Kabik tells the story of running a questionable errand with his father resulted in a rather embarrassing situation. Learn more about our live events at LancasterStorySlam.com.