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In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan sits down with entrepreneur, comedian, writer and director Chris Redish to discuss how he began his business in the field of audio translation as well as the making of his recently released movie Eleven Eleven. What made Chris decide to move from the humdrum daily grind of a regular job to the world of insanity that is self-employment? What did it take for him to begin his business called A Bridge Between Nations, a company that provides live onsite audio language translations services across the US and the Globe? What was it that first drew Chris to the world of Comedy? Why did he specifically choose to make a sci-fi comedy movie? What was his process not only of creating and writing the story, but bringing it to life on film? How did Chris feel when his debut as a writer/director earned him and his film the accolades of Best Comedic Feature, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress at the recent Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival? These questions and more answered in this edition of the Talking Sound podcast with special guest, writer/director Chris Redish.

In this week’s Yes But Why Podcast episode, host Amy Jordan talks to longtime friend and comedy colleague, Irene Carroll!

Irene tells us about her adventures teaching improv workshops at And Theatre Company, about her mentor The Groundlings founder Gary Austin, and about the experience she had being artistic director for a year at Gotham City Improv. This is a great conversation for anyone interested in performing improv or working in theater, especially those in the New York area.

Hello all you happy people! Join us today as we discuss our impressions of Comicpalooza 2018. We met a lot of people and had a…Read the postSDP Ep. 86.5 Comicpalooza 2018 Recap

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is one the road in Orlando Florida and joined via skype by Jon Bowne, host of the Blah Blah Show and Jon Politix to discuss the Supreme Court cake ruling, Starbuck’s sensitivity training and a pedophile running for Congress in Virginia. What does the recent ruling of 7 to 2 in the Supreme Court mean for a couple who tried to sue a baker in Colorado for not making a wedding cake for their openly gay wedding? Does it actually mean that progress has been set back or was the decision to be completely expected? Starbucks Coffee recently closed doors across the country for a nationwide corporate sensitivity training? Why did it not go exactly as they expected? Why were employees in Philly made to sit through an hour of videos of police beating people violently? With this and the new policy of allowing homeless and non-customers to now occupy their locations without purchase, what can we expect to come of one of the country’s favorite java spots? Finally we discuss the recent announcement by a man in Virginia who has officially placed himself on the upcoming Congressional ballot, all while admitting that he has been a practitioner of pedophilia, is a declared racial supremacist and to boot has actively served time in Federal prison for threatening the life of Barak Obama while he occupied the office of the Presidency! How is this actually possible? How is it possible that there are not laws in place to prevent such a person to hold public office? Should there be laws in place for such an eventuality? How do we as a country handle this moral quandary as we try to move forward as a society that has the best interset of all at heart? These questions and more explored in this hard hitting episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation every week.

In this edition of Thinking Deeply with Dudes n Beer, host Christopher Jordan explores the importance of owning your failures. Why is it so important to pause and take note of a failure? Is it so we can chastise ourselves for us to learn from the situation? What can we learn from failures? How do we begin to set aside our egos and realize that accepting and owning a failure is not a defeat? How can we learn to use our failures to our advantage and begin to become more accepting and understanding of not only our own humanity but our impact and place in the world around us? These questions and more pondered in this edition of Thinking Deeply with Dudes n Beer. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation every week.

Hello all you happy people! Join us today as we discuss our impressions of Comicpalooza 2018. We met a lot of people and had a…Read the postSDP Ep. 86.5 Comicpalooza 2018 Recap

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan sits down with entrepreneur, comedian, writer and director Chris Redish to discuss how he began his business in the field of audio translation as well as the making of his recently released movie Eleven Eleven. What made Chris decide to move from the humdrum daily grind of a regular job to the world of insanity that is self-employment? What did it take for him to begin his business called A Bridge Between Nations, a company that provides live onsite audio language translations services across the US and the Globe? What was it that first drew Chris to the world of Comedy? Why did he specifically choose to make a sci-fi comedy movie? What was his process not only of creating and writing the story, but bringing it to life on film? How did Chris feel when his debut as a writer/director earned him and his film the accolades of Best Comedic Feature, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress at the recent Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival? These questions and more answered in this edition of the Talking Sound podcast with special guest, writer/director Chris Redish.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is one the road in Orlando Florida and joined via skype by Jon Bowne, host of the Blah Blah Show and Jon Politix to discuss the Supreme Court cake ruling, Starbuck’s sensitivity training and a pedophile running for Congress in Virginia. What does the recent ruling of 7 to 2 in the Supreme Court mean for a couple who tried to sue a baker in Colorado for not making a wedding cake for their openly gay wedding? Does it actually mean that progress has been set back or was the decision to be completely expected? Starbucks Coffee recently closed doors across the country for a nationwide corporate sensitivity training? Why did it not go exactly as they expected? Why were employees in Philly made to sit through an hour of videos of police beating people violently? With this and the new policy of allowing homeless and non-customers to now occupy their locations without purchase, what can we expect to come of one of the country’s favorite java spots? Finally we discuss the recent announcement by a man in Virginia who has officially placed himself on the upcoming Congressional ballot, all while admitting that he has been a practitioner of pedophilia, is a declared racial supremacist and to boot has actively served time in Federal prison for threatening the life of Barak Obama while he occupied the office of the Presidency! How is this actually possible? How is it possible that there are not laws in place to prevent such a person to hold public office? Should there be laws in place for such an eventuality? How do we as a country handle this moral quandary as we try to move forward as a society that has the best interset of all at heart? These questions and more explored in this hard hitting episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation every week.

Today we are joined by Mister Deadman of Deadman's Tome to discuss the whimsy and wonder of Ripley's Believe it or Not. Did you know…Read the postSDP EP. 86: Ripley's Believe it or Not

In this week’s Yes But Why Podcast episode, host Amy Jordan talks to longtime friend and comedy colleague, Irene Carroll!

Irene tells us about her adventures teaching improv workshops at And Theatre Company, about her mentor The Groundlings founder Gary Austin, and about the experience she had being artistic director for a year at Gotham City Improv. This is a great conversation for anyone interested in performing improv or working in theater, especially those in the New York area.