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In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan ventures from the studio to explore the world of new technology at the Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow 2019.

Whether its major broadcasts or startup podcasts, none of our shows would even happen without technology. From the microphone to the camera even the world of the Internet comes into play in the modern media landscape. But these worlds crossover annually on the Texas association of Broadcasters Expo floor as manufacturers from all over the world setup to show off their latest and greatest tools of the A/V trade.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we weave our way through the crowd and talk tech with some of the amazing manufactures and vendors at the 2019 Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow!

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

Ever wonder how Austin got to be the thriving improv city that it is? In this special LIVE SHOW of Yes But Why Podcast, Amy Jordan interviewed some of the OG Austin improvisers about how the Austin Improv Community got started and the ups and downs of drama from the very beginning! This one gets JUICY!!

In this episode, we chat about the experiences of Estevan Chuy Zarate, David Lampe, Shannon McCormick, Megan Flynn, Catherine Zarate, Tyler Bryce, Les McGehee, and Mike D'Alonzo.

Estevan J. (Chuy) Zarate is an actor/director/coach from San Antonio TX. Chuy has been improvising for audiences for 29 years. He is a member of The Big Bash at The Hideout Theatre, The Known Wizards (Merlinworks faculty troupe), ¡Zarzamora! and more duos than he can count.

David Lampe has been performing in, directing and teaching improv in Texas since 1981. David started with the Comedy Workshop in Houston and went on to establish the first professional improv troupe in San Antonio. In Austin, David was one of the earliest members of Monk's Night Out and a founding member of Heroes of Comedy. He travels to festivals both nationally and internationally with his troupe ¡ZARZAMORA!

Shannon McCormick is an improviser as well as a film and voice actor. Shannon started his Austin improv journey at the Hideout Theatre in 2000 and he joined We Could Be Heroes at the end of that year. Shannon currently performs regularly with Shana Merlin in their troupe, Get Up.

Megan Flynn is an award-winning improviser with 30 years of experience in the Austin improv community. In Austin, Megan has performed in thousands of improv shows with ComedySportz Austin and Girls Girls Girls Improvised Musicals. She has also performed in LA, New York, Atlanta, Seattle, and Lindsborg, KS, among the most memorable.

Catherine Zarate is a long time Austin improviser but she doesn’t perform as often as she’d like to. She was with a 'Monk's Night Out' B Troupe called 'Inflatable Egos'. She has been seen on San Antonio stages with 'The Oxymorons'. She is also in a married duo called '20 Years and Counting' with Chuy Zarate.

Tyler Bryce lived in Austin when it really was weird. But then, in 2001, he moved to NYC to study improv at the UCB, the PIT, and Magnet. Since moving back to Austin in 2012, Tyler has been active in the scene, performing regularly in Flying Theater Machine, ComedySportz Austin, and the sketch comedy show Fuck It’s Hot.

Les McGehee is an author, comedian, and improvisation pioneer who has entertained and trained millions of happier people. Les’ National Comedy Theatre and ComedySportz teams have toured around the US and 14 other countries. Les also wrote a book called Plays Well With Others (A Grown-up Handbook of Improvisation and Play, Dalton Publishing).

Mike D'Alonzo is a founding member of The Knuckleball Now, and a long-time veteran of the Austin improv scene, as an original member of Austin Theatresports (then We Could Be Heroes), Gravy, and sketch troupe Catch 24. He has had sketches on Comedy Central and NBC. A short film of one of his sketches, "Nougat," won the Midnight Shorts Competition at SXSW and toured with "Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation." He is also a former member of LA Theatresports with Impro Theatre.

This show was recorded on Thursday August 8th at 9:30pm at the Hideout Theatre.

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

Ever wonder how Austin got to be the thriving improv city that it is? In this special LIVE SHOW of Yes But Why Podcast, Amy Jordan will be interviewing some of the OG Austin improvisers about how it all got started and how we are all working together to be better and better each day! Show on Thursday August 8th at 9:30pm at the Hideout. Part of Free Fringe!!
Featuring: Estevan Chuy Zarate, David Lampe, Shannon McCormick, Megan Flynn, Catherine Zarate, Tyler Bryce, Les McGehee, Mike D'Alonzo, and Becca Sadler.
Yes But Why is a podcast in which Austin comedy artist, Amy Jordan
interviews people dedicated to keeping creativity in their lives. How do they do it? What keeps them going? All this and more on YesButWhyPodcast.com
The Yes But Why podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan ventures from the studio to explore the world of new technology at the Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow 2019.
Whether its major broadcasts or startup podcasts, none of our shows would even happen without technology. From the microphone to the camera even the world of the Internet comes into play in the modern media landscape. But these worlds crossover annually on the Texas association of Broadcasters Expo floor as manufacturers from all over the world setup to show off their latest and greatest tools of the A/V trade.
Join the Talking Sound podcast as we weave our way through the crowd and talk tech with some of the amazing manufactures and vendors at the 2019 Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow!
The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan ventures from the studio to explore the world of new technology at the Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow 2019.

Whether its major broadcasts or startup podcasts, none of our shows would even happen without technology. From the microphone to the camera even the world of the Internet comes into play in the modern media landscape. But these worlds crossover annually on the Texas association of Broadcasters Expo floor as manufacturers from all over the world setup to show off their latest and greatest tools of the A/V trade.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we weave our way through the crowd and talk tech with some of the amazing manufactures and vendors at the 2019 Texas Association of Broadcasters tradeshow!

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

Ever wonder how Austin got to be the thriving improv city that it is? In this special LIVE SHOW of Yes But Why Podcast, Amy Jordan will be interviewing some of the OG Austin improvisers about how it all got started and how we are all working together to be better and better each day! Show on Thursday August 8th at 9:30pm at the Hideout. Part of Free Fringe!!

Featuring: Estevan Chuy Zarate, David Lampe, Shannon McCormick, Megan Flynn, Catherine Zarate, Tyler Bryce, Les McGehee, Mike D'Alonzo, and Becca Sadler.

Yes But Why is a podcast in which Austin comedy artist, Amy Jordan

interviews people dedicated to keeping creativity in their lives. How do they do it? What keeps them going? All this and more on YesButWhyPodcast.com

The Yes But Why podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille with is a whopper you don't wanna miss! There are two incredibly hot guests you are sure to find fascinating and will not only want to get to know more but also connect with. One the first how in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Singer, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4, who has been quite noticed for his role in "Cage the Bear - The Black Bang." The focus of the film is about hackers who join forces with aliens to take on Russian terrorists and Mike plays the role of a Government Agent. However, this is not the only noteworthy performance of Mike's career in acting, he was also in a short film called, "Tit for Tat," where the plot encompasses the challenges that can occur from concussions. Mike was cast as an emotionally elusive NFL Commissioner and the film received a nomination for "Best Dramatic Short Film" at the "Art is Alive Film Festival" in 2017. Another film, "A Crime To Remember," earned an Emmy Award, whereby Mike performed as a police officer and the show was broadcast on Investigation Discovery as a crime-drama series. Mike has three additional movie's he will talk about on the show, "No Way Out," "Catcalling Man," and Project TimeJump and the teaser for this... "What if you wake up one day, and everyone is gone?" This is yet another one to place on your "Movies To See" checklist! Finally, drum roll, please... Mike is set to star in the series pilot, "The Door," in which he will be playing a police detective. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov Marc Cashman is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California, and is thee master in Voice-Acting. From creating and producing copy to music advertising for radio and television and internet, he is one of the leading experts even celebrities seek to sharpen their skills. He is the author of one of the top-selling books on voice-acting, "V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career." He has received over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, and voted one of the "Best Voices of the Year" three times by AudioFile Magazine. Marc is also a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in radio, television and internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country and believes passionately in voice acting. So much so, he also instructs students at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as, his own illustrious (for those learning at all levels) "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" classes at "Cashman Commercials." Impressive and encouragingly, the classes he offers can be taken in-studio and or even online. Marc hosts, "Fly on the Wall," invitations for those who would like to see what the class is like before fully diving in. This entails registering for a one-day sit-in live or online class. The script is available to the attendees for the specific registered class.You can receive newsletters from Marc, connect to online columns, such as, "Ask The VoiceCat" for www.NowCasting.com and www.Backstage.com, to glean some of his expertise or see him as a or request him to be a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries. Wait until you hear what this incredible man has to share about his journey on the vocal chord, those he has coached, and the opportunity that might just ignite a fire in you! http://cashmancommercials.com/...

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan takes some time to tip his hat to tradesmen and their crafts as we discuss the return of the American craftsman with Marc Marchand of Marchand Heritage Brooms.

What is it about a handmade object? Whether it’s a child’s toy, a quilt or in this case a broom, why are people all over the country and even the world returning to items crafted by men instead of machines? How can a simple object like a broom and the process of making one be a not only a metaphor for life, but a way in which to live it? How can the traditional trades of our forefathers bring to light a new path in our modern society?

Marc Marchand is an old soul trapped in modern times. A librarian by training and a director of both parks and library services in north Texas, he shares his passion for lifelong learning, the outdoors, history, and music by learning skills that are at risk of being lost on the next generation and promptly turning around and sharing it with anyone who is willing to learn. Together with his passion for the of craft broom making, he uses old world techniques to create modern functional works of art. He’s a scholar, missionary, educator, and a terrible dancer.

Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we delve in the rebirth of one of the oldest handicrafts known to man and the great leveler of society…the broom with Marc Marchand of Marchand Heritage Brooms.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan takes some time to tip his hat to tradesmen and their crafts as we discuss the return of the American craftsman with Marc Marchand of Marchand Heritage Brooms.

What is it about a handmade object? Whether it’s a child’s toy, a quilt or in this case a broom, why are people all over the country and even the world returning to items crafted by men instead of machines? How can a simple object like a broom and the process of making one be a not only a metaphor for life, but a way in which to live it? How can the traditional trades of our forefathers bring to light a new path in our modern society?

Marc Marchand is an old soul trapped in modern times. A librarian by training and a director of both parks and library services in north Texas, he shares his passion for lifelong learning, the outdoors, history, and music by learning skills that are at risk of being lost on the next generation and promptly turning around and sharing it with anyone who is willing to learn. Together with his passion for the of craft broom making, he uses old world techniques to create modern functional works of art. He’s a scholar, missionary, educator, and a terrible dancer.

Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we delve in the rebirth of one of the oldest handicrafts known to man and the great leveler of society…the broom with Marc Marchand of Marchand Heritage Brooms.
The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.