Level E (with Eric LeMay)

John Crye and Eric LeMay were both freshman at Emerson College ca. 1990 (Eric went to Bridgewater State College his first semester). This is just a complete outtake of when John was helping Eric learn how to capture sound over the phone when he first got his fancy new recorder. It's rough and not edited. Its just two Emersonians remembering "those days" in the Back Bay.

John Crye talks about various ways he's experienced "do it yourself" show business. In the second, he talks about "The Elect Stories," a subscription fantasy series he's started as his own brand. Here are some links:

John Crye talks about various ways he's experienced "do it yourself" show business. In the first part, he talks about arriving in Los Angeles and some basic things he learned. Here are some links:

Elaine Philippi is the executive director of In4All. In4All is an Oregon non-profit which aims to mobilize support communities, training industry professional and other leaders to implement standards-based activities in classrooms across the state, ultimately connecting with students that are historically underserved.

Elaine's own story is as significant as the work she does for her organization.

Eric and Jerry have known each other for more than 40 years. They grew up on the same street in Spanaway, WA. This episode is about changes, both in Spanaway and Seattle.

(And this was recorded a while ago, but you can tell Eric was sensing impeding doom for Amazon on Long Island...) Not-live from The Little Park Restaurant...

A discussion about Eric's background and goals with the podcast with his wife, Pilar.

Story telling time! Eric tells about the when his parents left him home alone for a week as a pre-teen and the entire plan was for him to fly himself and meet at a specific time at a specific park at a specific ride. There was no backup plan.

A brief introduction to Eric LeMay's "Level E" podcast with a bonus of hearing the entire bumper music of John Louviere's "Are You Listening" from his wonderful album, "The Future is Now."