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General KEYWORDS: French, Voice Lessons, Languages, Conversation
In this highly-informal "behind the scenes" podcast recorded at the Studio 99 Jelly "work together" day, Dave and Sid do an extremely abbreviated session to try mobile podcasting. Elise steps in for Sid to give Dave a lesson in improving his diction, which merrily segues into a general exploration of French, learning languages, singing, and related stories as we juggle our handheld microphones. Recorded February 26, 2010.
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General KEYWORDS: nashua, new hampshire, arts, music, business, mmorpg, video games, design
Recorded Jan 28th 2010 - Welcome 2010! In this episode we cover: Dave discusses his "Daveness", Concord gallery McGowan Fine Art's "Love, Lust & Desire", a valentine-themed exhibition running through the month of February. Sid mentions a Fashion and Portrait workshop he will be hosting on Feb 20 & 21 by NYC Fashion Photographer Simon Gerzina, the Penny Arcade Expo East (PAXEast) in Boston, waxes nostalgic about his decade of attending the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Dave talks a little about how things are going with his Design projects. We give props to Bryan Thomas for using some of his original music for our show opening/closing. Dave talks about local "Jelly" co-working days of which Studio99 hosts on Friday in Nashua and the growing Float Left Labs in Manchester. Sid goes off on a tirade about Role Playing Games, and his addiction to and ultimate guilt over the videogame Animal Crossing.
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General KEYWORDS: nashua, new hampshire, arts, music, business, creativity
Originally recorded on December 29, 2009 in Sid's studio, Sid and Dave quickly cover their Christmas presents, and then settle into a long discussion with guest (and good friend) Elise MacDonald, a music teacher who inadvertently started the alternative live music "listening room" STUDIO 99 in the heart of downtown Nashua. Topics range from the genesis of Elise's business, the challenges facing the local music enthusiast, how creative collaborations start, and many other topics of shared mirth. Though the focus is somewhat regional, the experiences we share are probably applicable to many other mid-sized towns outside major cultural city centers. Links to some of the topics we mention are available on the podcast home page.
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General KEYWORDS: Nashua, New Hampshire, Arts, Photography, Getting Started
Originally recorded on December 6, 2009 in Sid's studio, we cover a number of local artist endeavors. On the camera side of things: our local camera store closes, using professional equipment rentals (which are surprisingly affordable), fancy lenses. On the design side: Dave talks about his new "transparent design company" project, the mentality of starting from scratch and the comparatively smaller needs of starter web clients. In local artist news, we talk about "The Button Factory Artist Studios" in Portsmouth, NH. We chat about artist Heidi Brunnell's "Narcoleptic Owls"; Alen Yen, Japanese robot toy enthusiast, learning to make and manufacture his own robot toys; Vanessa Leigh, model and actress; The work of Bryan Thomas and Elise MacDonald in making local music "listening room" Studio 99 an important part of our local music scene.
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General KEYWORDS: junk food, making, photography, nashua, new hampshire
Local artists Sara Prindiville and Mike Weinstein sit in as we do a quick 15-minute recap of what we are up to in the neighborhood. Also: an enthusiastic review of The Sausage King of Nashua's Bacon and Blue Cheese Hotdog. Recorded November 6, 2009.
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The Unnamed Podcast
We're two creative freelancers trying to figure out how to make our respective visual art/design businesses work.
In the meantime, we don't have a name for this podcast. Once we figure out where we're going, the name will probably pop into our heads.
