Joplin ToadCast

Thanks for listening! If you want to see Jorge’s work, you can visit jorgeleyvastudio.com, and you can see portraits of Jorge and samples of his portfolio at joplintoad.com, issue 3. We also encourage you to tune in to our other interviews by following the Joplin Toadcast on your favorite podcasting platform.
 
This podcast is brought to you by the Joplin Toad, an online culture and humor magazine that loves the city of Joplin, Missouri. 
 
This episode was introduced by me, Jarrell Jackson, hosted by Mark 9schwander, produced and edited by Jeremiah Jones, and our music was provided by Elijah Pruitt.

You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. 

Later, toads.

Where many individuals are filled with dread, Luke is inspired and invigorated by the challenge of resolving injustices as he levels up in the game of customer resolution.
 
We will hear Luke tell his hilarious tales of customer service battles, and also take on new ones during the interview. Listen to Luke go toe to toe with HBO under the assumed identity of an actual female customer.

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We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast which accompanies our Joplin Toad 2nd issue release. If you’d like to know more about Luke’s real job, listen to the music on this episode.

Pretty good, eh? That’s Luke, lead singer of Me Like Bees, who provided the music for this podcast. You can find them on Spotify or at melikebees.com. 

Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson and interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander. Mixing by sound engineer Jeremiah Jones.

You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. 
 
Later, toads.

We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast, which accompanies our Joplin Toad second issue release! If you’d like to see more of Taylor’s work, you can look at the accompanying photo gallery on thejoplintoad.com. 

Music was provided by Me Like Bees, who can be found on Spotify or at melikebees.com. 

Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson and interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander. Sound Engineer is Jeremiah Jones.

And, of course, you can follow Taylor on instagram, where he goes by @taylorkubicekart.

You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. 

Later, toads.

Many folks know Eric’s brother Jeremy, renowned comic book artist who is also a Joplin resident, but not everyone knows Eric. We’re about to change that by letting you listen in here. Find out what got Eric started, why he does what he does, how he got over 5,000 bottle caps from local business owners, and how it ties into the bigger picture of contributing to local culture.
 
The first few minutes of this interview were, for the sake of ambience, recorded in the alley where some of Eric’s work currently resides. You can even hear the chimes that Eric hung there, as mentioned in our group interview with the artist alley contributors.
 
With ambience, comes wind- so pardon the disruptions of wind, background noise, and mic distortions for the first portion of our time.

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We sure hope you enjoyed Episode 1 of the Joplin ToadCast. If you’d like to see more of Eric’s work, you can look at the accompanying photo gallery on thejoplintoad.com. The alley mentioned at the beginning of the interview is also featured in a separate article. 

This episode was mixed and edited by Jeremiah Jones
Music was provided by Guys on a Bus, who can be found on Spotify or at www.guysonabus.com.
Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson
Interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander

And, of course, you can follow Eric Haun on instagram, where he goes by, believe or not, @erichaun (spell out). 

You can follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, Spotify, and myspace, by typing in @joplintoad. 
 
Later, toads.