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Disney expert Joseph Titizian is back! And this time he is bringing new expertise. Kyle and Joseph give to all the listeners their shared passion: Classic Television. These two TV nerds discuss everything from I Love Lucy to the shows they are watching today, and everything in between. If you love those moments when you get to geek out with an old friend over the stuff that brought you together, then you will definitely love this episode. So, grab a pen and paper, or open up a new document in your notes app, and jot down all of the shows discussed today so you can join in on the fun!
Halloween is upon us! The holiday season is upon us and Kyle and Ethan are discussing their energy levels for holidays this year. With friends around them all around who are terribly excited about Halloween, our two fellas are struggling to meet that energy. They discuss their plans for the holidays to come and how they will start right now in this moment to live more in the moment.
In yet another double date, Kyle and Ethan sit down with Michelle and Flo to discuss Rituals. In a conversation about the rituals we have in our own lives and how those rituals shape the days we have and the lives we lead. Flo and Michelle are Kyle and Ethan’s best friends and most conversations on this show start with this foursome and take on a life of their own from there. So, grab a cup of coffee and join us for the discussion. Take a little time to reflect on the rituals of your own life and how they shape the way you move through the world.
In a “Not For Nothing…” first, Kyle and Ethan go on a double date with two people that Kyle feels you should know. Nick and Jené are a married couple that Kyle has known since early summer 2021. Instantly, it was clear that they were going to be fast friends. And in this first double date between friends, we discuss what it means to cultivate new and existing adult friendships. So, grab some wine and join us on this evening with friends and wine.
After a brief summer hiatus, “Not For Nothing…” is back with a brand new episode! What are we talking about? What else? Our summer vacation. Along with friends of the show, Michelle Cassel and Florent Cornillac, Kyle and Ethan traveled to the East Coast to visit Michelle’s hometown of Baltimore. While there, they made pit stops in Bethany Beach, Delaware, and in Washington, D.C. Kyle is, once again, joined by Ethan Hamm to discuss all that and more in the first episode of Autumn!
Kyle is joined by filmmaker Florent Cornillac to discuss his philosophies of filmmaking, his journey to becoming an artist, and his experience of enjoying other people’s art as an artist. When Flo and Kyle get together, they usually wind up back in the conversation about movies they have seen or movies they want to see. Kyle also bestowed upon Flo the joy that is “I Love Lucy.” Flo had never heard of the show, but now he is a true convert. And just as Kyle has made Flo a convert to classic television, Flo has brought Kyle to many movies he has never experienced before. In this episode, enjoy a little shop talk between two artists.
Welcome back to the conversation. Today, Kyle and Sarah Cooper talk all about the ways we turn art into more art. Starting with taking straight plays or movies and turning them into musicals, and continuing through the things no one asked for and continue to do. Who sang it better? Lucille Ball or Angela Lansbury? Whose idea was it for Carrie Underwood to play Maria Von Trapp? Was Sweeney Todd a true story? All this and more in today’s episode of “Not For Nothing…”
Kyle and bestie, Sarah Cooper, continue their discussion of Sarah’s favorite rock songs that she has wanted to share with her best friend. Kyle wanted to shine a spot light on the types of conversations that he and Sarah have very regularly in which they unpack the art, moments in pop culture and politics, and even the goings-on of their favorite news-makers. They look at things from different angles, they discuss its position in the bigger picture of the story of us, and they discuss how it can affect people in different ways. This could very well be one of the most quintessentially Kyle conversations this show has ever seen.
Kyle is exploring the nature of the things we choose to share with our friends. In this episode, he is joined by best friend of the show, Sarah Cooper to discuss the ways they share content with one another. To give a prime example of the nature of their sharing, Sarah has given Kyle a list of eight rock and roll songs to listen to, and then they are going to discuss them right here on the show. In a very first attempt at a more interactive experience for the listeners, the list is provided right here in the show notes. That way, you can follow along and be an active part of the conversation. The first half of the eight-song list will be discussed this week and next week, Kyle and Sarah will pick up with the second half. Happy listening!
1. Black Sabbath - “War Pigs”
2. Alice Cooper - “Only Women Bleed”
3. Ozzy Osbourne - “Mama, I’m Coming Home”
4. Alice Cooper - “Stolen Prayer”
Below is the link to the Spotify playlist.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3kXN83SyG5M5ZfKnrRGo8y?si=xCIJ2NkfRZu9iDoghBpyDw&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1
Kyle is talking to his friend Joseph Titizian about all things Disneyland. Summer is in full swing and Disneyland is fully open. So, people are flocking to it in droves. So, what better way for Kyle to prepare for his long-awaited return to his happy place than to talk to an expert who also happens to be a close friend. Kyle and Joseph talk about aesthetic choices, history, missteps, and triumphs. These two self-proclaimed Disney nerds will get you in the mood for a summer sojourn to the place where magic happens.
Joseph also runs a delightful Instagram blog that is a wonderful love letter to Disney fans of all ages. You can follow along or join in the fun by following @exploringthedisneyworld on Instagram.
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Kyle has always experienced life through conversation. This is the podcast where those conversations take place. He has lived in New York City and Los Angeles as an improv performer and writer. And…