Podcast appearances and mentions of tom pappalardo

A post-apocalyptic Northampton? Rival landscaping companies MURDERING each other in Easthampton? I'll introduce you to the imagination of local hero author Tom Pappalardo. How Joe Manchin is giving Congressman Jim McGovern whiplash. And The Congressman's new drag name! Celebrating Joni Mitchell's historic musical comeback. Taking a look at the first ever unionized Trader Joe's, right here in Hadley. Taking theater back to the land in an attempt to bring the land back. The final performance in the 30 plus year history of the Ko Festival of Performance. Plus rum.

Going back to the December 14, 2013 cirque, we have readings from that snowy night from Gerald Yelle and Tom Pappalardo, and performances from Azuza Inkh and Problem With Dragons. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/support

  A few months ago we once again put the fate of Saga Thing in your hands. You had the option to choose our next saga, selecting between two of Iceland's greatest literary monuments and The Saga of the Foster-Brothers. The will of the people was made manifest and we got to work. You've been waiting patiently. Join us now for the first of many episodes on our listener selected saga of 2019, Egil's Saga. In this episode, we cover chapters 1-6. Here the dramatic tension revolves around King Harald Tangle-Hair's rise to power as he seeks to become sole ruler of Norway. One by one, the best men of Norway fall like dominoes before him, dying in battle, fleeing to new lands, and even burying themselves in mounds to avoid submitting to King Harald. Some embrace the seemingly inevitable and join the swelling ranks of King Harald's supporters.  You won't run into Egil Skallagrimsson in this episode. This one is all about setting up the world into which he will be born. But you will meet Egil's grandfather, Kvelduf, his father, Grim, and his uncle, Thorolf. You'll also meet Kari of Berle, Kveldulf's best friend, and his sons Eyvind Lamb and Olvir Hump. How will these men respond to calls to either join Harald or risk their lives fighting against him? There's only one way to find out (assuming you can't read the saga yourself for some reason).  Please feel free to submit any questions or comments you'd like us to address from this episode. We'll set aside some time at the end of each episode going forward to tackle those. You can send them to us via email, twitter, or facebook. When you're finished, be sure to check out our Select Bibliography for Egil's Saga on our blog site. There you'll find citations for all the articles and books we mention throughout our journey through Egil's Saga. We'll be adding to it as we go. As always, a special thanks to our Saga Thing illustrator, Matt Smith for the portraits of Kveldulf and his sons.  We look forward to seeing what he does with the rest of Egil's Saga. If you like the work Matt's been doing for us, check out his latest project Metal Quest, a collaboration with Tom Pappalardo. You can keep up with Matt's latest doodles, drawings, and progress on Twitter. Music Credits: Intro Music - "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Preview Music - A blend of "Procession of the King" and "Mountain Emperor" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - "Stormfront" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Selections from music by Kevin MacLeod licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

We opened up the Locked on Bears mailbag for a question on Twitter from one of the loyal listeners of the podcast. Tom Pappalardo asked about whether or not James Daniels' athletic tools would allow him to compete with Charles Leno Jr. at left tackle. If Daniels couldn't hold up on the outside, he could just slide back in to left guard, Pappalardo said. Host Lorin Cox answers the question and dives into the nuance of offensive line play, analyzing the different types of athleticism required to play tackle versus guard and whether Daniels fits the mold. If you have a question you want answered on the podcast, tweet @LockedonBears or send us a message on the Locked on Bears Facebook page. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We opened up the Locked on Bears mailbag for a question on Twitter from one of the loyal listeners of the podcast.Tom Pappalardo asked about whether or not James Daniels' athletic tools would allow him to compete with Charles Leno Jr. at left tackle. If Daniels couldn't hold up on the outside, he could just slide back in to left guard, Pappalardo said.Host Lorin Cox answers the question and dives into the nuance of offensive line play, analyzing the different types of athleticism required to play tackle versus guard and whether Daniels fits the mold.If you have a question you want answered on the podcast, tweet @LockedonBears or send us a message on the Locked on Bears Facebook page. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tom Pappalardo is a writer, comicsmaker, graphic designer, musician, and, well, a lot of other great stuff you can learn about at http://tompappalardo.com/The Hampshire Gazette calls him "a pretty well-known name in these parts." We talked about the usual famey stuff, and coffee, and he read from his new and much heralded book, "One More Cup of Coffee." I asked Tom his thoughts about that particular beverage and YOU WON’T BELIEVE HIS RESPONSE!! Wait, that’s clickbait without a link to click. I wish I had asked Tom more about his absolutely amazing rock-show and other posters and the bands and other entities he made them for, but I forgot - next time! But see them here!https://standard-design.squarespace.com/print/Last, buy many great items Pappalardo here:http://tompappalardo.com/buy/***Also, in the episode, as much as I cringe at doing, I make a plea for you yes YOU to help us survive, grow, thrive using your ability to click stuff and/or money! by going to http://patreon.com/15minutesjamiebergerOr here:http://www.15minutesjamieberger.com/news/2016/10/24/two-ways-to-chip-inOr by just sending a donation to 15minutesjamieberger@gmail.com via Paypal.Please please like us and follow us and review us and subscribe to us here or on fricking iTunes or wherever you cast your pods!Thanks!Happy March!-jamie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our buddy, artist and author Tom Pappalardo stops by the cozy shack to talk about his new book and some sweet sweet merch that could be the answer to your gift-giving problems!

Should Stevens had waited? Does the Court vacancy derail the climate bill? Plus, Tracy Van Slyke on her new book "Beyond The Echo Chamber," The Optimist, Tom Pappalardo, warns you about his funeral, and Poetry on the Radio's Sarah Lariviere makes a new best friend.

Post-SOTU analysis. Tom Pappalardo bring the nation together. Glenn Johnson defends Martha Coakley's baseball ignorance. Sarah Buttenwieser takes on Heidi Montag.

Why a Martha Coakley Senate victory is essential for a successful Obama presidency. Plus, Tom Pappalardo and Diane Bilyak.

Our Culture Roundtable of Traci Olsen, Tom Pappalardo and Jaz Tupelo review the highs and low of the decade.

Health care update from Bill Scher. Bill Dwight on his brush with far right extremist hate. Tom Pappalardo hosts Art Talk, and Sarah Lariviere brings us Poetry on the Radio.

The latest twists in the health care debate, Tom Pappalardo likes his stuff and Sarah Buttenwieser on lessons from the wrongful arrest of Henry Louis Gates.

Bill Scher on next steps for the climate bill and public health insurance option. Tom Pappalardo's brush with crime. Poetry on the Radio with Sarah Lariviere. And Sarah Buttenwieser asks if boys can wear pink?

Vote Yes Northampton's Pamela Schwartz on cities and towns caught between raising taxes or cutting services. Plus, Ben Ray on U.S. House races to watch in 2010, poetry corner with Sarah Lariviere, Bill Scher on Iran and healthcare, and Tom Pappalardo wants you to shut up.

Jason Rosenbaum from Health Care for America Now! about the flurry of health reform activity, Tom Pappalardo on the joys of box-stacking, Glenn Johnson on the spot for ice cream and stuffed cabbage, Sarah Lariviere debuts our poetry corner, and Bill Scher on the House climate compromise.