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This week’s Yes But Why episode showcases Austin-based filmmaker Mei Makino.

Mei is currently in production on Inbetween Girl, a feature film that she has written and will be directing and producing this summer! Mei is a graduate of the University of Texas RTF program and she has been working consistently in film since she graduated! Amy and Mei recently connected at the Transform Film Fest where Mei was speaking on a panel about women in film!

In this episode, Mei tells Amy about her first film, a horror movie called “The Crittles” that she made on the family camcorder as a kid. We also talk about the “life-changing” Film Camp for Girls that she went to with Michelle Voss, the amazing internship she did at Apatow Productions, and the hard work she is doing right now with Creative Action to teach filmmaking to the next generation!

Support Mei Makino by seeing her feature film, Inbetween Girl, as soon as it is available to you AND by supporting all women in film! https://www.facebook.com/inbetweengirlfilm/

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This week’s Yes But Why episode showcases Austin-based filmmaker Mei Makino.

Mei is currently in production on Inbetween Girl, a feature film that she has written and will be directing and producing this summer! Mei is a graduate of the University of Texas RTF program and she has been working consistently in film since she graduated! Amy and Mei recently connected at the Transform Film Fest where Mei was speaking on a panel about women in film!

In this episode, Mei tells Amy about her first film, a horror movie called “The Crittles” that she made on the family camcorder as a kid. We also talk about the “life-changing” Film Camp for Girls that she went to with Michelle Voss, the amazing internship she did at Apatow Productions, and the hard work she is doing right now with Creative Action to teach filmmaking to the next generation!

Support Mei Makino by seeing her feature film, Inbetween Girl, as soon as it is available to you AND by supporting all women in film! https://www.facebook.com/inbetweengirlfilm/


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.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

A deep dive into the work of legendary director John Carpenter. Related PostsWednesday Weirdness Returns!!! (Nov 16, 2016) Happy Birthday to Scarydad.com (Jun 23, 2014)…Read the postSDP EP 138: John Carpenter

This week’s Yes But Why episode showcases Austin-based filmmaker Mei Makino.

Mei is currently in production on Inbetween Girl, a feature film that she has written and will be directing and producing this summer! Mei is a graduate of the University of Texas RTF program and she has been working consistently in film since she graduated! Amy and Mei recently connected at the Transform Film Fest where Mei was speaking on a panel about women in film!

In this episode, Mei tells Amy about her first film, a horror movie called “The Crittles” that she made on the family camcorder as a kid. We also talk about the “life-changing” Film Camp for Girls that she went to with Michelle Voss, the amazing internship she did at Apatow Productions, and the hard work she is doing right now with Creative Action to teach filmmaking to the next generation!

Support Mei Makino by seeing her feature film, Inbetween Girl, as soon as it is available to you AND by supporting all women in film! https://www.facebook.com/inbetweengirlfilm/

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.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

A deep dive into the work of legendary director John Carpenter. Related PostsWednesday Weirdness Returns!!! (Nov 16, 2016) Happy Birthday to Scarydad.com (Jun 23, 2014)…Read the postSDP EP 138: John Carpenter

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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!

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In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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!

This double feature gives you an opportunity to enrich your life financially and get inspired by an actress who has been on the move! Al Caicedo is the President and Owner of "CKS Summit Group" and is the guest on the first show within this episode. Al found himself handcuffed to other peoples ideas and beliefs on how corporate shackles on finances were and he did not like that mentality. He decided to go independent to change the way finances can be designed to truly help people maintain their lifestyle and see "the more". He feels it is an honor to help people and see their dreams come true.

Rebecca and Al talk about what your ally is to make your investments and fiances multiply along with other things that can lead you to a healthier financial position.

Al's focus and objective is to help ensure his clients are able to enjoy their lifestyle beyond the workplace and into their retirement years through education that enables them to decide for themselves, the financial path they should follow. He has spent twenty years helping clients protect and preserve their assets and utilizes his safe money strategies which have helped clients save millions of dollars during the latest market collapse. Al is an asset preservation consultant and transitional planning specialist. The goals and objectives of a transitional client are more geared toward safety and risk elimination, peace of mind, developing income options and tax savings strategies, avoiding probate, and reducing or eliminating the potential for loss to a nursing home. His practice focuses on addressing the distinctive financial needs of those nearing retirement and those who are already retired.

Al is a member of the "Presidential Who's Who" and the" Million Dollar Round Table." He has been featured in the following publications: "Oakland Press", the "Detroit News", "Observer & Eccentric", "Builder Magazine", "Consumers Digest", "WWJ News Radio 950", "WDIV-TV Channel 4","Fox 2 Detroit," and "C&G Newspaper."

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This second show on the episode is quite an inspiration as guest Shanna Toft, a mother of 5, gives an electric discussion as she talks about how she got into show business. Shanna grew up in the Austin, Texas area before moving to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for high school. Shanna attended the University of North Texas as well as Colorado Technical University.

Shanna shared in detail how she participated in theater, choir, and dance all through school, along with what roles she played. She also modeled in her early college years and her modeling debut was as a live Barbie for Mattel. Though she acted for years in school, her professional acting took the course of working as an extra/background/stand-in before gaining her first television role as the wife of a bank robber in a documentary reconstruction on Channel 4 in the UK. Since then, and even more recently, she has exploded in the film industry with a number of roles, one of which debut on the Red Carpet, "Insincere Twins," in Carrollton, Texas on June 1, 2019. She is currently involved in "Blind Confessions" and a web series about Human Trafficking.

Shanna has also garnered her career to add a new role to her portfolio, as she is also now a Director and Producer for an upcoming film. She delves into expressing how involved directing and producing a film is in comparison to having been an actor. She evens shares a secret to what is required on the set for a scene shot. Shanna is influential to all, as she lays the palette out to show that no matter what one wants to do in life, you pick the color and just start painting, then continue to add colors on the canvas until a beautiful picture emerges!To find out more about the work she is involved in you'll have to tune into the show!

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In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by surfing enthusiasts Johnny Spicher and and Kris Wolfe to discuss a life spent surfing and the hunt for the next Big Kahouna and the rise of the non-coastal surfer.

For years the world of surfing has been in eye of the public. Since the release of Endless Summer in 1966 surfing has been seen as a sport of wizardry and art. One man as one with the ocean. Becoming one with the wave. Being one with the board. But it is far more than just mere sport…it is a metaphor for life. For surfers, riding is existence itself. Surfing is life and life is surfing.

Our culture has been permeated by surfing. From the “Shaka” sign, to phrases like “Hang Loose” and terms like “bail”, popular music, skateboarding, snowboarding, clothing and even car design, surfing has been a literal birthing ground for subcultures across the globe for decades. But what about the next generation? What about the future of this most excellent of sports pitting man against nature? With the birth of surf parks axcross the country, even in land locked states, the landscape is now wide open for the next surfing superstar to take the throne from somewhere like Montana or Iowa. What does this mean for the future of surfing? How do we begin the search for these new champions of water and wave? That is exactly the mission of our guests Kris Wolfe and Johnny Spicher. Welcome soon to the broadcast airwaves the first surfing based reality show!

Join the Dudes and Beer podcast as we welcome Kris Wolfe and Johnny Spicher to the program to discuss the creation of the first ever new surf-reality show as well as the search for the next Big Kahuna.

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In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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!




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In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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!




Click Here to Play Episode or Right Click to SAVE FILE AS .mp3

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is has a candid conversation about the inspiration for and production the short film MOM by 12 year old writer and director Austin Foxx.

While a writer and director, Austin Foxx is no stranger to being on the stage and screen. With a resume that would rival many adults in his field, Austin is resolved to continue his work well into adulthood and make a full-time career of acting and directing.

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we sit down with this young artist to discuss how he came to the craft of acting and directing. What he has learned from acting on stage and screen that translates to daily life. As well as the incredible and inspiring story behind the creation and production behind MOM the first film from writer/director Austin Foxx.

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!