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A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast
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Goodbye. For now.
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My thoughts and feelings about taking an indefinite hiatus from A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast, and a few reactions and recommendations of movies and shows that I've been watching.
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The penitent return of Chris D'Elia via a video on his YouTube channel, a few thoughts on the next EveningTheScore album and a shift I'm going to make in my songwriting process for this one.
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Valentine’s Day memories over the years and this year Valentine’s experience, my relationship to money, a new opportunity to collaborate with Jim Wilcox, how much I want to learn piano, how those are both connected to a hard rock cover of Radiohead’s “Everything in its Right Place” that I might do sometime soon, my thoughts about a recent revisiting of the entire Star Wars franchise - front to back, a recent reunion with fast-paced video games and how much my reaction to them has changed, and my thoughts on the release of “EveningTheScore: Unplugged at Pub Rock Live!” - now available on the EveningTheScore YouTube channel - on the way to my second booking at Pub Rock Live!
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Feelings. Nothing more than feelings.
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My thoughts about rebooting “The Drive Home” with a tilt toward the current trend of home release in new movies, a few offers to play acoustic sets at Pub Rock Live! and my feelings about bookings and performance in the current climate, the death of Dustin Diamond, officially wrapping principal photography of “EveningTheScore: Unplugged at Pub Rock Live!”, and a few observations about a TED video of Ethan Hawke encouraging us all to allow ourselves to be more creative.
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A breakdown of the setlist of the upcoming acoustic concert film "EveningTheScore: Unplugged at Pub Rock Live!" and stories from the filming experience.
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The final round of our trip down the rabbit hole of the spoils of my 2020 obsession...the iTunes $5 movie bin. Enjoy.
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I met Chelyse 20 years ago. And it’s amazing how little our connection and our friendship has changed. Enjoy this conversation about relationships, religion, Cosplay and so much more in this nostalgia-riddled catch up of a conversation with my forever friend, Chelyse Henderson.
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Round three of our trip down the rabbit hole of the spoils of my 2020 obsession...the iTunes $5 movie bin. Enjoy.
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Round two of our trip down the rabbit hole of the spoils of my 2020 obsession...the iTunes $5 movie bin. Enjoy.
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Welcome to the first episode of 2021! We're back in the car and we're taking a dive into my big obsession of 2020...the iTunes $5 bin. Enjoy part one of a who-knows-how-long-this-will-take series going down the list all of the movies I digitally acquired this past year.
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It’s the last episode of 2020. A long and taxing year. And an AGACAAP tradition has made for one of the best episodes of the whole year. A much relaxing, much reassuring, much needed chat with the co-founder of “A Girl, A Guy, And A Car” and, by extension, the mother of this very show. Ladies and gentlemen, the return of the lovely, the talented, the ever-wonderful, Chelsea Reeder.
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Remembering Christmases from my life, and a very special Christmas wish from me to all of you.
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The date is set. The crew is hired. It's been a week, and "EveningTheScore: Unplugged at Pub Rock Live!" is happening. Buckle up.
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Sometimes, you've gotta stop trying to built a fort in your backyard with your best friends and get down to the business of making a concert film.
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The official selection of Pub Rock in Scottsdale, Arizona as the setting of the upcoming EveningTheScore acoustic concert film...and all of the work that comes next.
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I met Cassie Burgett through her husband, fellow musician and AGACAAP guest alumni, Jeremy Burgett (Episode #95). Aside from being adorable and lots of fun to hang out with, Cassie is also an incredible singer. She and Jeremy recently released an Actual Psychic Violence single featuring her singing on a cover of the Berlin song “The Metro” currently available on all digital platforms. On this episode, we talk about relationships, pop culture, and the world of music production and performance.
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Alyssa DiCarlo, a Glendale, AZ native and Mountain Ridge High school alumni, completed an illustrious career at the University of Georgia as a two-time all-American softball player. After school, she went on to be drafted 4th overall in the 2019 NPF Draft by the Chicago Bandits. At the end of her first year in professional softball, Alyssa left the league to pursue other goals. I met her earlier this year when I started dating her old sister. She and I had a great talk about the path to success, relationships, and doing what makes you happy in life.
Please enjoy my conversation with Alyssa DiCarlo.
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The TuneCore Fan Reviews of the EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now”, and a recommendation of my unfinished viewing of the Robert Zemeckis film “The Walk” starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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New setting / new feel, The current state of "A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast" and plans for the future, and a series of Fan Reviews of the EveningTheScore single "2020" from my distributor site TuneCore.
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My thoughts about doing an EveningTheScore live concert film, my attempts to start that process and how COVID threw a very disheartening wall of “No” in my face (at least in reference to my venue of choice), the ways that that “No” got me thinking about my options for returning that well swung shot back into the Universe’s side of the court, some of the ways that keeping this podcast going just feels like a waste of everyone’s time…sometimes, and how a trip down memory lane of just a couple dozen of the early episodes this podcast got me to stop thinking like that.
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Due to a much-needed vacation taken this past week with my girlfriend, this week’s podcast is the audio from my October 17th EveningTheScore #EvenInTheCloset Instagram and Facebook acoustic livestreams. The video footage can be found on both the Instagram and Facebook feeds of the band: @eveningthescore.
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A dying iPhone, a new iPhone, and the biggest technical issue I’ve ever faced with an iPhone, my memories of the late, great Eddie Van Halen, a few thoughts about the new Mel Gibson movie “Fatman” and the repercussions of cancel culture, my discovery of a new podcast “I’m Not Okay (I Podcast)” and my hopes to do a crossover episode with Stormy and Elena in the next few months, a trip that I’m getting ready to take with my girlfriend to Prescott, Arizona to see comedian Bert Kreischer do a stand up comedy show at a drive-in movie theater, and an invitation to tune in to an acoustic tribute to Van Halen on a very special edition of #EvenInTheCloset.
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A new cover of Berlin’s “The Metro” by local Arizona punk band Actual Psychic Violence and why you really need to take a minute and check it out, my thoughts on how and why a song should be chosen by an artist for a cover, rewatching an old EveningTheScore set and how that got me thinking about how I’d like to set up a live concert event sometime this upcoming year, my two cents on the first Presidential Debate, the backstory of my friendship and musical experience with local drummer Chad Edwards, how a recent text conversation with him might land me a gig as the bass player in a reunion of local alt-metal rockers Tridon, and an inclusion of one of my favorite Tridon songs for your enjoyment.
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Michael Zimmerlich wanted to be an entrepreneur since senior year of high school when he sold ‘video yearbooks’ on DVD to his fellow classmates. After creating an internet radio station in college with friend Zach Nation, Nation suggested they start a record label. 80/20 Records is an independent record label and management company which they founded in 2012. In this week’s episode, I had the privilege of chatting with Michael about the local music scene, the many and various definitions of artistic success, and what he has learned from more than a decade of helping Arizona musicians achieve their dreams. Please enjoy my conversation with 80/20 Records’ co-founder and president, Michael Zimmerlich.
@8020records
https://www.8020records.com
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The Mormon tradition of Family Home Evening, how that tradition changed my life, how COVID took it away from me, and my feelings as it starts to come back into my life, how the pandemic appears to be affecting people’s efforts to achieve notoriety or to maintain attention that they’ve already gained, the genius that is the 90’s rock band The Presidents of the Unites States of America, a much-too-short list of some great drummers in alternative rock music, the story of how I met and became friend’s with Arizona ska/punk drummer legend Johnny Lincoln (and how we might get to work together again on a project very soon), how social media may have landed me as a soon-to-be guest on another prominent Arizona podcast, the fun that I have geeking out on the experience that the research team of another show will have in doing a deep-dive into my work.
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Social media feedback and conversations about the 9/11 release of the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now”, some thoughts about how the impact of that time is still reverberating today, how an episode of Whitney Cummings podcast “Good For You” reminded me how much I love Ginnifer Goodwin, the joy of watching a podcast on YouTube versus just listening, a few final thoughts and stories on the making of and release of “Any Time Now”.
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My experience with September 11th, 2001 and how it connects to the release of the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now”, how I perceive the reception of my music, some thoughts about how “we the people” have forgotten how or neglected to run this country as our Constitution dictates that we are entitled to (and how government has slowly taken advantage of that to take control of our freedoms), a bad day at work and some thoughts about how our jobs affect our lives, my creative process over the years, the trailer for “Any Time Now” (now available to view on all EveningTheScore social media pages), a few (more) complaints about Trump supporters, and how Nandi Bushell and a couple of rad NOFX rocker kids lead me on a trip down musician memory lane and restored my faith in the power of rock and roll to change the world.
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Behind the scenes musings and stories about how the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now” came together, my history with video games and how Mortal Kombat XL reminded me how much I love them, how a recent bout of food poisoning and my employers wonderfully cautious policies surrounding COVID-19 finds me working from home again for the next couple of weeks, how the older we get the more selective and biased our memories get, a few thoughts about selecting and developing cover songs, and some final thoughts about album cover art and production wrap up before you all get to hear the world premiere of the new EveningTheScore single - “Any Time Now”. (Available on all digital platforms 9/11/20)
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The sadness of a final “no” on the Sitka, Alaska trip, the opportunity that that “no” opened up for me to record and release the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now”, how EveningTheScore is a direct reflection of what I love about music, some things I’ve learned from talking with a woman I started seeing recently about why woman tell stories and share their experiences in the way that they do, stand up comedy - the last forum that I want to conquer, my desire to figure out how to have normal relationships with normal people, I get a little heated about how social media has opened up a space for people to emotionally take advantage of each other in the ugliest ways, some ideas I have about “Any Time Now” that might ostracize some listeners, more observations about Trump fanatics (and where the left fails a bit too), and some God talk about the different between submitting and forfeiting.
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Some more ravings about the new neck and setup of The Mutt (and some great suggestions I got from Anthony at Covet Guitars), what I’m looking forward about spending a week recording and producing the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now” versus making an entire album, some more experiments with microphones to try and find the best way to produce this podcast and present it to you, the ways that the weekly EveningTheScore Saturday night acoustic livestream #EvenInTheCloset (and John Mayer’s IGTV show “Current Mood”) has got me thinking about the nature of this podcast and how I might upgrade the format and reinvigorate the show, how I view and my relationship to money, the power dynamic of certainty within the social construct of our world and how Donald Trump and his followers are not affecting the influence that I think they think they are, some new realizations about how my own insecurities manifest in relationships through oversharing and the ways that I’m stumbling through trying a different path in a new relationship, the intensity of me, a conversation with a company called Bridging The Music that got me thinking about the music business and what artists need help with and what we can pretty much do on our own.
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A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast and Blayrock Films officially have a foothold on IMDb.com - and my many thoughts and feelings about that, the ever-moving goalposts of success in the entertainment business, the subject of accountabilty as it pertains to the two major religious and philosophical narratives that exist in the world, Andrew Santino’s (Whiskey Ginger, Bad Friends) theory about the future of entertainment post-COVID, my observations of the audio quality of this podcast and my plans to fix that, the storyline of the many guitars I’ve owned, loved, and played and how that lead to the guitar that has received the most work and upgrades of any guitar I’ve ever owned, and my experience in finally get that guitar back from Anthony at Covet Guitars with a new neck installed and playing it for the first time.
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Problems and speed bumps around the Sitka, AK trip to visit Wendy, thoughts about organization as it relates to ambition and getting things done, things I’ve learned about the role of a director in film, some thoughts about the nerd domain that is podcasting and how strange it has been for a higher caliber of celebrity to dive into it over the past couple of years, a pretty exhaustive list of all of the podcasts I follow, some current frustrations about COVID and thoughts on how we’re all going to handle the very real “someday” of “life goes on”, and the story of Jon Feldmann, “Here in Your Bedroom”, and why I don’t think most people get to have their cake AND eat it too.
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I met Aleena at the life insurance company where I work. And much like my other co-workers that have been guests on the podcast, this podcast happened because of an interesting conversation. A conversation that we decided to share with you all. A podcast conversation about love. With my good friend, Aleena Holbrook. Enjoy.
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The lonely, one-sided conversation of podcasting, cancel culture and a few thoughts on Jesus’ teaching about “cast[ing] the first stone”, how Spotify Playlists might be sucking everything that I love out of discovering new music (and trying to help other people discover my music), and a few of my feelings about starting to work from the corporate office again.
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Some thoughts on the triumph of the Disney+ release of the Broadway show “Hamilton”, a possible connection between comedy and reverence, processing some recent events in my family life, and an acoustic demo of a new EveningTheScore song.
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Something Bret Weinstein suggested about the upcoming presidential election on a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience (and how my Mormon upbringing finds me agreeing with him), my reaction to a recent conversation I had with a friend about depression and suicidal thoughts, the exciting news that “PT: Pain & Torture” has been officially selected by TWO film festivals, and my thoughts after a recent first-time viewing of the Tom Ford film “Nocturnal Animals” and the Mark Duplass/Sarah Paulson Netflix movie “Blue Jay”…and how they both really seem to reflect my own love life.
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The podcast gets an upgrade with new gear and a new sound, some background on prepping the shoot for “Back to the ‘Burgh” and the ways that I want to make “Back to the ‘Burgh 2: Pittsburgh gets a Temple” a better film, my current thoughts on the story of BttB2, the story of how a collaboration from more than a decade ago is leading to a trip to Sitka, Alaska to sit down with and (hopefully) make an album with my good friend Wendy Leverett, “the path of least resistence”, how I view and receive the audience, and my experiences and involvement with Ashley Winters’ new comedy web-series, “PT: Pain & Torture”.
PT: Pain & Torture -
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4WcFGDds99qvwYvsdY1EzA
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On this second annual Father’s Day edition of the podcast, I got to sit down again with my dad, Bob Blaylock. As a result of his retirement this past year, we spent this episode talking about the many jobs and many adventures that he had throughout his professional career.
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I met Collin in the early 2000’s after I took his place in the pop-punk band, Already Lost. He had joined a band called Curbside High and we played a lot of local shows with them. I was a big fan of their music but the more I got to know Collin, the more I realized the secret weapon that he was. And is. He’s one of the most interesting and unique people I’ve ever met and I’m absolutely over the moon that we finally made this happen. Enjoy my conversation with the one and only, Collin Thompson.
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My thoughts, feelings, experiences, and tremendous inexperience with race, the ways that I find myself making things about me in thoughts and conversations, #MeToo, social causes, and the social creatures that we are - all trying to achieve acceptance, and some positive thoughts and things I’m looking forward to in upcoming episodes of AGACAAP.
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Join me and my good friend and friend of the podcast, Ross Klawitter, in an evening of conversation and music. We have a talk about God while sharing a drive to an acoustic gig that we and several other local musicians played at Pub Rock Live in Scottsdale, Arizona. Then, on the drive home after the gig, we talk about being musicians and our expectations from writing and performing.
You can find Ross's band IdiotKin on all of your favorite digital platforms.
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My frustrations with contemporary entertainment and internet content, my thoughts on a documentary on Netflix called “I Am Divine”, some thoughts on damnation, salvation, and eternity, an idea I had to make a music video for the cover of John Mayer’s “Daughters” that will be on the next EveningTheScore album “Best of Gotham”…and my issues with making and publishing that video, a story about what it’s like for me to be the (seemingly) most ambitious and (seemingly) least talented musician I know, and the story of some big dreams I’ve had in my life and how I ended up in music and the arts.
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A podcast tribute to the late, great Jerry Stiller, some favorite fast food joints during this pandemic, some more details and thoughts about the next EveningTheScore album “Best of Gotham”, the soon-to-be released fully filmed live performance of the original Broadway cast of “Hamilton” through Disney+ and my personal history with the show, a movie that was highly recommended to me called “A Man Called Ove” and my thoughts on the film, Steve-O’s new podcast “Wild Ride! With Steve-O”, and my thoughts about re-opening the country amidst a health crisis.
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My feelings on the public receipt of the new EveningTheScore single “2020”, some details on the upcoming EveningTheScore album “Best of Gotham” filled with cover songs from my time at Gotham City Comics (and my thoughts on the possible legal consequences of the release of that album), an impactful recent viewing of the Colin Farrell Nicole Kidman thriller “The Killing of a Sacred Deer”, a pod shoutout to Hannah Berner, Taylor Tomlinson, and Sam Morril for their adventures in podcasting (“Berning In Hell” and “This is Important to Me”), a deep dive through my external hard drive, and a journey through the concert films and DVDs that have inspired me the most.
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Some of the influences of my new EveningTheScore single “2020” (AVAILABLE NOW!), the relationship between competency and honesty, how becoming active again in the Mormon Church has changed my life - the good, the bad, and the ugly, a gray day, mourning life losses, and trying to turn the page, the second season of Ricky Gervais’ Netflix show “After Life”, where the band name EveningTheScore came from, my effort to try and snap out of that gray day but sharing my entire Stand Up comedy iPhone Notepad with all of you - UNCENSORED, and how that process opened my eyes to the benefits of bombing and how the process of delivering a joke or a bit out loud can help you see it, explore it further, and improve it.
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The movements to re-open the country, the art of listening, my observations on the definition of friendship, my “choice” to maintain some sense of fiscal stability instead of diving headfirst into a life in the professional arts, the multi-decade price that I’ve paid for that “choice”, and how it has come to benefit me during this crisis, one of the reasons that I went from a right wing upbringing to becoming a left-leaning adult, my experiences with the law of attraction and how the universe responds to big life choices, a little wisdom from Zach Braff’s father and how I’ve found it to be very real and very true, some thoughts about the Elton John biopic “Rocketman”, why I love walking the tightrope of a live acoustic performance, a very good deal leading to the re-release of some of my back catalog including EveningTheScore “Live at Angelus Theatre” and The Afterlight album “Chasing Stars”, the up’s and (sometimes horrible) down’s of meeting and working with your heroes, and a rewatching of “Cadillac Records” and the experience of my first viewing of “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines”.
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The social strain of social distancing (and other worries), some thoughts on the story I’d like to tell with “Back to the ‘Burgh 2: Pittsburgh gets a Temple” and a look back on how the original film came together, crossing the finish line with the new EveningTheScore single “2020”, its upcoming release on May 1st, 2020, and my own personal wonderings about it’s success and about success in general in today’s music industry, the happy news of my nephew Connor’s call to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Guatemala Quetzaltenango Mission (and a few reasons why I’m TOTALLY geeked out about it), an invitation to tune in to my Saturday night acoustic sets streaming every Saturday on Instagram Live (6pm-7pm AZ time) and Facebook Live (7pm-8pm AZ time) @eveningthescore, my observations about political conversations seemingly coming to a screeching halt, the announcement - alongside “2020” - of the re-release of “EveningTheScore: Live at Angelus Theatre” and some of the back story of that album, my plans to make an acoustic album of some of the best covers from my year-plus of Saturday nights out in front of Gotham City Comics in downtown Mesa called “EveningTheScore: Best of Gotham”, and my recent experience of rewatching the James Cameron film “True Lies”.
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After cresting the hill of 100 episodes of this podcast, an announcement at recent General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened the door for a very special sequel to the AGACAAP documentary #BacktotheBurgh that, for now, I’ll be calling:
“Back to the 'Burgh 2: Pittsburgh gets a Temple”.
My thoughts on that news and my intentions for making the sequel, some quarantine ponderings and murmurings, the impact of COVID-19 on the entertainment industry via the internet, my wonderings on homelessness and the human condition, my sister-in-law’s recent college graduation celebrated over Zoom and how good people are managing other collateral corona disappointments, Louis CK’s new comedy special “Sincerely”, and a #TheDriveHome-style look into the X-Men movie “Dark Phoenix”.
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Welcome to the 100th episode of A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast!
In celebration of this pod-milestone, please enjoy a musically charged and all-around epic conversation with the drummer and co-producer of my new EveningTheScore single, the original drummer for Arizona punk legends Authority Zero, and the creator of Unity of Noise - Jim Wilcox!
Stick around after the podcast for an exclusive preview of the new EveningTheScore single - “2020” - and follow Jim on Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, Mixer, YouTube and his website:
@unityofnoise
unityofnoise.com
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Livin’ the COVID life. At the appropriate distance. From everyone and everything. Without FREAKING OUT.
Here’s my way of trying to help you through the madness. Two EveningTheScore albums. Two live acoustic sets. Enjoy.
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A celebration of my recent six year anniversary at my job with a nostalgic walk down a memory highway of the many, many, MANY jobs that I’ve had in my adult life, and how COVID-19 has affected my personal, professional, and musical life.
Please be safe out there.
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Following the antics of a young woman, Emma Woodhouse, who lives in Georgian- and Regency-era England and occupies herself with matchmaking - in sometimes misguided, often meddlesome fashion- in the lives of her friends and family.
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The ending of my Saturday night gigs in downtown Mesa at Gotham City Comics and the transition to my new Saturday night gigs in Scottsdale at the bar of the Courtyard Marriott, a history of my career as a performer, my development as an artist and my eventual choice of pursuing music, how the internet and social media may have opened a window for us to observe the depth and possibilities and potential of our human condition, some complaints about the impersonal nature of conducting business through the internet and the ugly and annoying ways that people appear to be taking advantage of that channel, and the drive to and home from my last night playing at Gotham City Comics and some thoughts about that experience.
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The wife and son of a Mexican drug lord embark on a vengeful quest to kill all those involved in his trial and imprisonment -- including Miami Detective Mike Lowrey. When Mike gets wounded, he teams up with partner Marcus Burnett and AMMO -- a special tactical squad -- to bring the culprits to justice. But the old-school, wisecracking cops must soon learn to get along with their new elite counterparts if they are to take down the vicious cartel that threatens their lives.
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I met Rob a few months ago while recording a test episode of Eddie Prest’s new podcast “Pearls Before Swine”. We hit it off right away. He told me about his Hip-Hop project “zillz”. I gave it a listen and was so surprised. I mean, I don’t pretend to understand Hip-Hop, but I really liked it. So I thought “Man, I’ve gotta have that guy on the podcast sometime”. That time finally came. Enjoy this episode with one of the most delightfully self-aware guy’s I’ve ever met. The real zillz himself. Rob Portz.
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter:
@therealzillz
iTunes:
https://music.apple.com/us/album/basic-cable-ep/1115768403
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/2k6T2YOeADKvYdnSkHXt2b?si=vaLPBUodQomy-powRJQqEA
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It's open season on Harley Quinn when her explosive breakup with the Joker puts a big fat target on her back. Unprotected and on the run, Quinn faces the wrath of narcissistic crime boss Black Mask, his right-hand man, Victor Zsasz, and every other thug in the city. But things soon even out for Harley when she becomes unexpected allies with three deadly women -- Huntress, Black Canary and Renee Montoya.
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I met Jeremy Burgett a few years ago while playing acoustic shows with Ross Klawitter (Idiotkin) around the Phoenix Valley. I loved Jeremy’s energy right away. Eventually, he started sending me his music and before long his first three EP’s as Actual Psychic Violence became part of the Blayrock Records family. Sit back and enjoy his story and go check out “Laughing Gas & Hand Grenades”, “The Harlequin Incident”, and “Jezebel” available right now on your favorite downloadable or streaming platform.
Facebook and Instagram:
@actualpsychicviolence
iTunes:
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/actual-psyhic-violence/1465268346
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/21WvNuGjehRbwsGb3LWJD2?si=twUt7F2XQPmf-Ytwhd2CSA
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Mickey Pearson is an American expatriate who became rich by building a marijuana empire in London. When word gets out that he's looking to cash out of the business, it soon triggers an array of plots and schemes from those who want his fortune.
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The fallout of the Tucson trip in my head and my heart, my sense of self-worth, dreamers and doers, comparison - the thief of joy, an entertainer’s relationship to their fans, to their own art, and to their motivations for creating and distributing art, The Wedding Singer and my stumbling drunkenly into things that I hope will solve my problems, and a little church talk on a long Sunday drive home.
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Disaster strikes more than six miles below the ocean surface when water crashes through the walls of a drilling station. Led by their captain, the survivors realize that their only hope is to walk across the sea floor to reach the main part of the facility. But they soon find themselves in a fight for their lives when they come under attack from mysterious and deadly creatures that no one has ever seen.
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The Tucson trip.
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A detective investigates a murder scene that has a connection to a case that her new partner handled in the past. The killings occurred in a haunted house that passes on a ghostly curse to those who dare enter it. Soon, the curse spreads to a terminally ill woman and her husband, and another unsuspecting couple who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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I met Justin Miller in the pop punk resurgence in Mesa, Arizona about 10 years ago. His band Burn This for a Friend was tearing up local shows and then hitting the road to promote their music and blow the roof off of venues all over the west coast. After talking to Justin at a recording session at Blue Exit Audio, I decided that he was one of the smartest people I’d ever met. It was a privilege to have him on the podcast and to spend an incredible day with him at the 2020 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Hear all about the music, golf, and even American politics in this fun and insightful episode.
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Austrian farmer Franz Jägerstätter faces the threat of execution for refusing to fight for the Nazis during World War II.
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Another great interview brought to you by the magic of connecting on social media. I met L.B. Lewis on Twitter. She had posted a poll about starting her own podcast which led to a conversation that led to her accepting an invitation to be on this podcast. We talk about her critically acclaimed series “A Modern Trilogy” featuring the financial, professional, and romantic adventures of Sierra, an incredibly qualifying and under-employed Millennial struggling with student loans, finding the perfect job, and finding the perfect guy.
You can find the whole series (“The Right of Way” [Book 1], “A Minor Detour” [Book 2], and “One Way Home” [Book 3]) and follow the author, L.B. Lewis, at the links below:
Website: http://www.lblewis.com
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/L.B.-Lewis/e/B01JLY4HHM/
Medium: https://medium.com/@LBLewisAuthor
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/15561273.L_B_Lewis
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LBLewisAuthor
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC597qU1RiODF8sGiD42Tjlw
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A tenacious attorney uncovers a dark secret that connects a growing number of unexplained deaths to one of the world's largest corporations. While trying to expose the truth, he soon finds himself risking his future, his family and his own life.
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A public pod apology to Jim Wilcox and many, many thanks to him for his miles and leagues of help on my upcoming EveningTheScore single, keeping a podcast stocked with content…even when I’ve got nothing to say that day, the possible universal, existential benefits of venting and complaining (even though I ALWAYS feel bad about complaining), the delightful snowballing excitement of working with Jim Wilcox, my thoughts on a recent podcast interview I heard with Josh Klinghoffer (former guitarist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers) and how that connects to a story I share about my experience of being kicked out of a successful rock band and the fallout of that event in my personal life.
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Jojo is a lonely German boy who discovers that his single mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their attic. Aided only by his imaginary friend -- Adolf Hitler -- Jojo must confront his blind nationalism as World War II continues to rage on.
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I met Brian in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 2002. He was my zone leader during my service there as a Mormon missionary. But he was probably one of the only missionary leaders that I not only liked instantly but also felt like he genuinely liked me and wanted to be a part of my mission experience in the most positive way possible. In the 15+ years since coming home, I’ve thought back on my time with Brian many times with a smile and told stories of the fun we had and the hijinks that he got into that I had only heard about. I’ve wanted to sit down with him and hear him tell his story for a while and I’m so happy we finally made it happen.
Ladies and gentlemen…Brian Lehnhof.
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American automotive designer Carroll Shelby and fearless British race car driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary vehicle for the Ford Motor Co. Together, they plan to compete against the race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966.
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Thoughts and ideas that I’d love to turn into plans for 2020 and the years to come, a nostalgic trip down memory lane of the cars I’ve owned - most specifically the 2011 Honda CR-V that helped me start this podcast, my thoughts about trading it in and other possibilities, and a sneak peek and the soon-to-be-released remix of EveningTheScore: Live at Angelus Theatre.
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When Gretchen Carlson slaps Fox News founder Roger Ailes with a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment, not a soul could predict what would happen next. Her decision leads to Fox News correspondent Megyn Kelly coming forward with her own story, as well as multiple other women, inciting a movement that reverberates around the world.
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I met Crystal a year or two ago when she transferred into my department at work. Aside from her eye-catching punk rock exterior, I couldn’t help but notice how thoughtful and considerate she was and is of everyone around her. Including me. I’ve been harboring an unspoken hope to have her on the podcast someday and I couldn’t be happier that we finally made that happen. All. The. Feels.
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A charismatic jeweler makes a high-stakes bet that could lead to the windfall of a lifetime. In a precarious high-wire act, he must balance business, family and adversaries on all sides in pursuit of the ultimate win.
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Much like my mother brought me into this world, Chelsea Reeder helped bring me into the world of podcasting. She was the co-host of "A Girl, A Guy, And A Car" and she’s one of my closest and longest running friends. I love having her back on the podcast and I’ll probably end every year of the podcast with an episode featuring her. Ladies and gentlemen…Chelsea Reeder.
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The surviving Resistance faces the First Order once more as Rey, Finn and Poe Dameron's journey continues. With the power and knowledge of generations behind them, the final battle commences.
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Reconnecting with my friend Glen (JAGasses) in the sadness of a family loss, my Jerry Maguire philosophy on motivations for human communication, The Invention of Lying, and, finally, a front row audio seat to one of my last Saturday night acoustic gigs of 2019 at Gotham City Comics - in its entirety.
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During the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, security guard Richard Jewell discovers a suspicious backpack under a bench in Centennial Park. With little time to spare, he helps to evacuate the area until the incendiary device inside the bag explodes. Hailed as a hero who saved lives, Jewell's own life starts to unravel when the FBI names him the prime suspect in the bombing.
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Elsa the Snow Queen has an extraordinary gift -- the power to create ice and snow. But no matter how happy she is to be surrounded by the people of Arendelle, Elsa finds herself strangely unsettled. After hearing a mysterious voice call out to her, Elsa travels to the enchanted forests and dark seas beyond her kingdom -- an adventure that soon turns into a journey of self-discovery.
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Impatience and disappointment in the local music scene, details about an upcoming EveningTheScore song and how much of a departure it is for me, how the Facebook Album Challenge was really fun…for some of us, a recap of some of the singer-songwriter’s I’ve worked with and how that lead to a theme song for a new series that I got to be involved with, more of my own personal nightmare with dating apps and how I feel like the internet has impacted human connectivity, and how a recent tweet from comedian Bert Kreischer got me STOKED for the new Lin-Manuel Miranda movie “In The Heights”.
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Lloyd Vogel is an investigative journalist who receives an assignment to profile Fred Rogers, aka Mr. Rogers. Fred's empathy, kindness and decency soon chips away at Vogel's jaded outlook on life, forcing him to reconcile with his painful past.
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I met Antoine almost a decade ago at a job where we both worked. I’ve been fascinated by him since the first time we sat together and talked. Antoine and I have had several powerful and profound experiences together over the years. We talk all about it in this very special episode of the podcast where you get a front row seat to a tarot card reading and a delightful and long overdue catch up with my friend, Antoine Chagnon.
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When a crime novelist dies just after his 85th birthday, an inquisitive detective arrives at his estate to investigate. He soon sifts through a web of red herrings and self-serving lies to uncover the truth behind the writer's untimely demise.
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A young actor tries to reconcile with his father after surviving a turbulent childhood.
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Seeing Ghostmane and Parv0 at The Van Buren and going backstage…on a first date, then two nights later seeing Kevin Devine and The Get Up Kids at Crescent Ballroom, some thoughts on rock n roll - past and present - including a little brainstorming about putting together an acoustic tour of house parties, and some things to look forward to about next week’s episode with my friend Antoine Chagnon.
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Me and my friends Gabriel, Juliana, and Lexi sit down and talk love, loss, and everything in between.
Gabriel’s book “The Frost King (Proelium of the North Book 1) is now available for Kindle and Paperback at: https://www.amazon.com/Frost-King-Proelium-North-Book-ebook/dp/B00LIEM9AG/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=g+j+d+reyes&qid=1574056895&sr=8-1
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In Mexico City, a newly modified liquid Terminator -- the Rev-9 model -- arrives from the future to kill a young factory worker named Dani Ramos. Also sent back in time is Grace, a hybrid cyborg human who must protect Ramos from the seemingly indestructible robotic assassin. But the two women soon find some much-needed help from a pair of unexpected allies -- seasoned warrior Sarah Connor and the T-800 Terminator.
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Updates on a couple of music projects I’m working with now that “Panic” is done and available for your listening pleasure, some of my thoughts and insecurities about putting my music into the world, my misadventures with internet dating and how that tide may have finally turned through Facebook - and how Facebook is also slowing destroying the world, the history of my love affair with the music and the man that is John Mayer, and my meandering thoughts on whether to start playing again at Gotham City Comics on Saturday nights or whether its time to move forward and evolve from what I accomplished there.
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Greed and class discrimination threaten the newly formed symbiotic relationship between the wealthy Park family and the destitute Kim clan.
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A trip down memory lane as a birthday tribute to my older brother Aaron Blaylock, some thoughts on Prophets, prophets, and my own relationship to God, a recent daydream that reminded me of some important things about myself as a performer and an entertainer, the Jamie Foxx episode of Inside the Actor’s Studio, how the internet has transformed entertainment and media so completely that it’s even shifted my songwriting process (and maybe everyone’s process) in a very unhelpful way, a few thoughts on the way that changes in the music industry have impacted live performance, Will Smith is the best, and a recap of a conversation I had with a friend recently about why I continue to attend the Mormon Church when many of my personal ideals have wandered from it’s teachings.
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Lionel Essrog is a lonely private detective who doesn't let Tourette's syndrome stand in the way of his job. Gifted with a few clues and an obsessive mind, Lionel sets out to solve the murder of Frank Minna -- his mentor and only friend. Scouring the jazz clubs and slums of Brooklyn and Harlem, Essrog soon uncovers a web of secrets while contending with thugs, corruption and the most dangerous man in the city.
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National “Text Your Ex” Day and the story of a recent conversation with my ex-wife, the fun of being a working music, some film recommendations, a real bad Boston accent, my own realizations of some of the more negative tools that I use to relate to other humans, and my loathing of social media ghosting.
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Welcome to the first ever #HalloweenEdition of #TheDriveHome!
The shadow of the Bellows family has loomed large in the small town of Mill Valley for generations. It's in a mansion that young Sarah Bellows turns her tortured life and horrible secrets into a series of scary stories. These terrifying tales soon have a way of becoming all too real for a group of unsuspecting teens who stumble upon Sarah's spooky home.
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The commentary podcast for my new EveningTheScore album, "Panic". Now available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, and other platforms across the digital marketplace.
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The stories of how Jeff Tretta and Jim Wilcox simultaneously blew my mind and warmed my heart this week.
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My history in the Arizona tribute band scene followed by an exclusive release of the full performance of my Alice In Chains tribute band, Grind, at Club Red in Mesa, AZ on 10/10/2019.
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Forever alone in a crowd, failed comedian Arthur Fleck seeks connection as he walks the streets of Gotham City. Arthur wears two masks -- the one he paints for his day job as a clown, and the guise he projects in a futile attempt to feel like he's part of the world around him. Isolated, bullied and disregarded by society, Fleck begins a slow descent into madness as he transforms into the criminal mastermind known as the Joker.
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The consequences of having and hosting a podcast, girl/dating problems, relationships in our current digital culture, adventures in facial hair, promoting and cultivating a fanbase on social media, my next film project (and the money that I don’t have to get it going), my desire for audience feedback, mobile message ghosting, how I relate to my instincts through my spirituality, learning to say “no” and conserve my energies for things that I truly want to do, my current Audible listenings, my love for comedian Nikki Glaser and how she helps me rethink my own issues.
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This week: The story of the now completed #PowderkegSeries, looking back on “Back to the ‘Burgh” now that the release and promo run is over, how having podcast makes me feel a lot cooler and more important than I actually am, the next EveningTheScore album “Panic”, how much work it actually takes to be creatively productive, finishing the “Harry Potter” series of audiobooks and my hopes to do a series of podcasts with the Potter fans in my family about the whole series, where the band name “EveningTheScore” came from, my first experience with the Arizona burlesque scene, and a recent adventure in DJing.
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A hard-partying woman receives a startling wake-up call when a visit to the doctor reveals how unhealthy she is. Motivated to lose weight, she soon takes up running to help her prepare for her ultimate goal of competing in the New York City Marathon.
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Greg has worked full-time as an actor for the better part of a decade with roles on shows including Westworld, Now Apocalypse, SWAT, NCIS:LA, New Girl, Jane the Virgin and many more - not to mention a strong body of commercial work. We had a great time talking about the ins and outs of Hollywood, celebrities he’s worked with, many elements of the film industry, and his newfound passion for being a life coach.
https://gregaudino.com
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John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings.
Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions.
Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it’s easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.”
John’s 2019 MTS release is “Love, Lust and Other Wreckage.” His single, “Rainbows And Lightning” reached the Top 20 on iTunes Canada charts, receiving national and international airplay and charting. John is a January 2019 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist.
www.johnvento.com https://www.facebook.com/johnventomusic https://twitter.com/JventoM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65K1Hu2uik
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Richard Lynch is a Waynesville, Ohio-based country music artist, who has compiled a long list of country hits and chart toppers in the world of traditional country music. His single, “A Better Place” topped the New Music Weekly AM/FM country chart, the IndieWorld Country Record Report, and spent an incredible 32 weeks atop the Roots Music Report True Country chart. His next 4 singles also topped the country airplay charts, including a duet with Grammy Award Winner, Rhonda Vincent. Richard’s single, “Country Music Isn’t Country Anymore” went Top 25 on the iTunes Canada sales chart. His last single, “Pray on the Radio” received Christian radio airplay and charting, also reaching the US iTunes Single Sales chart. Lynch has appeared on WSM Radio Nashville, RFD TV, Fox TV, and countless other media outlets.Richard is a member of the Ohio Country Music Hall of Fame, The Independent Country Music Hall of Fame, and he is a Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist. He is also the host of “Traditionally Lynch,” airing on TV and radio, and he’s the founder of the Love Tattoo Foundation for veterans. http://www.richardlynchband.com
Richard’s new album, “Think I’ll Carry It On” (May 25th release) features duets with Ronnie McDowell and Leona Williams and includes 4 Top 40 country singles, including his latest single, “Keyboard Cowboy.”
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Lynch_(musician)
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Meet my mother.
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BeyondtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh. #BeyondtheBurgh is a bonus feature of the film as these interviews did not make the final cut of the film. But they are nevertheless a huge part of my missionary experience and thus a huge part of the untold story.
I met Kacie in my first week in Pittsburgh. She was 8 years old and she’d been meeting with the missionaries for a while. We spent time with her and her family often during my first 6 months in the mission. We laughed a lot. So many great memories playing in their front yard or just sitting in the house and talking. Shortly after her baptism, we lost touch with the family. Now, more than 15 years later, I got to sit down with Kacie, catch up on old times, and talk about what the last decade and a half have been like in her life.
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Hailing from Pittsburgh, PA, Matt Westin’s first single, “Our Redneck of the Woods” reached the IndieWorld Country chart and the European Country Music Association charts. Matt was also on the Top 200 International Country Artists chart. His second single, “Farm Town” also received international airplay and charting. Matt is the 2018 International Music and Entertainment Association Male Country Artist of the Year. He recently appeared in the October 10, 2018 issue of Billboard Magazine as an Emerging Artist. His current single, “You Leave Me No Choice” is charting on the New Music Weekly and Airplay Today country charts. His album, “Legacy” is dedicated to the memory of his late father. Matt gave up a promising career as an engineer to be a country musician and actor. He will star as Johnny Cash in an upcoming film production.
http://www.mattwestin.com https://www.facebook.com/MattWestinMusic
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A classically trained musician, James Lee Baker fuses influences from acoustic singer-songwriters like David Mead, Ellis Paul, John Gorka, Gregory Alan Isakov, Bob Dylan, and Slaid Cleaves. He embraces open tunings to create an unconventional but welcoming sound and timbre to his playing. Trained briefly by Richard Gilewitz, a renowned fingerstyle guitar player, James Lee’s fingerstyle guitar playing is rich and melodic, pulling listeners into memorable motifs and atmospheres.
In 2017, Baker released a Texas-inspired full-length project called “Home Again.” Harnessing his experience in technology, Baker recruited talented studio session musicians, accessing performers from Los Angeles, Canada, The United Kingdom, and Denver. “Home Again” is a Country-flavored Americana album, rich with instrumentation like dobro, lap steel, fiddle, and harmonica. Current single, “Disappear for the Weekend” is receiving airplay and charting on the New Music Weekly and Airplay Today country charts. The same is also true for his previous single, “Cowtown Blues.”
In March 2018, he released an EP of Folk/Americana songs called The Canadian River. The single of the same title placed #23 on the FolkDJ radio charts in April of 2018, and the song “Two Cageless Birds” went on to be selected for the John O’Hara Songwriting Performance Grant.
www.facebook.com/jamesleebaker www.twitter.com/jlbakermusic www.instagram.com/jamesleebaker www.soundcloud.com/jamesleebaker www.youtube.com/jamesleebaker www.jamesleebaker.com
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BeyondtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh. #BeyondtheBurgh is a bonus feature of the film as these interviews did not make the final cut of the film. But they are nevertheless a huge part of my missionary experience and thus a huge part of the untold story.
When I’d been in the Pittsburgh mission for just over a year, I was sent with Elder Sam Haroldsen to Kane, Pennsylvania, a town about 3 hours north of Pittsburgh. It was a sleepy little place that hadn’t even had missionaries serving there for several months. One day, our zone leader and his companion had come down to check on us. He and I had gone out to make some visits and on our way to check on a girl Haroldsen and I were teaching, we met Carl Swanson. Carl joined the church and he and I have continued to have a profound impact on each others lives over the years.
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Kristen Karma’s music career has already blossomed in the pop/dance scene in her hometown of Vancouver. Now located in Toronto, Kristen Karma is no stranger to the ever growing music industry. Karma not only wields a certificate in Audio Engineering from Hot Sole Music, but has studied voice with Judith Rabinovitch, who has worked with the likes of Avril Lavigne and Sarah McLachlan.
Her current single “Party Heroes” has her hard pounding electronic dance sound that is sure to bring your to your feet. The clever constructed lyrics and catchy beats combined heavy powerful guitar solos will leave you wanting more. Already garnering rave reviews with the infectious sounds throughout, this sees Kristen moving into a new stage of her music career. Released in April 2019, the song reached the iTunes Canada Pop chart Top 20, peaking at #17.
Karma continues to wow audiences with her energetic live performances, and she does it all with a neon pink microphone in hand.
SITES:
Website: www.kristenkarma.com Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/KristenKarmaOfficial/ SoundCloud:https://soundcloud.com/kristenkarma YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/kristenkarmaofficial Twitter: @Kristen_Karma
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Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.
Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.
Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. The first single from his latest album, “Things I Need To Say” was the Top 40 Roots Music Report and IndieWorld Report track, "Burn This House Down." The song paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. It will stick with you long after your first listen. That single was followed up by the equally well-received, “Why is the Bluebird Blue” also is a Top 40 Roots Report americana single. “Bluebird” also reached #2 on the Hits You Love pop charts. The videos for both songs were nominated and selected for numerous Film Festivals, including the Jersey Shore Film Festival, Indie’s Best Films Festival, and the Monkey Bread Tree Film Festival, an IMDB-sanctioned film festival.
Website https://www.jeremyparsonsmusic.com
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jmpickinfool/
Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/jmparsonsmusic?lang=en
Facebook https://m.facebook.com/jeremyparsonsmusic/
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Ffn2rC10WkQ9AIHy9Odgq
iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/things-i-need-to-say/1218995289
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BeyondtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh. #BeyondtheBurgh is a bonus feature of the film as these interviews did not make the final cut of the film. But they are nevertheless a huge part of my missionary experience and thus a huge part of the untold story.
The Eismann family were one of the first families I met when I got to my first area and starting meeting the people there. And they were one of the most special pieces of my experience in the Kittanning area and Freeport Ward. It’s one of the biggest regrets of my life that it took me more than 15 years to make it back for a visit. But I’m glad that I did. And I’m glad that I can share a piece of that visit with you.
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After running away from a residential nursing home to pursue his dream of becoming a pro wrestler, a man who has Down syndrome befriends an outlaw who becomes his coach and ally.
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“I dropped out of college to create a documentary series where my best friend and I experienced our bucket list together after he was given one year to live. Our documentary series led to his life being saved, and now we help make bucket list dreams possible for other terminal cancer patients.”
https://onelistonelife.com
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I met Joe Maier as my face landed on his Instagram account rockin’ an acoustic set at Pub Rock live a few months ago. Then I swiped up…and discovered one of the biggest fans of local music I’d ever seen. #EveryShowJoe is your one stop shop for discovering everything you want to know about the music happening locally here in Arizona as well as your favorite bands that stop in throughout the year. And, is it turns out, Joe also wins the internet every week with his video blog about local shows and his gamer video cast “Concerts to Consoles” which I was privileged to join him on this week.
For the full feed from Joe’s YouTube channel featuring footage from the games we played, visit:
https://youtu.be/PtdOUcQ2_8g
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BeyondtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh. #BeyondtheBurgh is a bonus feature of the film as these interviews did not make the final cut of the film. But they are nevertheless a huge part of my missionary experience and thus a huge part of the untold story.
I met Chris and Reita Derrick and their young family when I was serving in Beechview, PA. They had recently joined the Church and loved to have the missionaries over for dinner and for visits. Our conversations and the time we spent with them was so memorable for me that I wanted to try and capture some that energy and the incredible minds of this wonderful couple in a podcast. And it only made it more fun to have their now teenage children bringing their own fun energy and ideas to the conversation.
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Ed Roman is an Award-winning singer/songwriter, performer and multi-instrumentalist from Shelburne, Ontario, Canada. Blurring the lines between pop, rock, folk, and country music genres, Ed’s uniquely crafted songs have received regular rotation on more than 100 terrestrial radio stations across North America and more than 600 stations, worldwide. Ed is a 2014 Artists Music Guild Award Nominee, a 2014 and 2018 International Music and Entertainment Association Award Winner, a two-time 2015 IMEA Award nominee, a 2015 and 2016 Josie Show Awards winner, an Akademia Awards Winner, and a two-time Indie Music Channel Award winner. Ed won a 2017 Radio Music Award for Best Americana Artist. He is a December 2018 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist. The animated music video for the title track from his latest album, “Red Omen” has been shown at numerous film festivals around the globe.
http://www.edroman.net
www.facebook.com/edromanmusic
www.twitter.com/specialedroman
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Hailing from Western Pennsylvania, Gary Burk III’s musical journey began at age 9, while riding along with his dad to their family camp. There was a song playing on the radio...some old-time country tune that touched Gary in a way that would change his life forever. Drawing inspiration from his biggest influences, Alabama, Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, Gary fronts his 3 piece band of outlaws, performing at events across the region.
Gary Burk’s new single, “Friday Night” is being released on MTS Records this spring.
www.garyburkiii.com
https://www.facebook.com/thegaryburk/
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BehindtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh.
I met Seth Losser when I’d been on my mission for about a year. He became one of my favorite humans the first time I met him. He was serving in another area in the zone so I got to hang out with him every couple of weeks. When we finally got the chance to serve together about six months later, the circumstances were nothing that either of us could have been ready for. And the things that happened in that area affected the next decade and a half of both of our lives.
This interview is why this documentary exists. “Back to the Burgh” is my story and Seth’s story. Our individual journeys away from God. And how God’s love found and redeemed us.
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Bill is a poet and a fellow lover of film. And this conversation is chalked full of references to poets, poetry, and films that all of us should make sure to experience before we die. Including the epic works of Bill Cushing.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcBq6xyF20DFZNuqaM_1x6Q
http://mcphfilmclub.org/the-casablanca-test/
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Darrin Coe has studied everything from psychology, to table-top role-playing games, to professional wrestling.
Basically, he has a PhD in kickin’ ass and takin’ names. And I had a great time talking with him about all of the ass that he’s been kickin’ in the world of nerddom.
Twitter: @Dr_DFC
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BehindtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh.
Jake Glaittli was one of the most easy going missionaries I’d ever met. And although Jake was a big part of some of my fondest mission memories, he was also there through one of the toughest parts of my mission experience. As it turns out, Jake’s mission had some pretty rough parts too. He and I talk about everything from the games missionaries play to the price missionaries pay.
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Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood visits 1969 Los Angeles, where everything is changing, as TV star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his longtime stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) make their way around an industry they hardly recognize anymore. The ninth film from the writer-director features a large ensemble cast and multiple storylines in a tribute to the final moments of Hollywood’s golden age.
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I first came across Tomas Costanza in the New York band “Diffuser” while they were touring as the opening act for 90’s rock group the Toadies. I was blown away! And after stumbling across their album “Injury Loves Melody” for sale at a swap meet a few months later, I became a fan. A HUGE fan! And after recently starting to follow Tomas on Instagram and pestering him for an interview, it was my supreme privilege to have this conversation with Tomas about his life in music and his journey through one of the roughest industries in the entertainment business.
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I’ve only known Ross for a few years. But I’ve been a fan of his band Idiotkin for almost 20 years. This week, he joined me at my Saturday acoustic gig at Gotham City Comics in downtown Mesa, Arizona to play an acoustic set and to sit down with me and talk about Idiotkin’s upcoming album…their first new album in 14 years! Look for it to be available for purchase or for streaming on your favorite digital platform on August 9th.
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BehindtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh.
I met Serity (Stratton) Rogers when I was in my second area and had been on my mission for about a year. She was brand new to mission life and was absolutely beaming with missionary zeal and with a fragile, vulnerable spirit that made me instantly miss the closeness that I’ve always had with women in my life. It was both fun and deeply moving to sit down with Serity and talk with her about her mission, faith, repentance, and our relationship with God.
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Unstoppable takes the viewer on an incredible journey as a girl becomes a woman and a resilient athlete rises to the top her game against all odds, becoming one of the leading professional surfers in the world. From chasing her toddler, to chasing the biggest waves, Bethany is continuously rewriting the rules by living an Unstoppable life, and brings new meaning to the phrase “surfs like a girl.”
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Anyone that listens to this podcast knows that I geek out hard over stand-up comedy. This week’s episode was extra special for me in that I got to talk with and pick the brain of a working stand-up comedian. Phil Johnson has been in the game for well over a decade and I had a great time talking with him about our mutual love of comedy, our comedic influences, and most importantly, his up and coming 4th stand up special that he’ll be shooting in San Diego in August. Check out his website for clips of his stand-up, tour dates for where and when you can see him live, and links to his podcast “Under the Crossbones”.
https://www.roadsideattraction.com
http://www.underthecrossbones.com
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“In less than a year, I would be burying a daughter and divorced. I would be alienated from family and friends and alone. I would also be without 2 jobs that I had been at for years. During this time, I would attempt suicide twice, become erratic and confrontational. I had to take my life back. I had to find a way to heal so that I could continue to be a mother, process my new life and accept the inevitable. I had to find my peace, fight and drive.”
This week, it was my honor and privilege to talk to survivor and thriver, Kymberlee King.
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BehindtheBurgh is a series of podcast interviews recorded during my recent trip back to Pittsburgh, PA where I served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than 15 years ago. The footage of that trip culminated in the documentary film "Back to the 'Burgh" about my experience as a missionary in Pittsburgh.
In this first interview of the series, I sat down with my mission president and his wife, Scott and Christine Cameron. As a missionary, your mission president and mission mother are as close to parents as you've got. And yet, over time they become so much closer to your heart than a surrogate parent ever could. The Camerons and I talk about their perspective of the early days and months of their own adventure into missionary service.
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Brady Novotny started playing the guitar at the age of 10. Determined to be a world class guitarist, he left his first guitar lesson with his instructor telling him basically to give it up now.
Brady has a wide range of experience in the music business. His experience ranges from the Pittsburgh rock scene to national tours. He has worked as a Pittsburgh session guitarist, Worship leader, and guitarist at several mega churches. He has also taught guitar at clinics and universities.
His 2019 release with MTS Management Group/MTS Records is “Passions Collide” featuring the lead single, “Redemption’s Cry.” The song, featuring a hauntingly beautiful vocal from Brady’s wife, Jennifer, is currently charting on the Airplay Today national radio charts.
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Everyone loves a good story about second-chances, and that’s exactly what Bill Abernathy’s story is all about. The Kansas City, Missouri resident began writing songs in his early teens. He played all through his school years, but then he stopped...Life took over.
Bill went about getting married, building a business career, and raising his children. After his kids graduated from school and started their careers, Bill picked up the guitar again and began trying to rekindle his love of music.
Bill’s latest collection of songs, “Crossing Willow Creek” is available now, with first single, “Cry Wolf” hitting radio airwaves around the globe. The single reached the iTunes Top 100 Rock Songs chart, while hitting the Top 5 on New Music Weekly’s country chart. Bill is also a December 2018 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist.
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Darren Paltrowitz has been interviewing stars and writing about music, film, comedy, and professional wrestling for over 15 years. Darren let me pick his brain about Foo Fighters, Amanda Palmer, Jews in comedy, and even helping me get my own foot out of the mud in reaching out to potential guests. He’s a tremendous guy and I’m so proud to share this conversation.
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Jake Starkey is a filmmaker and fellow podcaster. Jake and I had a great time talking about our mutual love for cinema and the filmmaking process. You can find Jake on his very own podcast “Break the Box” wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Cathy Rhoden Goguen met tragedy. And then she met Matt Rifenburg. She and Matt have been working together ever since to tell Matt’s story on the page and on the stage. Keep an eye out for “Unstoppable by Design” in bookstores and theatres near you.
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"Echo In The Canyon" is a wonderfully ethereal trip down memory lane into the California dreamin' that was the folk rock period of the mid-1960's. Jakob Dylan (The Wallflowers) takes you back through a series of interviews with the people who lived through it and his own and other modern artists recollections of their experiences with those albums and that music. And the whole story is wrapped in footage from a concert put on by Jakob and his friends featuring selected songs from the era.
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Jacqueline Auguste is the co-founder and singer of the Canadian rock band Across the Board. Jackie and I talk about her early exposure to music, her journey to find her instrument and her voice, and how she relates to the music industry these days. For more information, find and follow Across the Board on YouTube and all your favorite music streaming platforms.
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Enjoy this hurricane of a good time with my hurricane of a new friend, MJ Roadsz.
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This week: The soundtrack for “Back to the ‘Burgh” is in the can, my musings on the future of Blayrock Films, the content machine that is YouTube, my thoughts on the Spike Lee film Black Klansman, the life of an artist, my love for the podcast “Your Mom’s House” and the recent resolution of “TheoGate”, the simplicity of being a musician and why that makes it a little silly that we praise performing artists like we do, how keeping a band together is emotional rape, and the story of a fuse that I lit recently and how the explosion may change the entire future of this podcast.
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This week: In anticipation of the upcoming 50th episode of this podcast, I'm so happy to be bringing you this conversation with my friend, fellow songwriter, and one of the most beautiful women I've ever known, Aubry Hiatt. Enjoy.
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This week: An update on the scorpion sting, pigeon sex in the street - aka, wrong place/wrong time, more “Back to the ‘Burgh” talk, my new favorite Netflix show “The Chef Show” and my geek love for Jon Favreau, my new musical obsession - the Australian rock band “Stand Atlantic”, my first world problem of trying to decide which amazing content to publish on which date, my personal woes of growing and managing facial hair, my thoughts about what/when/how I should be engaging with you all through this podcast, a little praise for the wonderful tool that is social media (including a few stories of my own encounters on social media), and a recap of and a few thoughts on the conversation with my Dad.
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Enjoy a special Father's Day episode with my dad, Bob Blaylock.
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This week: More “Back to the ‘Burgh” talk, my production company Blaylock Films and a photoshoot with my super talented little sister Debi Blaylock-Simon, my perfectionism, the potential remix and re-release of “Farewell, Aquarius”, finishing “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” and my thoughts on the books and the movies so far, my thoughts on the trailer for the new Joaquin Phoenix movie “Joker”, my recommendation of new podcasts “Minor Adventures with Topher Grace” and “How Neal Feel” with comedian Neal Brennan, a rewatching of the Chris Farley, David Spade classic “Tommy Boy” and the Peter Dinklage movie “Station Agent” and my praise of their greatness, my difficulties with understanding Billie Eilish and the recent craze surrounding her, how the 70/30 study impacted me, and the story of the great sting of 2019 (and an offering of an emotional analogy related to the story).
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This week: The snowflake episode.
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"Hey ladies!" - Beastie Boys
Superbad just got super-had. Let's hear it for the girls. Coming-of-age stories never felt so daring and never tasted so damn tear-jerkingly sweet.
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This week: My insecurities about solo episodes of the podcast and my weak assurance of more interviews to come, more behind the scenes details of the making of “Back to the ‘Burgh” - including the tribulations of the editing process, a tender shout out to the multi-talented Busy Phillips, applying for a passport and my hopes for going to visit my friend and Episode 33 AGACAAP alumni Mike Mercier (and maybe even shoot a documentary about the trip), recounting one of the biggest Jenny Curran sleeps of my life, ways that the universe has been honoring the energies that I’ve been putting into “Back to the ‘Burgh”, my connection to the Broadway play “Hamilton”, how my next EveningTheScore album “Panic” is trying to force me into musical labor so it can finally be born, geeking out on Dave Grohl and one of his many projects “Them Crooked Vultures”, and more information than you probably wanted to know about ADR (Automated Dialog Replacement).
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This week: EveningTheScore finds a home on the “Local Bands From Instachat” playlist on Spotify, a few more details on the next EveningTheScore album “Panic”, how the movies “Into the Wild” and “The Wrestler” handed me a profound moment of existential perspective, a rough couple of days at work, how Morgan Spurlock inspired me to make “Back to the ‘Burgh”, a line about life from the Chris Rock movie “I Think I Love My Wife” that’s very meaningful to me, the creative process and the artist’s life, a nostalgic saunter through memories of singer/songwriters that I’ve worked with and how I got to reunite with one of them recently, how I discovered that my entire creative process may be motivated by a general need to be able to show proof that I’m right, the casting aside of my insecurities about talking about my religious interests, an explanation of The Book of Mormon, and a thought about one of its verses about understanding.
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This week: My insecurities about my attempts at stand up comedy, a couple of thoughts from my iPhone notepad - which lead my into stories about my move to Utah back in 2016, how I process and analyze my failures, and how my sexual history (including a stint in an addiction recovery program) has evolved my perspective about my sexuality, my thoughts on the newly released trailer for IT: Chapter 2, a breakdown of what I gleaned from finishing the book The Revenant and finally watching the movie, and an unexpected visit with my Dad and some more thoughts on Avengers: Endgame.
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This week: Progress on the YouTube channel for A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast, an apology for a statement made on a previous episode of the podcast, more details on “Back to the ‘Burgh” and on more music coming from EveningTheScore, how comedian Tony Vicich impacted my creative process, how writer/actor/director Seth Rogen expanded my existential perception of the impact my life experiences have on me, thoughts on humility in the midst of misery, entertainment doesn’t always mean funny, an unpacking of the idea of justice, how following my instincts finally got the podcast on Spotify, the learning curve of the iMac, my insane drive toward the building of two completely separate DVD collections, and a couple of movie suggestions.
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It's the most anticipated MCU event ever.
And this podcast is guaranteed to help you appreciate it even more.
Disclaimer: Contains MANY spoilers
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This week: From reminiscing about our days as Mormon missionaries over 15 years ago to his recent entrance onto the stage of the Arizona burlesque scene to our individual emotional issues, I'm so happy to share with all of you this fun and engaging conversation with my friend, Ken Johnson.
Find him on Instagram @woodycumorah
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A couple of months back, my friend Ina text me the trailer for a new Elizabeth Moss movie called "Her Smell" about a female punk rocker spiraling into personal disaster. It looked amazing and we were both so excited to see it.
And this week...we did.
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This week: I'm SO glad that I finally got to sit down this week with my co-worker, Mae Burke. We talk about true crime, horror films, being a wicken, and her extensive work in cosplay and the world of pop-culture conventions.
Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @maesburke
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This week: I first met this man at Talebu Coffee and Wine Bar in Chandler, AZ at an open mic night that he ran and hosted. We co-MC'd our friend Jeff's wedding. He helped my friend Ashley Winters put on one of the best live country music weekends Cave Creek, AZ has ever seen. And through all of it, I've never heard his story.
Until now.
Enjoy this week's interview with the one, the only - Bobby G.
Recorded at Schafer Haus Studios schaferhaus.net
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There are very few things I love more than being surprised when my expectations were low. "The Public" is everything that is great about what we have forgotten and come to underestimate about Hollywood. Written and directed by Emilio Estevez, this movie will fly under most people's radars carrying with it a timely and all-too urgent message about the courage to stand in an America on the verge of moral bankruptcy.
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This week: The good, the bad, and the ugly of sarcasm, the value of meditation, the emptiness of my exhausted mind subsidized by my recommendation of a book and some music and podcasts, and a profound realization about the nature of my relationship with my mother Linda Blaylock.
List of recommendations on this podcast: The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge by Michael Punke Kid A by Radiohead Whiskey Ginger w/ Andrew Santino Jerry Ferrara: Bad 4 Business Cocaine & Rhinestones by Tyler Mahan Coe Keep Them Counting by The Last Gang Live Through This by Hole Lift Your Existence by Night Verses The Mike Herrera Podcast
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This week: Going from the baby of the family to the middle child, growing up with a sibling with autism, how the attention shifted and how that impacted my social development and my positioning of the idea of Jesus within my own existence, a recap of the Pub Rock Live show, me going deeper into my issues with developing romantic relationships (at the end of a messy internal meltdown), a few thoughts on depression and suicide, and the OTHER side of a meltdown - aka, my thoughts on the possibility that the universe may give us (or at least allow) negative experiences as a means of pushing us toward or into circumstances that will ultimately help us and create space for more balance and peace in our lives.
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This week: I sat down with my buddy and international musical minstrel Mike Mercier to talk about his childhood love of performing, our early days together in the Phoenix open mic scene, his shift into performing overseas, and his eventual relocation to Sweden to where he now performs full-time.
You can follow Mike's adventures on Facebook at Official Mike Mercier Solo Acoustic Artist and on Instagram @officialmikeontherun
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Join me and my dad, Bob Blaylock, as we take on the Marvel box office juggernaut "Captain Marvel". I had my issues with it, but it's worth a watch. And my dad was good enough to make a strong, fan-centric case for its overall legitimacy in the MCU.
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This week: I got called out by a listener for saying "podcast" too much, no more iPhone notepad - time to be present, how I originally met Chad - the new drummer of EveningTheScore, shopping for equipment...and dreading the potential of buyer's remorse, and the story of how I'm a psychopath...sometimes.
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This week: Taking criticism, the experience of starting the new feature of this podcast "The Drive Home", having a hard time in relationships because of what they don't know about me, how we learn and develop in the darkness of life, why being a "good example" is bullshit, and a little good news about EveningTheScore.
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On this inaugural voyage of our new feature The Drive Home, I went to see the new Stephen Merchant movie "Fighting With My Family".
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Welcome to the newest feature of A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast... The Drive Home! In these episodes you'll join me and the occasional guest on a trip to one of my favorite places: the movie theater. We're going to screen the latest and great films and let you listen in on the before and after conversations of our experience. Subscribe to A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast and enjoy.
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This week: Why Alex Borstein is amazing, the value of our mistakes as seen through the lens of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden, when you roll the dice of life so hard that it breaks you, and how a rewatching of The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind made me think about all of the memories that we lose in the defragging process of conscious existence.
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Join me on my first Saturday night back at Gotham City Comics since my trip to Pittsburgh. It's an acoustic night of "Farewell, Aquarius", Foo Fighter classics, and my thoughts on the art of performance. Enjoy.
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A brief recap of my trip back to Pittsburgh and the podcast and documentary fun that will soon flow from that trip.
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Enjoy a special Utah edition of the podcast with my friend and one of my favorite musicians Anthony Fellows. Check out his band Friendly Fellows on Instagram and give a listen to his debut single "I Can" on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube. Also enjoy a delightful chat with Anthony's friend and music enthusiast Elizabeth.
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BONUS EPISODE! Ina and I went to the Phoenix stop of Kelly Clarkson's Meaning of Life Tour. And I just couldn't not podcast about it. Enjoy.
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A premier sound engineer, a legendary Arizona DJ, a dynamic lead singer, and one hell of a guy...enjoy this week's episode with my good friend, DJ AdrenaLayne himself, the great Mark Wright.
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It's Arizona's most incredible punk rock power couple Kristen Taylor (Miles to Nowhere, Underdog Studios) and Andy Higgins (Point 9 Percent, Neato)! After I got over my own nervous energy from getting to sit down with this wonderfully dynamic duo, I had a great time hearing their stories and even hearing some brand new music. Follow them on Instagram at:
Kristen - @kristen_m2n Andy - @andyfromneato
Enjoy.
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Due to an interview falling through this week, I took a dive into the vault-o-Blayrock to see what fun I could dig up to show my beloved 'Caapers. And oh did I find something good. This is a recording of my first attempt at podcasting. Ever. From April 2013, enjoy the very first episode of my old band's podcast, The Aftercast.
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I always enjoy hanging out with my friend Shayla Redford and I'm so glad that you all get to hang out with us on this podcast. We talk about her childhood in and out of foster care, her introduction to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and her missionary service (which is how I met her), and her journey away from the Church and further into herself since returning from her mission. You can find and follow her journey through life, self acceptance, and the joys of living her truth on Instagram at @theshaylashoww.
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Welcome to a new year of A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast! There is absolutely no better way to kick off 2019 than with a conversation with my hero - my big brother, Aaron Blaylock. After the podcast, head over to his website www.aaronblaylock.com to read his stellar review of my album "Farewell, Aquarius" that we mentioned during the podcast. And while you're there, pick yourself up a copy of "The Land of Look Behind", "The Unsaid", "Crooked Top Mountain", and the soon-to-be released finale of The Land of Look Behind trilogy - "Roca Bana".
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This week: We get to wrap up 2018 with the co-creator and co-host of the podcast that started it all - A Girl, A Guy, And A Car - the incomparable, Chelsea Reeder. Enjoy this conversation. And take time to go back and listen to the earliest episodes in this feed to relive the fun she and I had making this show. Here's to an epic 2019.
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This week: Some deeper thoughts on the causes of trolling culture and of people taking extreme offense and exacting extreme punishments on others, being aware of our own emotional and psychological triggers and the costs and benefits of engaging and endulging in them, and a discussion of trust, forgiveness, and how they impact and function within relationships and communites.
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This week: We get to sit down with my girlfriend Ina and her friend David Redding for a delightful and fascinating conversation about religion and about addiction recovery. Enjoy.
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This week: We have a great conversation with local Arizona rock heroes Coyote Tango. We talk about Matt, Anthony, and Brian's histories in the music scene, their love of playing music with friends, observations on an ever-evolving music industry, and the emotional journey of creative people. You can find and follow Coyote Tango on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify.
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This week: The law of attraction, love and being single, the power of desire and attitude, fear of change, vulnerability, the praising of developed talents and displayed attributes in otherwise normal people, relationships, and my trust issues.
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This week: For all of my listeners outside of Arizona, we take you front and center for a Saturday night EveningTheScore acoustic gig at Gotham City Comics in downtown Mesa. Recorded 11/24/18
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This week: We sit down with our friend, fellow philsopher, and social radical, Troy. We talk worship, religion, humanity, morality, ethics, politics, film, graphic novels, Troy's collection of classic literature, rock climbing stories (including one about Tom Cruise), the exhausting nature of Peter Jackson's (and J. R. R. Tolkien's) work.
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This week: DJing and other non-musician skills, performing and promoting my music where and when I can, pushing through illness to keep the balling rolling, and a delightful, musical, and cookie-filled evening with my girlfriend Ina.
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This week: Our co-worker, friend, DnD enthusiast, and fellow cinefile, Conner Blake, comes on the podcast for an incredible conversation about the human condition, politics, religion, philosophy, and so much more.
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This week: We had a great phone conversation with our friend, former roommate, and former drummer, Matt Hernandez (No Longer Together, Cap'n Geech, Bring the Army, Hide Your Guns). We talk about Matty's musical history and his journey to becoming a legend in the making. Check out some of Matt's work at https://soundcloud.com/bringthearmy and https://www.youtube.com/user/bringthearmyaz
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This week: Our friend Eddie Prest sits down to talk about evolution, Christian Science, his service in the military, carrying firearms, and so much more.
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This week: My friend and musical brother Ross Klawitter sits down with me to talk about his lifetime love of music, his band IdiotKin, and other silly things. You can find the IdiotKin album "Little Older, Little Fatter" right now on iTunes and Spotify.
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This week: We talk about the process of creating art in juxtaposition to the streaming services and home and mobile devices that distribute said art to its audience. We talk about how the process of creating art changes the artist perspective regarding their own consumption of art, often requiring them to digging deeper into what is available in the world around them to find fulfillment in art. Also, we finally wrap up the "Farewell, Aquarius" series with a discussion about the last two tracks on the album "Lost and Found" and "See This Light" (a Curbside High / Forte A capella cover). The new EveningTheScore album "Farewell, Aquarius" is now available for download and streaming through iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, and other digital platforms.
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This week: We celebrate the upcoming release of the new EveningTheScore album "Farewell, Aquarius" by talking about some of our favorite album cover art over the years followed by the backstory of the cover art of each EveningTheScore. Also, enjoy a sneak peak description of the cover art for "Farewell, Aquarius" and a couple early demos of songs from the album.
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This week: Enjoy a comprehensive (and yet incredibly patchy) history of Adam's career as a performer. And we talk about the next two tracks on "Farewell, Aquarius" - "Beside Myself" and "Throw It All Away".
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So...you might have noticed...that we messed up. There are a few references to songs that were supposed to be inserted into Episode five...and they way weren't. We're sorry. So we put together a bonus podcast with those songs and SO MUCH more. It's just our way of saying - thanks so much for sticking with us while we figure out how to be a decent podcast.
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This week we talk about Adam's long and often bumpy road in the world of recording. The journey takes us from a 17 year old Adam sitting criss-cross apple sauce in front of a dual cassette boombox on the floor of his bedroom to an almost 30 year old Adam in a cramped but strangely perfect studio space in the attic of a garage to a guy (a now 37 year old Adam)...an album...and an iPad. We also get into the backstory of the next two tracks on "Farewell, Aquarius" - "Let It Happen" and "No Strings Attached".
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This week we talk all about the first EP EveningTheScore ever released called "Delusions". We also get into some more about "Fairwell, Aquarius" by talking about the next two tracks on the album "Long Live the King" and "In Control". And check out the singles of both tracks available right now on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube and let us know what you think on our Twitter feed @AGuyACarAPod
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The new EveningTheScore album "Farewell, Aquarius" is almost here! This week we talk about the journey to eventually and finally recording the album and the backstory of the first two tracks. More backstories and sidestories about "Farewell, Aquarius" to come in the next several episodes of the podcast.
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"Feelings; if they don't kill me somehow they might save me" - unrecorded EveningTheScore lyric
This week we talk about living with and living through depression.
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Adam gets back behind the wheel in the official maiden voyage of "A Guy, A Car, And A Podcast". This week, please enjoy the world premiere of "Fix This", Adam's ska collaboration with Idiotkin legend Ross Klawitter. Adam and Ross each talk about the journey from demo to distribution and Adam talks about the new direction of the podcast.
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My buddies Glen and Jonathan return to the podcast. We talk about comic books and comic movies and how audiences have handled the last 30 years of super hero entertainment.
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I've known these guys since the first grade. From video games to basketball to wrestling to rock and roll, we've had a wild ride. And we hope you enjoy the trip.
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Chelsea says goodbye as A Girl, A Guy, And A Car comes to an end.
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Chelsea digs in to the Lyft candy. Chelsea and Adam talk about getting old and not feeling good at it (while also being 100% OK with turning in early). Adam talks about the energies of human existence as it relates to the algorithms of happiness. Chelsea is a wild woman...under the right circumstances. Chelsea talks about the chemical balance (and imbalance) of women and things that she has studied about how to better manage that. And finally, locally cultivated honey is very good for you. You're welcome.
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Adam almost starts the Hamilton conversation. Again. Chelsea stops him. Thankfully. Chelsea goes to her friend's Catholic wedding. Chelsea and Adam talk about dancing. Chelsea's birthday was this past week and Adam meets several of Chelsea's friends at her birthday party...and falls for one of them...and feels all his feelings about it. Chelsea talks about a creepy dating experience.
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Adam and Chelsea talk to each other. (Wait for it. You'll laugh.) Arizona's weather plays tricks on its unfortunate residents. Chelsea's birthday is coming up and Adam and Chelsea talk about the process of celebrating their lives...and getting motivated to start living their lives. Adam asks Chelsea about her feelings about taking a dance class. Chelsea follows up with Adam about the two girls that he saw at the Mid-Singles ward and that he said he would reach out to. Adam admits to living out fantasy relationships long before any actual relationships have a chance to even get started. Chelsea sees an attractive guy at work...and stays focused on her work. Adam talks about feminism.
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Adam and Chelsea attend a Mid-Singles ward together. And they have feelings about it. Adam sees his ex-girlfriend there. And he has feelings about it.
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Adam talks about his recent performance in Spanish Fork, UT (see www.facebook.com/eveningthescore for details). Chelsea expresses her frustration with life circumstances. Things get pretty vulnerable as Adam and Chelsea talk about the price of realizing your dreams and the cost of living them.
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Adam started driving for Lyft. Chelsea thinks about doing it too. Chelsea tells Adam what she thought about his recent gig. Adam talks about the hierarchy of local venues. Chelsea recalls a podcast she listened to about "deep work". Chelsea and Adam talk about focus, concentration, attention and how social media is slowly depleting our socio-cultural relationships. Also, how social media has completely changed our acknowledgement of what qualifies as "news" and whether, what, and why we should concern ourselves about spending our emotional energies.
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Adam sees a starry night and goes on a Mutual App date. Chelsea gets asked out by a client...again. Chelsea digs hiking and outworks a guy at working out. And how TV may be shaping American office culture. p.s. Harry Potter is perfect.
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A dream is a wish your heart makes...even when life hands you lemons. So..."Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'"...I guess.
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Planes, trains, and automobiles. And cruise ships. And karaoke. And Tony Robbins. Basically, Chelsea and Adam are back to just being awesome.
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Rachel Chesney is the Area Director of Sales for Marriott Hotels. She's also one of Chelsea and Adam's oldest friends. Join us as we banter about self-promotion and dating before things get deep about spirituality and LDS doctrine.
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Hop in and get to know author, pop culture enthusiast, and fellow podcaster, Zane Simon. Adam and Zane talk about video games, space, and other incredibly nerdy things.
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"We're never gonna survive unless we get a little crazy."
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Diet and body image and feelings, oh my.
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Justin Timberlake and John Mayer are delicious.
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"Dry your eyes, mate."
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Mid-singles wards - do we need 'em?
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Adam and Chelsea introduce themselves...as well as their issues with the societal habits and vicissitudes of dating.
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Adam and Chelsea say Hi. To everyone.
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