Drumming Up Conversation

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The meeting featured a conversation with Drumming Up Conversation and Addyson James, who discussed her recent travels, work in the adult film industry, and upcoming projects. She shared details about her recent shoots, including a new role for MeanBitches.com, and her experiences with different types of scenes. Addyson talked about her involvement in award season, specifically the AVN Awards, and the process of getting nominated. She introduced new content ideas like "Beyond the Whistle" and "The Fuckboy Files" to engage her audience. The conversation also covered industry challenges, such as social media restrictions and double standards, as well as her personal journey with sobriety. Addison mentioned her plans to attend events like Exxxotica New Jersey and the AVN Awards, and she provided her social media handles for followers. Make sure to find everything she is doing with the links below:

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https://www.instagram.com/thedesertmilf

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This episode featured a conversation with Daniel Rivera from Euphoros Soap Company, discussing the origins, evolution, and philosophy behind his business. Daniel shared how he started making soap with his daughter, the transition from Euphoria to Euphoros due to a trademark issue with Calvin Klein, and the importance of sourcing materials locally. He explained the benefits of using hemp seed oil in his products and the science behind soap making, including the challenges of humidity and the 90-day curing process. The conversation highlighted the community aspect of small businesses, with Daniel emphasizing collaboration, philanthropy, and the goal of creating more than just a bar of soap by supporting local and global causes. The hosts and Daniel also discussed the local business ecosystem, farmer's markets, and the value of buying from small, intentional producers. The episode concluded with a brief discussion on favorite drummers and the passion for supporting local artisans.

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This Drumming Up Conversation episode hosted by Justin and Andrea Wood talked to Sensei Ron Thomas, who played Bobby Brown, one of the original Cobras from the Karate Kid film. Ron shared his background starting competitive swimming at age 3 in Reno, Nevada, and how he began martial arts after being bullied in high school. He discussed his role as Bobby Brown in Karate Kid, revealing he kept his black belt status secret during auditions and training, and described the positive set environment with the cast and crew. Ron explained his involvement in Cobra Kai series, including filming the emotional Tommy death scene and his belief that Billy Zabka's performance in Season 6 should have been Emmy-nominated. He discussed his current work as a martial arts instructor, motivational speaker, and author, including his book "The Hidden Life Lessons of Mr. Miyagi" and a new children's book series called "The Littlest Sensei" targeting middle-grade readers. The conversation concluded with Ron sharing insights about the challenges of raising his 12-year-old daughter in the digital age and his upcoming appearances at comic conventions.

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The conversation began with Drumming Up Conversation and Elliot, owner of Masculine Man discussing their shared interest in UFOs, aliens, and paranormal topics, including ghost tours and personal experiences. Elliot then introduced himself as the owner of Masculine Man Essentials, explaining how the brand was born out of frustration with ineffective natural deodorants and a desire for healthier products. He detailed the development process, the brand's values of masculinity, patriotism, and performance, and its expansion into retail stores. The discussion also covered the challenges of entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and future product plans, such as a women's line and bar soaps. Drumming Up Conversation, which started as a way to combat depression and has since grown into a platform for connecting with interesting guests and building a community. They also talked about personal interests, local businesses, and the positive impact of their podcast on their social lives and confidence. Find his great products at the link below:

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The meeting was a bonus episode recording where Justin and Andrea discussed their frustration and disappointment over a failed convention in Flagstaff. They explained that they were supposed to be at the event for several more days but had returned home early. They clarified that they were not involved in the production of the CreepyCon and were only asked to be guests, having first reached out to the promoter because Sean Kanan was scheduled to appear. They expressed regret for getting involved beyond attending as paying customers and mentioned that some people had warned them about similar scams, specifically the Atomic Monster scam. They also noted that they had made some good friends through the event, such as the Platons, Dave Shelton, Johnny Hopeless, Heather Mortis Delaney, Third Eye Sleuth and more. The conversation included attempts to find information about the promoter online, including searching for names like Edward Cantu and Donna Cantu Baldwin, and they mentioned that they were joined by, Joshua Birt from Northern Arizona Dark Skies Entertainment.

Joshua Birt joined the hosts to discuss further details on the cancellation of CreepyCon and the surrounding controversy. Joshua, Justin and Andrea discussed how they first learned of the cancellation and the suspicious nature of the threats used as justification. They shared their experiences with the promoter, Eddie, including inconsistent communication, conflicting information about ticket sales, and unprofessional behavior. Northern described his efforts to promote the event and organize a Magic tournament, while Drumming explained their decision to back out after key celebrities dropped out. Both parties expressed frustration over the impact on vendors, guests, and fans, and discussed the possibility of legal action. They also touched upon the similarities between this situation and a previous scam involving Atomic Monster. The conversation concluded with a shared sense of disappointment and a desire to support those affected by the event's failure.

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This was a conversation between Justin and Andrea of the Drumming Up Conversation podcast and Stevi, host of the "Truth or Demons" podcast, recorded while the hosts were in Flagstaff for the Creepy Con event. Stevi discussed her research into the Warren cases, including how her interest began with "The Conjuring" movie and evolved into a podcast focused on debunking paranormal claims. She shared significant findings about Ed and Lorraine Warren's real names (Warren Edward Miney), their questionable investigation methods, and controversial aspects of their cases like the Amityville horror story and the Annabelle doll. The conversation covered Stevie's research into specific cases, including the Snedeker family case and the motorcycle accident story that was debunked due to factual inconsistencies. They also discussed the pushback Stevi has received from paranormal community members, including being blocked by Matt Rife and facing attempts to prevent her from speaking at the Creepy Con. The interview concluded with plans for Stevi to speak at the event and details about scheduling her panel discussion. Find everything Stevi is up to with the link below:

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The Drumming Up Conversation Podcast featured a conversation with actor and comedian Marc Price. Marc discussed his early career, including his appearance on the Merv Griffin Show at 13, which led to his role as Skippy Handelman on "Family Ties." He shared anecdotes about working with Michael J. Fox and his involvement with the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Marc also talked about his role in the cult film "Trick or Treat," his current comedy tour, and his upcoming appearance at the Flagstaff Creepy Con. He mentioned his favorite comedians, his long-time residence in Laurel Canyon, and his friendship with drummer Jimmy Keegan. The hosts and Marc also briefly discussed the recent news about Carrot Top. Make sure to keep track of everything Marc is up to and get tickets to Flagstaff creepy Con with the links below:

https://www.marcskippyprice.com

https://www.youtube.com/@marcprice

https://www.strideevents.com/events/flagstaff-creepy-con/2026/tickets

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This Drumming Up Conversation episode featured a conversation with Joshua Birt, owner of Northern Arizona Dark Skies Entertainment, a collectibles and gaming store in Winslow, Arizona. Joshua discussed the origins of his business, inspired by the demand for trading cards, and detailed the store's offerings, including trading card games, tabletop games, video game rentals, and arcade machines. He shared his plans for the Flagstaff CreepyCon, where his store will host a Magic: The Gathering tournament and a cosplay contest. Joshua also mentioned his future project to open a dark sky compliant drive-in theater. The conversation covered his personal interests in comics, concert posters, and favorite drummers, as well as his involvement with the Creepy Comics Universe. The hosts, Justin and Andrea Wood, shared their excitement for the upcoming convention and their plans to visit Joshua's store. Make sure to visit their website and socials with the link below:

https://www.darkskiesentertainment.com

This was an interview episode of Drumming Up Conversation where hosts Justin and Andrea Wood caught up with Eddie and Dawn about the progress of Flagstaff Creepy Con since their last interview in June. Eddie discussed how the convention has grown organically from a small idea to a major event with 28 celebrity guests, 56 horror vendors, and a VIP party at the Weatherford Hotel. He revealed they had signed a contract with Little America for a potential five-year partnership, though they were already outgrowing the venue before year one even began. Dawn shared her involvement in managing the coffee aspect of the event, with plans to serve cold brew coffee, whole bean coffee, and skull mugs as souvenirs. The hosts discussed their plans to attend the event a week early to help with setup and mentioned their excitement about meeting various celebrity guests including Johnny Hopeless, the Platon twins, and Jack O'Halloran. Eddie also revealed plans for multiple comic book projects tied to the convention and discussed his decision to avoid competing with local Flagstaff coffee shops by focusing on online sales and special events.

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https://flagstaffcreepycon.com

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This episode of Drumming Up Conversation featured a conversation with Rita, the owner of AZ Ghost Adventures, who shared her lifelong experiences with the paranormal. Rita discussed her background in healthcare and how it informs her empathetic approach to paranormal investigations, focusing on helping people and spirits rather than entertainment. She detailed numerous personal encounters, including poltergeist activity, shadow figures, and spirit communications, often in locations around Globe, Arizona. Rita explained her company's philosophy, events like the Globe ParaCon, and collaborations with other teams and TV shows like Ghost Adventures. The discussion also covered Rita's team, the cultural context of their investigations, and the importance of credibility and respect in paranormal work. Personal stories included a terrifying experience with a spirit named Kingsley and a family connection to a historical true crime case. Rita also shared her own paranormal experiences and the challenges of running paranormal events, including dealing with negativity and skepticism.

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Intro and outro music by Temporal Displacement. Find them on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/6LHjJWSRRzLllZREpEEqvs?si=s1S1RZaMTDayHAAaRu-DBg or wherever you stream your music. Their new concept album The Spartacus War is out now!