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Firelands Local Music SpotLea MarraLea Marra joins Kelly Rose and Cory in the WLKR studios to talk about her latest album, Ace of Cups, and her upcoming shows including Jubileego Music & Arts Festival.Additional music from The Midnight Brothers, Pocket Vinyl, Noah Heyman, Doc Fubbs feat. Yr Dad, Hooked Like Helen, and the Womacks.
2025-09-1959 min
Slate Night: The Film Fan PodcastEp. 22 - Death of a Unicorn Review & Avengers: Doomsday Casting AnnouncementIntroduction - Tonight, we will discuss what films we’ve seen lately, what movies are on the horizon, a little update on some physical media releases, and some current developments in the world of movies.What Are We Drinking - Wicked Fastball Gameday Crusher - Minnesota Pale Ale made by Headflyer Brewing out of Minneapolis, MN.What We’ve Seen Lately - Death 0f a Unicorn, The Alto Knights, Eephus, Mufasa: The Lion King, and Severance.New Releases - A Minecraft Movie, Freaky Tales, The Luckiest Man in America.Physical Media Roun...
2025-03-312h 00Firelands Local Music SpotThe WalkThe Walk joins Kelly Rose and Cory in studio to discuss their grungy 199-proof Reunion Show at Rupp's Place on January 11th.
Additional music from: Dr. Fubbs, Weaving Spiders, The Midnight Brothers, Hooked Like Helen, Pocket Vinyl, Kid Mammoth, Noah Heyman, and a new tune from Mentally Distrakted.
The FLMS is brought to you by Walk of Life Juice and the Celestial Black Cat Apothecary, Crystal, and Metaphysical Shop.
2025-01-1058 min
The Shining WizardsEpisode 695: James Bond JoviJam Packed Episode as the Wizards enjoy the weekend. We convinced Tony to order the XPW PPV, and to his credit Tony watched the whole thing, did Tony enjoy it? You'll have to listen to find out.
Matt went to Midget Mayhem Wrestling & he shares his experience
We are joined by Cory Kastle, Wrestler, Podcaster, Actor, jack of all trades to talk some wrestling, video games & more.
After a break we dive into how hot the WWE has been, with the introduction of the Wyatt 6, Jacob Fatu, Winners of the Money in the Bank Qualifiers, CM Punk, Paul Heyman, Drew...
2024-06-252h 56Firelands Local Music SpotApril 26, 2024Kelly Rose and Cory talk all things local music and debut new songs from Girl Cologne and Pocket Vinyl.
Additional music from Halocene feat. Hooked Like Helen, Virtue Furnace (their new album out now), Matt Kean, Noah Heyman, Forrest Clay, Diana Chittister, Flores, Christopher Martin feat. Emily Keener, and Ancient Elephant.
The FLMS is brought to you by HALO Live, CW Mechanical, and the Celestial Black Cat Apothecary, Metaphysical, and Crystal Shop.
2024-04-2657 minFirelands Local Music SpotHooked Like HelenHooked Like Helen dropped by to talk to Kelly Rose (we missed you, Cory!) about their new song "Fraud", their latest tour, songwriting from a personal space and their Halloween show at HALO Live! on October 27th.
Additional music from Noah Heyman, Acoustic Scotty, Christopher Martin, Chris Castle, Last of the Wildmen, and Girl Cologne.
The FLMS is brought to you by the Celestial Black Cat Crystal and Metaphysical Shop, CW Mechanical, and Snooties BBQ.
Crystal of the Week: Columbianite and Moldavite. Mention you...
2023-10-201h 05Firelands Local Music SpotSeptember 8, 2023 - Girl CologneGirl Cologne joins Kelly Rose (minus Cory :( in studio to talk about their tour, new music, influences, Pokemon, and they play a few tunes live. They'll be playing Dead City Vinyl & Venue on Sunday, September 10th.
Additional music from Mister Moon, Mentally Distrakted, The Reedy Weeps, Mind Canaries, Noah Heyman, Luke Ziegelhofer, and Halocene feat. Hooked Like Helen.
The FLMS is brought to you by CW Mechanical, Snootie's BBQ, The Celestial Black Cat Crystal and Metaphysical Shop, and Jubileego Music and Arts Festival.
2023-09-0855 minFirelands Local Music SpotMay 12, 2023 - House Mouse AssociationKelly Rose and Cory Webb are joined in studio by the House Mouse Association. They just released an album, "Unfinished Business" so listen to it where ever you like to stream music. Their show tonight (Friday, May 12th) will be at HALO Live with Ancient Elephant, Wexford, and King Dayo.
Additional Music from The Jinns, Wexford, Noah Heyman, Ancient Elephant, Angela Perley, Hooked Like Helen (they're playing at Smalls in Detroit tonight!), and Dan Robertson.
Celestial Black Cat Crystal of the Week is Moss Agate.
2023-05-1257 minFirelands Local Music SpotMay 5, 2023Kelly Rose and Cory Webb have a spicy Friday show. We have opinions, apparently. And take requests (under consideration.) We talk about shows coming up and the Last Witch releasing their new album (digitally. Hard copy will be released at their album release show on May 20th at Musica.)
Additional music from: Chris Castle, Justin Dammit, Virtue Furnace, Noah Heyman, Girl Cologne, Honeymoon, Christopher Martin, Mentally Distrakted, Tyler Chaffee, and Hooked Like Helen.
2023-05-0559 minFirelands Local Music SpotMarch 31, 2023Kelly Rose and Cory Webb talk upcoming shows and random musings. Plus, new music from Cleveland grungy, punk rockers Girl Cologne.
Additional music from Sonic Sky Band, Angela Perley, Virtue Furnace (pre-save 'Expire' today!), Tommy Christian, Modern Electric, Meg Ravis, Emily Keener, Chris Castle, Noah Heyman, and The Last Witch.
Crystal of the Week: Rhodochrosite brought to you by the Celestial Black Cat Crystal & Metaphysical Shop.
2023-03-3155 minFirelands Local Music SpotJohn Dante & the InfernoKelly Rose and Cory Webb talk to John Dante of John Dante & the Inferno about his shows, musical influences, and his process of making music. They will be playing Strum Around Studios TONIGHT Feb. 10. Doors at 7.
Additional music from Dan Robertson feat. Nate Jones, Fubbs n' Chubbs feat. Emily Keener, Wander, Mentally Distrakted, The House Mouse Association, Pocket Vinyl, KIRCH, and Noah Heyman.
2023-02-101h 00Firelands Local Music SpotThe House Mouse AssociationKelly Rose and Cory speak with the House Mouse Association. They debut a new song live in studio and talk about their rotating residency at HALO Live's Open Mic Night (every Wednesday) and their upcoming spot at the Tomato Festival.
Additional music from Hooked Like Helen (an awesome cover of Tori Amos' Winter), Noah Heyman and new music from Pocket Vinyl and Justin D Ammit,
2023-02-0356 minFirelands Local Music SpotNovember 4, 2022 - The Last WitchKelly Rose and Cory Webb discuss all the things with The Last Witch. (Even Reese's close encounter with a bullet. Yikes) They were fun to have in and we can't wait to hear the new album they're working on. They play all the time, so make sure you check out one of their shows when you can.
Music from The Last Witch, Brad Walk, Dr. Fubbs, Flock of Moons, Shelter Pup, Noah Heyman, and Pocket Vinyl.
2022-11-0459 minFirelands Local Music SpotCleveland VersesKelly Rose & Cory speak with Garrett from the Modern Electric about the Cleveland Verses Foundation's new AC/DC covers album (dropping August 10th) to raise money to fight Human Trafficking. Go to clevelandverses.org to donate, buy merch, purchase the albums and get the link to smile.amazon.com to support the cause.
Debuted songs from the albums from Papi and the Smears, Shelter Pup & Madeline Finn
More music from Noah Heyman, Emily Keener & Angela Perley
2022-08-0556 min
Firelands Local Music SpotFirelands' Local Music Spot - April 8, 2022April 8, 2022 - Kelly Rose and Cory talk Sandusky Pride, Strum Around Studios and Bon Jovi cover bands. Music from Noah Heyman, The Native Heart, Chu Dat Frawg, Lauren Pray, Acoustic Scotty among others.
2022-04-081h 01Firelands Local Music SpotFLMS Feb. 25, 2022 - HEBDOKelly Rose and Cory interview Joey Hebdo aka HEBDO about his show at Natalie's and his brand new song. More new music from Kirch & Luke Z. Also spinning Noah Heyman, Nick D, Acoustic Scotty, Meg Ravis and more. Plus, the usual shenanigans.
2022-02-2554 minFirelands Local Music SpotFLMS February 18, 2022Kelly Rose & Cory Webb talk all things local music for this week... Hebdo has new music coming out, Christopher Martin aka Dr. Fubbs making funny music videos, Open Mic's at Strum Around & HALO & Cedar Point's Bands in Residence has their application deadline coming up on February 28th.
Music from: Noah Heyman, Chris Castle, Christopher Martin, Acoustic Scotty, KIRCH & more.
2022-02-1855 min
“Conversations w/ Cory”Earl HeymanIn this 47 min. episode I chat w/ super bowl champion Earl Heyman. Earl is a graduate of UofL. Here we chat about his time w/ the saints, we also chat about his time at UofL along with some current things at UofL. We also chat about the hardest time of his life with the passing of his mother and so much more.!
2022-01-0947 min
Make It and Sell It020 Sharing Cultures with Community, with Loretta Beiler, Baker and InstructorIn this episode, Loretta Beiler recounts her history of home-based bread and roasted coffee business, how a surprise trip to Italy inspired her to create sourdough bread classes in her home, and how these and her family’s coffee business complement each other in bringing healthy, clean products and services to the Lancaster, PA community. She also discusses how she organizes her business to ensure she can be at her best not only for her business but also for her family life. Loretta and her husband, Sam, have always been entrepreneurial in their professional lives. The...
2021-03-2331 minMake It and Sell It019 Kits and Classes, with Wendy Klinke, Art InstructorIn this episode, Wendy Klinke reflects on her start-up art instruction and art kit business this past year called Blue Cat Studio. Wendy’s love of art and teaching led her in a roundabout way to home-based production, as she created and sold canvas, paint, brush, and instruction kits to her students. Classes, both in-person and online, have created a growing residual business for new kits and supplies. With a lifelong passion for painting and crafts, Wendy studied fine art and architecture in college. Her career veered in a different direction, but she has come bac...
2021-03-1633 min
Accessible Yoga Podcast029. Yoga & Law Q&AIn this episode, Amber Karnes talks with Cory Sterling of Conscious Counsel. Cory is a yoga teacher, practitioner, author, and an attorney, and he’s here to answer all our legal questions! (Or most of them, probably.) As Cory will tell us in the podcast, law in 2021 means communicating your expectations openly and honestly with heart-leading documents written in plain language. In this episode, we’ll talk about things like waivers, intellectual property, insurance, teaching online, LLCs, and much more. This week hear more about: The importance of using legal docum...
2021-02-1051 minAccessible Yoga Podcast029. Yoga & Law Q&AIn this episode, Amber Karnes talks with Cory Sterling of Conscious Counsel. Cory is a yoga teacher, practitioner, author, and an attorney, and he’s here to answer all our legal questions! (Or most of them, probably.) As Cory will tell us in the podcast, law in 2021 means communicating your expectations openly and honestly with heart-leading documents written in plain language. In this episode, we’ll talk about things like waivers, intellectual property, insurance, teaching online, LLCs, and much more. This week hear more about: The importance of using legal docum...
2021-02-1051 minMake It and Sell It018 Seven Secrets for Small-Scale SuccessIn this episode, the last of the season, we discuss seven of the most important lessons from the first season of this podcast about starting and growing a home-based production business. Despite our best efforts, it was not possible to book guests for these last few weeks of the calendar year. It shouldn’t have been surprising, as December is the busiest for home-based production businesses. But we are still learning ourselves! Instead, we are using this opportunity to close out the year and season one of the podcast. We examine themes from our 14 guest int...
2020-12-0814 minMake It and Sell It017 Into the Fire(Sauce), with Vid Lynch and Ben Smith, Sauce MakersIn this episode, Torchbearer Sauces founders Vid Lynch and Ben Smith discuss how they turned seven years of weekly parties into a thriving 15-year-old sauce business. As early innovators in the flavor-based hot sauce movement, they credit their success to decisions about reclaiming the production process and putting in the time to really get to know their products and customers. As their seven-year run of weekly dinner parties of 15-30 guests each started to wind down, Vid, Ben, and Tim had to figure out what to do with the peppers that they had been growing i...
2020-12-0133 minMake It and Sell It016 Deep dive, It’s GO Time!This episode is the last of three episodes that attempts to answer the question, “How can I get over the initial hump of starting a home-based production business?” It describes branding, product development, and the creation of an Ecommerce website, as well as reveal the first of three home-based products that podcast host, Cory Heyman, has just finalized. As fun as it may be to complete paperwork and prepare your workspace, the best part of a new home-based production business is the actual creation of new products. Creativity flows with experimenting and tinkering, leading to immen...
2020-11-2426 minMake It and Sell It015 Deep Dive, Making It RealThis episode is a further deep dive into one of the most frequent questions we hear about home-based production, “How can I get over the initial hump of starting a home-based production business?” The second of three episodes, this segment discusses the nuts and bolts of the start-up process. It includes preparing the space as well as sourcing equipment, supplies, and ingredients. There are two ways to start a new venture. One is to jump right in—building the proverbial plane while flying it. The other is to plan and organize. This episode argues that organizi...
2020-11-1719 minMake It and Sell It014 Deep Dive, Permission to ProduceThis episode is a deep dive into one of the most frequent questions we hear about home-based production, “How can I get over the initial hump of starting a home-based production business?” We answer this question with personal reflections in starting up our own business earlier this year, focusing this discussion (the first of three episodes) on government permissions and requirements. The first step is often the most precarious in any new venture. Some people feel so intimidated by it that they never put that first foot forward at all. Others move so quickly that they...
2020-11-1021 minMake It and Sell It013 Fermenting Better Beer, with Tony Morrell, BrewerIn this episode, Tony Morrell discusses one of his obsessions, home beer brewing, how his process has changed over the past eight to nine years to assure regular brewing awards, and how he is thinking about turning his past time into a commercial venture. Tony Morrell received his first home-brewing beer kit eight to nine years ago. Excited to try it out, the results were pretty terrible. It could take a few weeks to taste one of his concoctions, and the results were often close to what brewers call “drain pour”—so bad that you have to...
2020-11-0326 minMake It and Sell It012 Proofer of Concept, with Armando Lacayo, BakerIn this episode, Armando Lacayo explains how he transitioned from financial management to baking and the role of home-based production in opening what Bon Appetit magazine anointed the best new bakery in the country in 2016. Three decades ago, Armando Lacayo moved to the U.S. from France to study math at American University. After starting on Wall Street and then earning an MBA, he worked for years in finance in Silicon Valley. In his spare time, Armando also dabbled in the kitchen. He had developed a love of good bread from his grandfather, who in t...
2020-10-2726 minMake It and Sell It011 Clarifying Commercial Kitchens, with Bev Martin and Nancy Rohrer, Food ProducersIn this episode, food entrepreneurs Bev Martin and Nancy Martin, talk about their ghee production business, including expanding into a commercial facility and marketing a lesser known product. Bev Martin and Nancy Rohrer had worked together for years in marketing when they discovered ghee, what they describe as “a better butter.” Ghee appealed to each of them for different reasons, but they both became increasingly excited about sharing this remarkable product with the world. The marketing world had been changing, and they had been interested in collaborating on a product that was that was more tangi...
2020-10-2036 minMake It and Sell It010 Mixing It Up, with Jill Donaldson, Baker and Mix MakerIn this episode, Jill Donaldson, a formally trained baker and entrepreneur, describes her evolution from a home-based baker to a home-based creator of commercial baking packages. This change dramatically altered her business, daily routine, sales model, and success. In growing up, Jill’s favorite memories were of baking with her Lebanese Sito (Grandmother) Lilly. She knew at an early age that she would own a food business and worked diligently toward it. She studied entrepreneurship in college, with an emphasis on the food industry, and worked in restaurants, bakeries, and catering companies. She also took a s...
2020-10-1339 minMake It and Sell It009 Inspiring first-wave customers, with Lygeia Ricciardi, Digital Health EntrepreneurIn this last of four consecutive episodes about personal care products, Lygeia Ricciardi explains how home-based entrepreneurs can inspire friends and family to become their best advocates. Lygeia Ricciardi and Tania Teschke (our guest from the last episode) have been friends for 20 years. In that time, they have lived close together at times as well as continents apart. Despite the miles, they have enjoyed keeping in touch about each other’s careers and life journeys. This has given Lygeia a bird’s eye view of Tania’s production of her first book a few years ago, Th...
2020-10-0632 minMake It and Sell It008 A Confluence of Influences, with Tania Teschke, Soap and Balm MakerIn this third of four back-to-back episodes about people who make personal care products, Tania Teschke explains how many roads from childhood through adulthood have led her to become a home-based entrepreneur. This includes a do-it-yourself mindset, a passion for mixing, and a diverse set of skills, including cooking, soap- and balm-making, writing, photography, wrapping, and, perhaps most importantly, being a mom, that enabled her to launch her business earlier this year. Tania is the daughter of German immigrants to the U.S. and has lived much of her life abroad. This includes time in Ka...
2020-09-2832 minMake It and Sell It007 Pivoting for Prosperity, with Leslie Arthur, Soap and Cosmetic MakerIn this second of four back-to-back episodes about personal care products, Leslie Arthur discusses how she started her first business in Hawaii 16 years ago and organized the most recent business, now seven years old. She shares practical advice about research and development; selling retail, wholesale, and by consignment; and strategies to make product lines more cost effective and accessible. Leslie started making and selling soap, bath, and body products when she and her boyfriend, now husband, lived in Hawaii in 2004. This was a practical decision, based on opportunity, access to unique flowers and fragrances, limited r...
2020-09-2236 minMake It and Sell It006 Lessons from the Direct to Consumer Industry, with Jenna Watkins, Personal Care Product DirectorThis episode veers somewhat away from our typical discussions with makers into a sister industry, “direct to consumer,” to explore how this industry markets and sells its products and lessons that can be applied to home-based production. “Direct to consumer” is a product distribution model that relies on representatives to sell a company’s products directly instead of through stores—think Tupperware, Cutco knives, or Mary Kay cosmetics. This is quite different from home-based production, as products are made on a large scale and not in a person’s home. Nevertheless, “direct to consumer” consultants face similar challe...
2020-09-1534 minMake It and Sell It005 The Bioluminescent Fashionista, with Lysandra Weber, Clothing DesignerThis episode describes how a home-based clothing designer and producer conceived her niche and comparative advantage in a market otherwise dominated by large labels. In her last months of maternity leave, Lysandra Weber tested an idea for starting a home-based business. Her work colleagues had regularly complimented her clothes, which she had made herself, and she wondered whether the interest would translate into sales. Well, it did. The test was such a success that Lysandra thought she could make a go of it, and she has never turned back. Six and a...
2020-09-0841 minMake It and Sell It004 To rent her home, with Maria-Victoria Checa, PainterThis episode describes art as a path to home-based entrepreneurship and the ways in which a new hobby can be transformed into a part-time or full-time career. We all find our passions in different ways. For this guest, Maria-Victoria Checa, discovering a love for painting was the result of renting her home a few years ago. To attract interested renters, she wanted to fill her walls with colorful paintings but did not have a ready source. So, like many other parts of her life, Maria-Victoria adopted a “do-it-myself” attitude and taught herself to paint. Her teach...
2020-09-0126 minMake It and Sell It003 Sourdough for Tie Dyes, with Matt Asin, Early Stage EntrepreneurThis episode explores the thinking of an early-stage entrepreneur who is deep in the process of fleshing out his longer-term plan. Like many of us, Matt Asin spent the early days of the Coronavirus lockdown trying to keep busy at home. Matt is a professionally trained baker and restaurant professional, so he naturally spent some of his time in the kitchen. Although he had never thought much about making bread, his new time in the kitchen started to change his mind. He started to create beautiful sourdough loaves and developed a new passion and flair fo...
2020-08-2524 minMake It and Sell It002 From Manic Crafting to a Thriving Paint-by-Numbers Business, with Amanda Farnum, Founder of WehgoThis episode shows how quickly a new product idea can turn into a successful business and the key steps in the process! When Amanda Farnum’s kids were young, she wanted to take a break from her day job to spend time with them, but she didn’t want to retreat from the business world completely. She thought long and hard about how to use her project planning skills and arts education to create a small business. The “a-ha” moment came on a family vacation, when she thought that tourist hotels could make art kits available...
2020-08-2534 minMake It and Sell It001 Craft workers, Home-preneurs, and Makers, Oh My. What this is all aboutThis episode introduces the idea of “small-scale, home-based production businesses” (whew! that's a mouthful!) as a powerful approach to career-building, income, and wealth that might be right for you. This is nothing new. Humans have produced, bartered, and sold home-based products for millennia. However, spending much more time at home during the global pandemic has made all of us to think about our careers in new ways. Plus, with amazing new production techniques, marketing strategies, and sales channels, home-based production continues to grow exponentially. Learn about the host’s own introduction to “cottage industries” as the inspiration for this podcast as...
2020-08-2409 min
Gab StreetEp. 45 - The State of Columbus Comedy w/ Cecil HeymanCory invites Cecil Heyman, a Columbus host and comedian, to come enlighten our listeners on the local comedy scene and what you can do to help it. Our intro and outro music were made by Evan Swiatecki. Go check out Zay Krypto's Liftoff on Spotify.
2019-12-181h 51
Rassle RockEpisode #216 – Something To Rassle Rock
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This week, Rick, Mark and Cory talk about the big news of Paul Heyman and Eric Bischoff taking over WWE TV, Kenny Omega deleting tweets, Seth Rolling blowing up twitter and everything that happened at WWE Stomping Grounds. Also, Nya Jax and Conrad Thompson are locked in a room with a chainsaw! Enjoy!
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2019-06-291h 00
The SOF/Heyman BookshelfA Conversation with Cory Doctorow (full event audio)New Books at the Heyman Center: a podcast featuring audio from events at Columbia University, and interviews with the speakers and authors.
A special edition of our series, hear the full event featuring Cory Doctorow from September 2018.
Cory Doctorow and Dennis Tenen, Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature, have a conversation about science fiction, the changing material conditions of contemporary authorship, copyright, and surveillance.
2018-11-281h 05