Limited Engagement

Jason and Jared discuss the first episode of The Good Place, which Jason likens to David Byrne's description of the afterlife in the great Talking Heads song, "Heaven," which in turn gave Jared the idea of closing out the podcast with a different song called "Heaven" by a different band each time, because there are a lot of them, and he's a huge dork.

(Also, spoiler alert for anyone watching along with us for the first time, we do discuss some themes from later in the show. Sorry.)

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There may be other podcasts about The Good Place, but this is the only one hosted by Jared Duran and Jason Keil. Get an idea of what you'll hear in future episodes by listening to this brief introduction.

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On this edition of Limited Engagement, Matthew Slusser discusses podcasting, Henry Rollins, the end of his band Phantom Party, and much more. Be sure to check out his podcast, Getting Stoked (https://gettingstoked.podbean.com/).

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On this episode, Steve Ciolek, frontman of The Sidekicks, discusses touring, songwriting, recording with storied producer John Agnello, working with an artist-centric record label, and much more. The Sidekicks' new album, Happiness Hours, is available now from Epitaph, and you can catch them live on their fall tour, which kicks off on 9/13, and includes a stop in Phoenix at The Rebel Lounge on 9/26. Visit https://sidekicksohio.net for more info.

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A founding member and lead vocalist of the Phoenix, AZ based hardcore punk band American Standards, Brandon Kellum is also a regular contributor to YabYum Music + Arts. On this episode, Brandon discusses his musical odyssey, songwriting, and much more. American Standards’ latest single, “Weep,” is available on Bandcamp (https://americanstndrds.bandcamp.com/), as is their latest album, the critically lauded Anti-Melody. The band was recently featured as one of the 12 bands to watch out for this year by Alternative Press, and they’ll be playing The Nile in Mesa, AZ on September 3rd.

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On this edition of Limited Engagement, Tony Moschetti discusses the challenges of starting up an independent arts organization (Laughing Pig Theatre), gaining an audience, podcasting on the fly (Starving Artists PHX), and at one point attempts to take over hosting duties. Visit Laughing Pig's Facebook page for all of the latest information on their events and programming, including workshops, classes, and performances.

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On this edition of Limited Engagement, artist Estrella Payton discusses her work, her acclimation to Phoenix, what it means to be “decidedly Midwestern,” community engagement through the arts, and how she strives to bring art to neighborhoods without the privilege of access through her role as Communications and Community Engagement Manager at the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture. Estrella’s art is a visceral, endlessly fascinating exploration of the human condition and way we interact within the environs of the structure we impose on ourselves--both personally and interpersonally. You can view Estrella’s work on her website, as well as in-person this November as part of duo exhibition at Cochise College.You can view Estrella's work on her website (http://www.estrellapayton.com/), as well as in-person this November as part of a duo exhibition at Cochise College.

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Chris Ayers is the producer of the podcast On the Grid (hosted by prior guest, Phil Haldiman), as well as the art director at RightThisMinute, and he just started up an awesome passion project called PHX Film Collective, which is dedicated "to bringing culturally relevant cinema to Central Phoenix." PHX Film Collective's first event, a screening of Dr. Strangelove, takes place at the Phoenix location of Changing Hands on Saturday, July 14th, at 7:30 pm. Be sure to follow PHX Film Collective across social media platforms and visit https://www.phxfilmcollective.com/ for more information on this screening and future events.

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Philip Haldiman is known to a large swath of rabid fans as Denny from the cult classic film, The Room. On this edition of Limited Engagement, Phil discusses what life is like as a member of the pop culture zeitgeist, the comic book he's written about his Hollywood experience, My Big Break, and much more. Learn more about Phil's work at http://philiphaldiman.com/

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Joey Burns is a leader and founding member (with the brilliant drummer, John Convertino) of one of the most exciting, talented, and critically lauded bands on the planet, Calexico. On this edition of the podcast, Joey discusses the band’s Tucson roots, what the environment brings to the music, fostering a spirit of collaboration, speaks very candidly about Calexico’s creative process, and much more. Calexico is currently on tour in support of their new album, The Thread That Keeps Us (easily one of the best albums of the year thus far), and if you have the chance to see them live, don’t hesitate to do so.

Also on the show, a brief preview of an upcoming conversation with Philip Haldiman, one of the stars of The Room, which will have a screening at FilmBar on Friday, June 15th at 10 pm.

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