Jason Sims has pleasant phone conversations with delightful people on a variety of topics, recording and podcasting them for your enjoyment.
Produced by Nowah Jacobs.
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Hello, this is producer Nowah writing you.
Last Sunday night, Jason spoke with Taylor from Denver. It was my favorite “episode” of Jason Sims Is Calling You that we’ve done to date. Two of the most thoughtful people I know having a genuinely funny and poignant conversation. The phone call did not record. It is lost for good. There will be no new episode this week. I am a big baby so this stings as a major failure on my part as producer of this “program.”
In addition, if you know Jason or me at all you know that we are working on a multitude of other projects in our day job lives right now that make it hard for us to schedule with the potential guests who get back to us (1 in 5). We have decided that it will be better for the quality of all of these things if we try out going bi-weekly for a while.
We’re hoping the next call will drop on March 10, but if our regroup needs to last until the 17th or beyond, so be it. Remember that if you want to be a part of the proceedings, you can reach us at jasonsimsiscallingyou@gmail.com. Wednesday and Thursday nights work best, historically.
Until then, Jason will talk to you over on Jason Sims Puts You In Your Place. Nowah will talk to you over at Nowah Jacobs’s Can-Do Attitude. You can get to know lost guest Taylor on Twitter or her life-affirming podcast These Things Matter.
Yours,
NJ
We’re taking a quick breather this week. We’ll talk to you again in March. In the meantime, if you’d like to sign up to talk to Jason, let us know! and remember that Jason has another thing called Jason Sims Puts You In Your Place, and Nowah has another thing called Nowah Jacobs’s Can-Do Attitude.
Bryce in Iowa: Bryce is a native Ohioan illustrator who now lives in Iowa.
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Patricia in Cullman, AL: Patricia is a mother from nearby Cullman, Alabama.
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One year ago today, Jason Tweeted the Tweet that led to the creation of this project.
An experiment: If you live in the continental U.S. & DM me your number in the next 15 minutes or so, I will probably call you.
— Jason Sims (@jason_sims) February 4, 2012
Larry in Jackson, MS: Larry works for the Mississippi Arts Commission.
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Lisa in Cinnaminson, NJ & Steve in Portland, OR: Lisa is a middleman from south Jersey. Steve is an urban planner from Portland.
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HOUSEKEEPING:
Hope in Knoxville, TN: Hope is a student from Tennessee.
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Jenny in Silver Spring, MD: Jenny is a technical writer who owns a soda machine.
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Keith in Chicago, IL: Keith is the former editor of the Onion A.V. Club who now freelances in Chicago, IL.
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Chris in Los Angeles, CA: Chris is an online teacher who also works in the non-profit sector in Los Angeles, CA.
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Alex in Manhattan, NY: Alex works for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund in New York City, but grew up 45 minutes away from Jason near Winchester, Tennessee.
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Geneva in Washington, DC: Geneva is a Midwesterner who is arguably fluent in Japanese and who just moved to Washington, DC.
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jason-sims.tumblr: Jason Sims Explains his Podcasts: a guide for the inquisitive, ignorant or indifferent.: jason-sims:
Look, I don’t blame anyone for getting confused since I have two concurrently running podcasts with almost the exact same name. What follows is a guide to help you sort out which is which.
1. Jason Sims is Calling You
- An independent venture, created by me and produced by Nowah Jacobs.
- More of an audio project about communication than an interview show.
- Conversations with ordinary people, many of whom I don’t know anything about.
- No slick audio engineering, just recorded phone calls meant to sound like what they are.
- A new episode is released every Sunday.
- Available at jasonsimsiscalling.tumblr.com, on iTunes or via this RSS feed.
2. Jason Sims Puts You In Your Place
- Created by me for Slice Radio. Produced by Slice’s Dan Pritchard.
- An interview show with a definite format.
- Features creative people talking about how the places in their lives effect them and their work.
- We’re trying to make it sound the best we can under the circumstances. Dan can only work with what I give him & I’m still learning.
- A new episode is released every 10 days.
- Available at Slice Radio’s webiste, on iTunes or via this RSS feed.
Steve in Bloomington, IN: Steve is a programmer from Bloomington, Indiana, who is also involved with the local hackerspace Bloominglabs.
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jason-sims.tumblr: A New Thing I'm Doing & How You Can Profit from It: jason-sims:
I’m really excited about a podcast/Internet radio project I’m doing for the folks over at Slice Radio called “Jason Sims Puts You In Your Place.” It’s a series of conversations with creative people about how the places in their lives effect them and their work.
The first episode…
A podcast Jason is doing.
Jesse in Las Vegas, NV: Jesse is an insurance claims adjustor from Las Vegas preparing for Thanksgiving and to move to Portland, Oregon.
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Elisabeth in Monroe, NJ
Elisabeth is a social worker and celebrant from Summit, NJ, who was staying at her in-laws due to being displaced by Hurricane Sandy.
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The first new episode in ages will post Sunday.
Also, there are a couple of older calls that I’m still having technical issues as far as editing goes. They will air eventually.
Thanks for hanging in there.