Limited Engagement

Limited Engagement

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Limited Engagement episodes

  • LE 122 - Robert Dean Lurie
    On this episode, a conversation with writer Robert Dean Lurie, the author of a fantastic book examining the formative years of one of the greatest bands of all time, R.E.M., called Begin the Begin (Verse Chorus Press).
    More on Robert Dean Lurie and Begin the Begin:
    https://www.robertdeanlurie.com/
    https://www.facebook.com/beginREM
    https://www.versechorus.com/begin-the-begin
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    1 hr 23 min
  • LE 121 - Grizfolk
    On this episode, Grizfolk. I had the opportunity to have a brief chat with the guys prior to their recent gig at the Rebel Lounge, and we crammed a lot into 30 minutes. Be sure to check out their new album, Rarest of Birds (Nettwerk Records), available from all fine record stores, Apple Music, Spotify, etc.
    I do go on for a bit at the beginning, and it's a pretty heavy talk, so if you're not up for that, skip ahead to the 25 minute mark.
    More from Grizfolk:
    https://www.grizfolk.com
    @grizfolk (Twitter/Instagram)
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    1 hr
  • What the Fork Ep. 35 - Talking Infinite Jest with Chris Ayers
    For the last of our summer hiatus episodes, we invited our resident David Foster Wallace expert, Chris Ayers, to sit in and drop some DFW knowledge on us, which he does quite handily. There is also a conversation about the Eagles that Chris tried his best to stop, but once the tangential train gets rolling, there's no stopping it.
    Be sure to check out Chris' doings:
    https://www.phxfilmcollective.com/
    http://www.chrisayerscreative.com/
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    Website: http://hootnwaddle.com/whatthefork
    Twitter and Instagram: @whattheforkpod @ltd_engagement @jasonekeil
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    1 hr 24 min
  • LE 120 - buRgandy juRk
    On this episode of Limited Engagement, a conversation with Michael Kurtz, who records under the band name buRgandy juRk and owns the consuylting and design firm Designed From Scratch Concepts. Michael discusses the journey from Pennsylvania to Phoenix, re-establishing the band, their latest album (Keeping the Pipe Dream Alive), and much more.
    Learn more about Michael and buRgandy juRk:
    http://burgandyjurk.com
    http://www.designedfromscratchconcepts.com/
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    1 hr 34 min
  • LE 119 - Stephen Kass
    On this episode of Limited Engagement, a conversation with writer and actor Stephen Kass.We discuss theatre, writing, hair loss, and much more. Stephen wrote and stars in the opening show of Howl Theatre Project's new season, Lavender Was (a fantastic play that you should absolutely go see). Lavender Was runs through August 18th at Aside Theatre (7th St and Osborn, behind Urban Beans). Support local, experimental theatre!
    Howl Theatre Project:
    http://howltheatreproject.com
    Tickets for the show at Aside:
    http://www.asidetheatre.com/item/august-show-tba-august-wl
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    1 hr 15 min
  • What the Fork Ep. 34 - The Good Place SDCC 2019 panel
    This week, we spend a lot of time congratulating Jason on his new gig as Culture Editor for the Phoenix New Time, recommending some local events, and then we get around to discussing the awesome The Good Place panel at SDCC 2019.
    Please rate and review the show in Apple Podcasts, or wherever you happen to listen--it really helps us out.
    Website: http://hootnwaddle.com/whatthefork
    Twitter and Instagram: @whattheforkpod @ltd_engagement @jasonekeil
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    1 hr 38 min
  • What the Fork Ep. 33 - We know what they are doing this summer
    This week we keep it light and breezy, discussing what The Good Place cast is up to on their summer vacation. Take it sleazy, Fork Buddies!
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    1 hr
  • What the Fork Ep. 32 - The Hudsucker Proxy commentary
    It's pretty clear that the Coen brothers had a pretty big influence on Michael Schur, and the aesthetics of The Hudsucker Proxy in particular. On this episode, Jason and Jared discuss that influence, as well as how generally great this movie is, in their first feature-length commentary!
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    1 hr 56 min
  • What the Fork Ep. 31 - Dealing with the news
    On this episode, Jason and Jared respond to the news that The Good Place's upcoming fourth season will also be its last. They also make some predictions as to how the show will end, which they find they can't do without talking about season 3, so if you're watching along with the podcast, know that season 3 spoilers start flying at the 24-minute mark--listen at your own peril!
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    1 hr 18 min
  • LE 118 - Mark Allred
    This week on the show, a conversation with guitarist and luthier, Mark Allred. Mark is a member of The Haymarket Squares and The Blood Feud Family Singers (two outstanding bands) and he's the proprietor of Allred Guitars, where he repairs and makes custom fretted instruments (seriously cool stuff).
    Be sure to catch both of Mark's bands on a fantastic bill this Friday, June 21st at Last Exit Live, and follow The Squares on tour this July!
    http://allredguitars.com/
    http://www.haymarketsquares.com/
    https://bloodfeudfamilysingers.com/
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    This episode is brought to you by PHX Film Collective, presenting a special 50th Anniversary screening of Midnight Cowboy in partnership with Phoenix Pride and Stacy's on Melrose at The Parsons Center for Health and Wellness on Saturday, June 22nd at 7:30 pm. Get your tickets at https://www.phxfilmcollective.com/
    1 hr 23 min

About Limited Engagement

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Founded by Jared Duran in 2015, Limited Engagement is a weekly podcast featuring free-form conversations with artists, writers, musicians, and other people in arts-adjacent fields, exploring their drive, motivation, and desire to create. Awarded "Best Cultural Podcast" by the Phoenix New Times and Phoenix Magazine, past guests include WILD, Nels Cline, Robyn Hitchcock, Calexico, John Rauhouse, Matt Bell, and more.