The Wayward World Podcast

This episode, we talked to visual artist Jorden Heidal as she talks about her how her dog literally saved her life and her uphill battle to be in a much better state of mind. 

Thanks for hanging in there with me, true believers! We're almost done with the initial round of interviews where we had to cut out the lighting round questions and stuff. More fun shenanigans coming soon. 

Follow Jorden's instagram: jordensarthands

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

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It's the Wayward World Podcast with special guest star Ruby Lynde-Ginal yay! (Kermit hands).

Ruby joins the show today to talk about another friend of the show and guest Erin Sellers and how she's inspired Ruby down the path she's currently on right now. 

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup. 

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Coming at you a bit late because I forgot to publish it, it's Sunday's brand new episode with Josephine Keefe!!

Josephine Keefe, director, actor, activist, and teacher at my Alma Mater Gonzaga University, joins us today to talk about her mother and the struggles Josephine has been going through as a person and an artist during the pandemic. 

A powerful episode about finding hoping during a very personal dark time in Josephine’s life.

Keep in mind, I'm still struggling with editing these episodes because Anchor's recording software ruining a lot of these episodes so there's still weird technical difficulties, I'm getting that sorted out for future recordings though!

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

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Twitter: @waywardworldpod

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This week, co-founder of Terrain Ginger Ewing joins the show to talk about the arts scene in Spokane and the Black Lives Matter movement in a time capsule episode before the Presidential Election. It was fun to reflect back on this episode and seeing how much has actually changed within the last few months before President Biden was elected. 

If you want to learn more about Terrain and what they do for the Pacific Northwest, check out their website: https://www.terrainspokane.com/

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

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Twitter: @waywardworldpod

Email: [email protected]

Happy Valentines Day! We got a very special guest on the show; Rapper, and now published author, Mega Ran joins the show to talk about his mom, being a rapper, and his new book Dream Master. 

Here's where you can snag a copy of his memoir: https://dreammasterbook.com/

Here's a little about Mega Ran from his website: 

"Random, aka Mega Ran, aka RandomBeats... Teacher, Rapper, Hero. Guinness World Record Holder.

When LA Weekly said that Ran’s “fanbase and niche audiences are growing at a rate not seen since Tech N9ne,” they meant it. A former middle school teacher, Mega Ran (formerly Random) blends education, hip-hop and gaming in amazing new ways, penetrating the farthest reaches of the galaxy with his unique rhyme style and electric performances.

Ran cut his teeth in the city of Philadelphia as a moonlighting emcee and producer, performing, freestyle rapping, producing and later engineering at a studio. After relocating to Phoenix, competing in the Scribble Jam emcee battle championships and taking an early exit, Ran almost quit before he was even started, when a creative lightning bolt struck, and a fire was lit.

Ran’s music and story have been shared on stages across the world, on television (ABC/NBC News, ESPN, Portlandia, Tosh.O, WWE Wrestling) and on Billboard, where four of his albums have placed in the Top 2000 His most recent release is the critically acclaimed album “2 Hands Up,” a collaboration with Young RJ of the group Slum Village.

Today, Mega Ran is no longer a teacher by title, but maintains a rigorous touring and recording schedule, traveling the world to entertain and educate through the gift of rhyme."

For more on Mega Ran, including a place to support his music, visit his website: https://megaran.com/

Or follow him on his social media pages: 

Twitter: @megaran

Instagram: @mega_ran

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waywardworldpodcast

Twitter: @waywardworldpod

Email: [email protected]

Wayward's back (alright) and we're back strong - and by strong I mean the content is strong, technically speaking we got a lot of bugs to work out - I'm joined this week by the amazingly talented Eleanor Weitz, a 12-year-old acting prodigy all the way from Spokane, WA. Eleanor talks about her mom and her mentors as well as theatre and what she looks forward to in the future. 

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

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My Website: https://sidal714.com/

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It's the final episode of Season 1 of Wayward World and I am happy to wrap things up with the wonderful host of The Artists Podcast Grant Cary Peterson. Grant ends the final episode the way it started: talking about moms and theater.  

Be sure to tune into The Artists Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2w3Dzu0q7IyJXSafQBwLXJ?si=75nxzuWvTESiFVK6Ui9faw 

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waywardworldpodcast

Twitter: @waywardworldpod

Email: [email protected]

Happy 30th episode everyone! In the second to last episode of season 1 of Wayward World, actor Ilan Hernandez joins us to talk about the close bonds he has made with his theatre friends during his time at Azusa Pacific University.   

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waywardworldpodcast

Twitter: @waywardworldpod

Email: [email protected]

8-time Emmy Nominated writer and comedian Mike Drucker joins us on the show to talk about writing for Television during the pandemic, mental health, and the people who've helped lift him up during these hard times.  

Mike is currently the Co-Head Writer of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and has previously worked as a writer for The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Presidents Show, Adam Ruins Everything and Bill Nye Saves the World on Netflix. He has also worked as a writer for IGN, one of the largest video game publications on the internet and Nintendo.  

Currently, Mike is writing a book about Silent Hill 2 being published by Boss Fight Books. It's releasing on January 26, 2021 and you can preorder a copy here:  https://bossfightbooks.com/products/silent-hill-2-by-mike-drucker

Wayward Artists in a Wayward World is a podcast where each and every Sunday Sid talks to all kinds of artists about the people and things that they are thankful for. Inspired by Jared Petty's podcast Pocket Full of Soup.

Leave your feedback of the show at these places:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waywardworldpodcast

Twitter: @waywardworldpod

Email: [email protected]