Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown comics

Marc Edward Heuck is a film archivist and historian, probably best known as the Film Geek on the cult Comedy Central gameshow, Beat the Geeks. Now writing copy for Quentin Tarantino's New Beverly Cinema and the revived Night Flight, Marc shares with Matt the challenges of making a living as a preservationist and the importance of physical media in a digital world. In a medium full of people who think they know a lot about movies, Marc Heuck is the real deal. Check it out right here on this episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy

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David Gregory is a veteran of independent film licensing and home video sales The founder of Severin Films (now celebrating its 10th anniversary), David was also a principal at Blue Undergound, where he directed numerous special feature documentaries and helped establish the gold standard of DVD extras. His most recent theatrical film, Lost Souls, has been hailed as one of the best films about a film ever made. On this informative episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy you'll learn how a film fanatic from Nottingham, England turned his life-long obsession with genre movies into an award-winning career in Hollywood–and you'll also learn how to follow in his footsteps. So sit back and enjoy Matt and Dave's Independent Film Licensing master class. All right here on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics!

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Brittain's vote to leave the European Union has been all over the news. It's wreaked havoc on world markets in the short-term, but what does that mean to the average comic/toy/cosplay fan? On this straight-talk episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy you'll learn how Brexit is likely to impact the upcoming convention season. Don't go to Comicon before you listen to this podcast, as Matt breaks down international currency exchange rates and how they can help you to get the most bang for your buck at SDCC, DCON, and Beyond! Hear it to believe it all right here on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy Episode presented by Meltdown Comics!

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If SDCC is the Mecca of Geekdom, then WACKO is the Sistine Chapel of Pop Culture. Often hailed as the "Second Happiest Place on Earth," WACKO is part Santa's Workshop and part Library of Alexandria. The original retail anchor of Melrose Avenue in the 80s, WACKO spawned La Luz de Jesus Gallery and relocated to Los Feliz where it helped to reinvigorate the ultra hip Silverlake neighborhood where it continues to expose the counterculture to the world. Matt chats with WACKO founder Billy Shire (called the "Peggy Guggenheim of Lowbrow" by Juxtapoz Magazine) about how a tiny, family-owned soap shop in Echo Park grew into the epicenter of L.A.'s cultural rebirth. This episode is a genuine slice of L.A. history as told by one the men most underrated tastemakers in the world. Check it out here on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics

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Wasteland Weekend is a real-life, Mad Max style, experiential mega party. If four days every September in the Mojave desert at the most over-the-top, Road Warrior theme park sounds awesome to you (and let's face it–what doesn't sound awesome about that?) this could be your Valhalla. Matt talks with festival founder Jared Butler about how a voice-over actor from Rhode Island turned his fascination with post-apocalyptic pop-culture into the hottest tribal gathering since Burning Man. Check it out right here on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics!

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Adnohia is a Japanese jewelry designer based in Pasadena, California. She holds a Master of Architecture degree from SCI-Arc and a Bachelors of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington, which gives her work unique form and structure that combines traditional silversmithing with digital design techniques.

She also happens to be Matt's wife. In a very rare recorded interview, she opens up about making a divergent career choice, depression as both struggle and motivation, and balancing the expectations of an expensive education against following one's bliss. Intimate podcasting at its finest! All right here on Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics!

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Art is big business, and the last three decades have seen record breaking prices climb exponentially from $39 million and change for a Vincent Van Gogh painting in 1987 (tripling its previous sales price a mere two years earlier) to $300 million for a Willem de Kooning painting in 2015. Have you ever wondered if it's possible to collect art that may some day command such prices? Are you an artist looking to get your work collected?

Matt outlines the protocol for each, and you may be surprised to hear how easy it can be. Listen to it all on this special Art Market speculation episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by La Luz de Jesus Gallery & Meltdown Comics!

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Mark Z. Danielewski is the author of the award-winning and bestselling novel House of Leaves, the National Book Award finalist Only Revolutions, and the novella The Fifty Year Sword, which was adapted and performed as a must-see opera. Mark's latest project is a 27-volume novel, the third installment of which releases this week. Matt caught up with him on the cusp of an expansive North American book tour.

Matt and Mark discuss the challenges of   early success, the benefits of rent control, famous siblings, and the daunting responsibilities of changing the reader's experience with The Familiar. Listen to it all on this in-depth episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by La Luz de Jesus Gallery & Meltdown Comics!

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Dr. DNA is the pseudonym of a very real molecular biologist, whose medical research has been published in peer-reviewed publications. The sensitivity of the cutting-edge, scientific content of this podcast requires anonymity for matters that will become quite evident once you listen. He and Matt discuss the potential of crisper and homeobox genes, the realities of lab-created super powers, and the repercussions of going public with too much information. If you've ever wondered whether you'll witness actual super humans in your lifetime, you'll have your answer in this episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy.

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Jeffery Vincent Parise is a legitimate Soap Opera star from the Emmy Award winning General Hospital. This incredibly gifted actor and painter has also had memorable turns on Jericho, iZombie, Millennium, and a series defining performance on the final episode of Mad Men. He and Matt discuss the changing mechanics of television, the absolutely grueling schedule of a scripted daily show, and balancing two very different careers in the arts. Whether you love Soaps or hate them, you'll gain a new perspective in this episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy presented by Meltdown Comics!

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