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Forever BlueRodney Marsh, Willie & Dan Donachie, on Allison v Guardiola, sports psychology etcIan Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. Sponsored by Counting King, experts in business finance.
Ian talks to former City players Rodney Marsh and Willie Donachie about theit time together at Manchester City, they compare their coach Malcolm Allison and Pep Guardiola. They're also joined by Willie's son Dan who is a Sports Psychologist at Burnley and works with top names like Carlo Ancellotti.
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2025-11-1652 min
Sk8er Nez Podcast NetworkThe Mac Nez Podcast - Ep. 157: Native Film Talk - Ian AllisonThis episode I'm catching up with the Diné podcaster Ian Allison the host of Native FIlm Talk. Ian is back to talk about life and what's to come on his podcast.
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2025-09-171h 50
Revolution 250 PodcastJohnson Hall with Ian MumptonJohnson Hall, designed in 1763 by noted colonial architect Peter Harrison, was the grand estate of Sir William Johnson, the influential British Superintendent of Indian Affairs in New York. From this stately home, Johnson shaped alliances that helped keep many Indigenous nations aligned with the Crown during the struggle for American independence. Today, the Johnson Hall is preserved as a New York State Historic Site, offering a window into the complex relationships between empire, Native peoples, and the Revolution.Join Professor Robert Allison in conversation with Ian Mumpton, Interpretive Programs Assistant at Johnson Hall, as they explore Johnson’s...
2025-09-0945 min
Alternate Timelines with Ian VogelThe Manure Meditations | A Psychic Farmer’s Story w/ Allison PetersonWhat if the most profound spiritual awakening of your life started... while scooping manure?In this unexpected and deeply personal conversation, Allison Peterson shares how farm life, heartbreak, and a shovel full of cow poop cracked her open to intuitive downloads and psychic mediumship. From AI-inseminated heifers to full moon rituals, we explore how working with animals, land, and loss can become a gateway to soul-level healing and awakening.This episode is a reminder that intuition doesn’t always arrive in candlelit ceremonies or sacred temples—it can meet you in the mud, under...
2025-07-181h 07
Big Yellow PodcastA Conversation With Ian GrantYou may recognize Ian Grant’s name — he’s co-host of the Jokermen podcast series, which started out being about Bob Dylan and has since evolved into conversations about Lou Reed, Brian Wilson and more. Ian was kind and brave enough to personally volunteer himself to come on Big Yellow Pod to talk about a Joni Mitchell album he said he’d recently gone down a rabbit hole with, 1976’s Hejira. What I did not know before we hopped on Zoom was that Ian’s familiarity with Joni’s music apart from Hejira is limited. This excited me! Contrary t...
2025-02-1940 min
The Renewables PodcastMCS is changing in 2025 - Ian Rippin CEO explains and answers questions on complaints and standards
This two part podcast gets into enforcement, reporting of poor installations, accountability, how standards are built, MCS charity, rival systems/standards, consumer protection, consumer feedback, working with contractors and so much more.
We tried to ask all the questions we know installers and consumer have in a fair, open and honest discussion with Ian. Who was prepared to talk about ANYTHING, with frank and detailed answers.
We have the invitation to come back with a part 2 once the new MCS standards are public in Jan 2025.
Let us know what you think in the comments and massive thanks to Ian...
2024-12-1944 min
UNHIREDEpisode 13: Good Humans in Sales (Featuring Ian Illig)Ian Illig recounts his career path and how he transitioned from being the first salesperson at Bluebridge to starting his own company, Stompbox. He shares his experiences in the tech industry and the challenges of finding product-market fit. Ian also talks about his passion for music and being a songwriter in his band, GREGØRIAN. Allison and Ian's conversation flows from navigating work-life balance to finding product-market fit, and focusing on being a good human along the way.
2024-09-0937 min
The Allison Hagendorf ShowDPR IAN's full story: unique journey, new music & finding happinessAllison sits down with singer, songwriter, dancer, producer, director, and visual artist, DPR IAN, who makes music you can see and feel and creates his own audiovisual language to express his unique creative vision. He recently put out his self produced EP Saint for which he also creates and directs all the videos and is currently on his “Dream Reborn” World Tour. They talk all about his musical journey, the lessons learned from accidentally becoming the leader of the K-Pop group, C Clown, his multifaceted talent, and the unique path he is paving to celebrate all of it.
2024-09-061h 14
GARAGE 33Allison Gaylor MacLeodI talked Allison into talking about her “ Favourite” subject. Figure Skating.
2024-07-2244 min
TypologyExploring the Power of Storytelling: Insights from Allison Fallon and Donald MillerIn this captivating episode of Typology, we delve into the power of storytelling with two incredible guests, author Allison Fallon (Enneagram 4) and business educator and author Donald Miller (Enneagram 3). The episode centers around Allie's new book, "Write Your Story: A Simple Framework to Understand Yourself, Your Story, and Your Purpose in the World." Allison shares her experience as a storyteller and the driving force behind her work. She discusses the importance of finding the unique angle in every person's story and the deep connection between storytelling and self-discovery. She explains, "every person has something interesting to say,"...
2024-06-0639 min
My First Concert featuring Dave LeeIan Allison (Dessa)Ian Allison (Dessa, Jeremy Messersmith) tells Dave how his mother dragged him to see Bon Jovi when he was 10 years old. Of course Dave asked him about his career here in the Twin Cities and playing with artists like Dessa and Jeremy Messersmith! This is another episode for the New Minneapolis Sound series!
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2024-03-2939 min
Pod Casty For MeInvictus (2009) with Ian GreenI am the captain of my freaking PODCAST, more like! This week we're talking Clint Eastwood's 2009 true-story South African rugby drama INVICTUS, and Jake's other friend Ian - Ian Green - is joining the scrum! You might call this episode "IANVICTUS" if you weren't concerned about SEO or whatever!!! We're talking accents, sports movies, Nelson Mandela's legacy, the bad music, whether Clint really wanted to make this movie, and more. Plus, a quiz segment that goes perfectly, no issues at all with the quiz segment. Check it out, okes! Hope that's OK to say, not at all confident.
2023-11-241h 45
Who's There? A Podcast About Horror FansEp. 132: Ian Austin (Filmmaker, The Barbatachthian)Show Notes:
Ian’s Socials:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ianmakesfilms
Barbatachthian: https://barbatachthianfilm.com/store/
Who’s There? Socials:
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/WhosTherePc
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/WhosTherepc
Email: whostherepc@gmail.com
Website: https://www.whostherepodcast.com
In this episode I talked with Ian about his love of low budget horror movies and which ones inspired him to create his film series Barbatachthian. We also talked about his greatest fear, the Video Nasties and which ones he’s seen, and which Evil Dead is his favori
2023-11-2140 min
(Y) Connect PodcastPathway to the (Y) - Ian Thomson and Dr. Michael O'ReillyOn today's Pathway to the "Y" episode Ian Thomson, Director of Racquet Sports at the Carl Sanders Buckhead Family YMCA, and Dr. Michael O'Reilly, the Amateur Pickleball Association's Georgia state champion for mixed doubles level 3.0, share how their connections with other Y Members have made their time at the YMCA truly special. IN THIS EPISODE: Ian Thompson shares how another Y member inspired him to "get his foot in the door" with YMCA and why that has meant so much to him. Dr. Michael O'Reilly shares why he returned to the Y af...
2023-08-0904 min
Military Historians are People, Too!S3E17 Ian Isherwood - Gettysburg CollegeOur guest today is the dapper, copiously quaffed, and brilliant Ian Andrew Isherwood. Ian is Associate Professor of War and Memory Studies in the Interdisciplinary Studies Program at Gettysburg College. He previously served as the Assistant Director of the Civil War Institute and chair of the Civil War Era Studies program. He is currently the Harold Keith Johnson Chair of Military History at the US Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. Ian earned his BA at Gettysburg College, his MA at Dartmouth College, and his PhD from the University of Glasgow’s Scottish Centre for War Studies.
I...
2023-05-231h 02
How Musicians Make ItMake the Bug a Feature // Ian Allison (July 2022)This episode is a re-run of Adam's inspiring conversation with Bassist, content creator, recording artist, MD Ian Allison. Ian discusses his approach to content creation, the things he's learned on his path of being a studio bass player, and shares insights on how to tap into the best part of you as an artist. Ian on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ianmartinallison/?hl=enScott's Bass Lessons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN7TJl_xN9M---------Download Gig Boss app: https://linktr.ee/gigbossJoin the Gig...
2023-05-011h 00
Native Film TalkJoey CliftI had a wonderful chat with Joey Clift. He is a writer on Spirit Rangers, which just got renewed for season 2! Woot woot! Joey has also created amazing short films like My First Native American Boyfriend and How To Cope With Your Team Changing Its Native American Mascot. We talk a bit about the Spirit Rangers premiere, in addition to how the show came to be. We also touch on the state of Native American representation today. While I typically speculate on, "Where do we go from here..." I feel that Joey's opinion and perspective o...
2023-02-261h 10Native Film TalkRez Dogs Season 2 - Episode 1 & 2Alrighty! We're back with the Rez Dogs takeover! Episodes 1 and 2 are essentially one long episode so I decided to combine them! We're back with Bear, Elora, Cheese, and Willie Jack as they try to reverse curses, make it back to town, get a job, and try to not be a shitass in life. They get second, sometimes third chances, because there is good in them that needs room to flourish. I loved this season and am excited to talk more about the amazing things that were done in season 2 of Rez Dogs
2022-12-2441 minNative Film TalkJon Proudstar (Leon on Reservation Dogs)Jon is most recently known for his work on Reservation Dogs, playing Willie Jack's dad Leon. However Jon has been in the acting business for a while and has many stories to share! What Hollywood was like when he started acting compared to now on Reservation Dogs. Also we discuss where people get it wrong about Native people when it comes to science, culture, sense of place, filmmaking. I had fun talking to Jon it is clear he is having the time of his life right now where Native people have the opportunity to control the narrative i...
2022-10-301h 20Revolution 250 PodcastThomas Paine: To Begin the World Over Again with Ian RuskinIan Ruskin, author, actor, and activist joins us to talk about his one man-show, " To Begin the World Over Again: The Life of Thomas Paine," which he will be performing at the Boston Public Library on November 1, 2, and 3! We sit down to talk about the extraordinary life of Thomas Paine, the most radical of the founding generation, who still speaks to us today. Tell us what you think! Send us a text message!
2022-10-2141 minNative Film TalkNathalie StandingcloudWe had an Auntie on the podcast! Nathalie Standingcloud who plays Natalie an Optometry Receptionist. Nathalie is a tatoo artist, stage actor, on-screen actor, and model. She has been in the spotlight recently in performance as one of the Aunties in Season 2 Episode 5 of Reservation Dogs, where a quartet of ladies journey to an IHS Conference. In my chat with Nathalie we discuss the importance and feedback from Season 2 Episode 5, also why the representation in that episode was so important for Native women. In addition we discuss her path to acting, her work as a tattoo artist, a...
2022-09-241h 01Native Film TalkDark Winds w/ Majerle Lister (Host of Wósdéé Podcast)Listen as I dive into season 1 of Dark Winds with my guest Majerle Lister, host of Wósdéé podcast and co-host of F*ckin Sick Podcast. We do deep dive of how this compares to the previous PBS Hillerman films and general reception of the Hillerman novels among Navajo people. Additionally we discuss the impact of having an all native writers room for this series and including historically accurate events for the 1970s on the Navajo reservation. As always we do a cast review, discuss positives/negatives, and wrap up our overall thoughts of the seaso...
2022-08-211h 55Native Film TalkPrey w/ MacNez PodcastDirected by Dan Trachenburg, this feature film is the #1 film premier in the first three days on Hulu. Receiving praise from Jesse Ventura, Joe Rogan, Bill Duke, and rocking a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, this film has received positive acclaim. This film dives into the world of Naru as she is trying to find her foothold as a warrior while challenging the traditional roles for women in her village. While trying to perform her trial and kill a predator and bring home the head, she encounters a creature of the Yautja race, a Predator that seeks out other p...
2022-08-121h 03How Musicians Make ItMake the Bug a Feature // w Ian AllisonHost Adam Meckler talks with Ian Allison - Bass player, content creator, and MD for Eric Hutchinson. Ian tells the story of being fired from his first studio session, what he learned, and how he's become an in-demand studio bass player since. Ian is a content creator for Scott's Bass Lessons, a Youtube channel boasting more than 1 Million subscribers. He's grown his Instagram to over 30k followers, and he has some thoughts on why that growth has happened quickly and consistently. Ian is a passionate and thoughtful artist, with a heart for communicating the reasons for his success in...
2022-07-111h 02
LAUNCH Podcast with Allison Michels#162 LAUNCH: Launching your Business with Ian Cain“Have limitless thinking.”
Ian is a Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of QUBIC Labs, which identifies, supports and invests in entrepreneurs creating businesses around financial, government and civic technologies.In addition, Ian is an elected representative to the City Council in Quincy, MA.
Ian and Allison discuss Qubic Labs, start-ups, blockchain and so much more. Ian was also Allison’s business advisor for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Cohort and so they discuss that program as well as the qualities and thinking needed to start and grow businesses.
Connect with Ian Cain: https://www.qubicl...
2022-06-3028 min
ON BOYS PodcastMichael Ian Black Discusses “A Better Man”Michael Ian Black shares some important and (mostly serious) thoughts about how to be a better man with his son -- and all of us -- in his book, A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter to My Son.
The question of raising good men seems all too significant as the United States (again) wrestles with the fact that nearly all mass shooters are male. But there is hope.
"Boys, in general, for all of our problems -- and we have them, & they are not insignificant -- are okay," Black says, "Boys, like girls, are resilient and strong and creative...
2022-06-0934 min
Passion PodEpisode 84 Ian Allison @ianmartinallison (Bass Guitarist/Cool Human)Ian Allison has been a staple in the music scene for a long time. After traveling the country on music tours for years he settled down in the twin cities to raise his family and be a significant contributor to the midwest music scene. Ian has performed all over the world with a ton of bands so his knowledge and experience are incredibly valuable and helpful to everyone that he works with. His energy and enthusiasm are contagious and it's easy to see why so many people want to work with him. In more recent years he's found joy...
2022-05-091h 04
The Punch List PodcastEpisode 15: Talking Real Estate with Rockstar Agent Allison Chance of Anchored Real Estate GroupTop Producing Realtor Allison Chance of Anchored Real Estate Group joins The Punch List Podcast to talk real estate, today's crazy market, and being engaged in new construction. Listen to learn why Allison is such a rockstar!
2022-04-0829 minNative Film TalkCaleb Abrams (Cultural Consultant - Dexter New Blood)I had a great chat with Caleb Abrams (Seneca) and discussed his work as a cultural consultant on Dexter New Blood. We also discuss the inclusion of MMIW in the show, his college educational experience, and what his community thought of Dexter New Blood. In addition, so much more. Caleb is many things but he is most a great asset to Indian Country, it shows in what was present in Dexter. I'm happy to have had the time to chat with him and I look forward to see what he has coming up next. Check out his w...
2022-03-031h 09Native Film TalkDexter New BloodThis Dexter reboot that takes place 10 years after the questionable ending of the original show. Far from Miami, Dexter finds himself under the alias, Jim Lindsay, and is no longer killing. On top of not satisfying his urges, he is dating the Chief of Police Angela Bishop who is Seneca. A crime takes place on tribal land we are taken on a wild ride which eventually leads to Dexter meeting his demise at the hands of his own son, (SPOILER ALERT!) Despite not having any Native producers, writers, or directors this show had excellent Native representation. While t...
2022-02-2158 min
Culture Changers with Allison HareEP119: Enneagram Rewiring w/ Ian Morgan CronAllison interviews engram specialist and renowned author Ian Morgan Cron.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:
Enneagram
Rewriting your story
The 9 archetypes
The Story Of You (book)
Looking at your shadows
GUESTS LINKS:
Follow Ian on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @ianmorgancron @typologypodcast
Subscribe to Ian's Youtube Channel
New book: The Story of You
Typology Institute
Typology Institute Membership
True You Course
iEQ9 Enneagram Assessment
Typology Podcast
Book: The Road Back to You
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Visit Allison’s website
Follow Allison on Instagram
Check out Allison's blog
Listen to The P...
2022-01-2748 minNative Film TalkGrey's Anatomy S15E17 - TraditionThis unfortunately came out in a year where we were graced with superior Native representation in television, Rutherford Falls and Reservation Dogs. Fortunately for us we know better now because of those shows. Grey's Anatomy having Natives, at face value sounds amazing. The actual product though, left much to be desired. I felt like I was watching someone's attempt at being respectful to Natives. It's obvious that this was non-natives writing about native people. The representation felt romanticized, generalized, on the nose, and performative. Overall, I love this show as a whole. I was so excited when I...
2021-12-1258 minNative Film TalkJoe Yates (Writer on Molly of Denali)Joe is the father I want to be, the creator I want to be, the role model I want to be...everything. Joe Yates runs Alaskan Films, his own video production and photography company. He also is a writer on Molly Of Denali, works on the upcoming show Life Below Zero: The First Alaskans, and is a Haida man trying his best to teach his kids the language. He is a wonderful filmmaker and his work is available on his website alaskanfilms.com, go check it out and you will be amazed by his short f...
2021-12-041h 13Native Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 8Give that man an Ax! What a way to end the season, Elora is the only one that ends up leaving?! And she ends up leaving with Jackie?! From the sworn rival gang the NDN Mafia?! Definitely some curveballs in this season finale but it was a great way to leave us wanting more for season 2. I wrap up my miniseries on the Reservation Dogs season 1 and hope that everyone enjoyed it! In addition to wrapping up episode 8 I also give my final thoughts on the show, overall positive, negatives, and where we go...
2021-11-2556 min
House of Legends: World Myths & LegendsEpisode 69: Two Brothers, Two Boats with Ian StephenMy guest on this episode is Ian Stephen. Ian is a a writer, poet and storyteller from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. He worked for 15 years in the coastguard service, based in Stornoway, and since 1995 has worked full-time in the arts, after winning the inaugural Robert Louis Stevenson award. Ian was the first artist in residence at StAnza, Scotland's annual poetry festival. His poetry and short fiction have been published in numerous journals worldwide while his debut novel, A Book of Death and Fish, was a book of the year choice in The Guardian, T...
2021-11-2348 minNative Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 7What a great episode! Unfortunately this is what accurate Native representation looks like sometimes, suicide. While it dealt with an issue that we commonly see in our communities, it did it in a way that informs us of the circumstances that cultivate those high rates. Addiction, lack of opportunity, language loss, culture loss, poor access to adequate health care, etc. This show demonstrates that we need to talk about these things and sometimes we have to go to a non-native to talk about them. This episode was heavy for me and for many people who saw it...
2021-11-1346 minNative Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 6This is the Willie Jack episode we've all been waiting for...it's not quite what we expected but over delivered in my opinion. Willie Jack and her dad set out to hunt the deer that has eluded them, Chunk. While out and about Leon shares with Willie Jack his encounter of Tallman and they discuss the circumstances around Daniel's death. This is a wonderful episode that touches on religion, belonging to place, connection to land, Land Back, and suicide. This is a powerful episode that doesn't get enough credit for what it is, the first TV...
2021-11-0247 minNative Film TalkElias GoldAs seen on Natives React Rez Dogs episode! I had the pleasure of having Elias Gold come onto the show, he is the creator behind the YouTube channel Native Media Theory. This chat discussed Reservation Dogs, how we came to be enamored with Native representation and advocating for accurate representation, the state of Native representation in film & television, also where we go from here. I had a fantastic chat with Elias in our longest episode to date! Thank you all for your support and like, subscribe, rate/review!
2021-10-151h 48Native Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 5This episode is my favorite of the season. It has Kiowa Gordon singing Midnight Rider, Big's origin story, learning more about Cheese, and Native suspense/horror like I've never seen it done before...so beautifully. Also Wes Studi is in this episode, man what a show! Deer Lady is right behind William Knifeman aka Spirit as my favorite character in the show. I have never seen Native lore captured so beautifully and in such a terrifying way that took me back to all my stories being told as a kid. This was a great episode t...
2021-10-0656 minNative Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 4This episode was real...like very real and strange. Absent father, people who have a weird Native fetish, phallic beaded jewelry, and of course frybread at diabetes awareness fairs. I discuss the anti-black criticism surround this show, specifically targeted around this particular episode. I also talk about some of the great topics raised, like sexualization of Native women. How Native women are always the caregivers but never taken care of by their communities. Also dead beat dads in Indian Country and where this episode got it right and not so right. I close it out wi...
2021-10-0153 minNative Film TalkBobby WilsonWriter, actor, artist, comedian...what can this guy not do?! I had the pleasure of sitting down with Bobby to talk about his work on Rutherford Falls and Reservation Dogs. Keeping the spirit of making my show a mini-series about Reservation Dogs I thought it was fitting that we invite someone that writes for the show! We talked a lot about his career. How he got to the point where he is writing on two major shows? We discuss Native representation up to this point, where we go from here, and how Reservation Dogs has ch...
2021-09-181h 00Native Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 3Let's run away together and live off the land...let's get some Sonics! Episode 3 brought us talk about shapeshifters, bad medicine, Sonics, legendary knockout stories, and reconnecting with our kin. Listen as I discuss the show's subtle humor it brings, so hard. Also how I'm worried this is going to be stolen by other people who see how much attention this show is getting. Last, hear me wrap up my thoughts about the show thus far. I hope you all enjoy this awesome episode that brought us Gary Farmer as Uncle Brownie. Have a g...
2021-09-1455 minNative Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 2Hi there everybody! Episode 2 brings us to the IHS clinic, of all places. I discuss how this is something I didn't know I needed, real life interactions at the clinic. It's such a random place where you can meet elders, family members, and maybe find love. Reservation Dogs continue to set the bar on Native representation in TV and the hits keep coming with each episode. Let me know what you think and look out for episode 3 coming soon!
2021-09-0459 min
Okie PodcastOkie Podcast EP40 With Ian Allison host of Native Film TalkOn This episode of Okie Podcast i have The host of native Film Talk Ian Allison for my guest. join us as we talk about where he grew up, life in college, having a family, and everything that goes into his show Native Film Talk. this was a great time and i can't wait for us to do it again. please go subscribe, rate, and review Native Film Talk where ever you listen to podcast and please go give the native film talk facebook page a like and follow and please go follow on instagram @nativefilmtalk. if you havent...
2021-09-031h 24Native Film TalkReservation Dogs Episode 1Aho Young Warrior! I decided to do a mini season the show. The next eight episodes will be dedicated to the show. All other work feels like table scraps right now. I can't help but find myself only consuming this show and I want to talk about it. I love this show, the representation is so authentic it should have it's own enrollment card. I can't believe this show exists, so I had to take the time to talk about the show and why it's so awesome.
2021-08-311h 07
The Alphabetical Fugazi"Reclamation" with Allison Wolfe"Reclamation" by Fugazihttps://fugazi.bandcamp.com/track/reclamationU.S. states making 2021 moves on abortion rights and accesshttps://news.trust.org/item/20201231112641-qfynt/Fugazi vs. Destiny's Child "Independent Room"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhTjiOHP0gEmail the podcast: fugaziAtoZ@gmail.comIn lieu of a donation to the podcast, please make a donation to the DC Abortion Fund (https://dcabortionfund.org/), or your local abortion fund, or the National Network of Abortion Funds (https://abortionfunds.org/). Thank you.Born an identical twin in Memphis, Tennessee, Allison Wolfe...
2021-08-211h 03Native Film TalkReservation Dogs Reaction and News UpdateNot a spoiler alert! I give a quick reaction to the first two episodes of Reservation Dogs being dropped on Hulu! It was so good, I discuss how next level it is and why I'm so excited for the rest of the season to air! Can't wait. I also bring up happenings with Spirit Rangers (Netflix), Dexter: New Blood, Rezball being produced by Lebron James, Avatar: The Last Airbender live action TV Show, Dark Winds TV Show, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Ice Road, Rutherford Falls Season 2, and Grey's Anatomy. I had fu...
2021-08-1052 minNative Film TalkAngelique MidthunderI had a wonderful chat with Angelique Midthunder and Stacey Rice, both of whom work for Midthunder Casting. A casting agency that has a particular eye for Native talent. A primary focus of their work is casting Native actors so naturally we talk about how hard it is to find Native talent, is it hard to spot a Pretendian, what is the outlook like for Native film/TV? Also we discuss Angelique's journey in the film industry and her experience in casting/consulting. AND we discuss the upcoming show Reservation Dogs, which comes out on August 9th, a...
2021-07-311h 07Native Film TalkBasketball & Sports RepresentationWe don't see enough of ourselves in sports film and television. So I talk Basketball or Nothing (2019), Edge of America, Chiefs (2002), Off The Rez (Shoni Schimmel), and Smoke Signals. Also I discuss why sports are so important to us as Natives. In addition our history with sports and how it was introduced to use through boarding/residential schools. Playing sports was no doubt a way to survive in these schools and provides hope to our communities. Hope that we can be better each year and come out victorious. There is so much to tell regarding sports in o...
2021-07-2250 minNative Film TalkMajerle Lister (Host of Wósdéé Podcast)I had a great chat with Majerle Lister, host of Wósdéé podcast! I am a fan of his podcast and we had been kicking the can down the road for too long. We just linked up and did an episode! I'm so happy he came on because he brought thought provoking conversation. Accurate Native representation is important but why now? Why is it all seem to be happening now? Is this going to become another form of cultural appropriation/exploitation that indigenous people will need to battle? I think history tells us we need to pr...
2021-07-031h 43
Having A Beer With Ian20. Rock Talk bass edition with Ian Allison of Scotts Bass LessonsRock Talk is back and today we had a beer with session bass player and bass teacher Ian Allison of www.scottsbasslessons.com and we talked all about the greatest bass players and of course the best Ian's.
You can find Ian at Ian Martin Allison on Instagram or check out his many videos on Youtube! Visit our merch store at https://my-store-b400aa.creator-sprin...
2021-06-302h 00Native Film TalkAllie YoungAllie is many things, an activist, actor, writer, founder, etc. She's a leader and most recently founded Protect the Sacred. An organization founded to combat COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation. With the many challenges that the Navajo Nation faced, we needed help and Allie saw a way to fill a void and just went for it. Time was not on our side with COVID-19 and the Navajo people so her quick action saved lives and made a lasting impact on the youth. She was also in the film industry prior to her current role, running Protect the S...
2021-06-271h 20Native Film TalkMark TilsenMark is many things, he is an activist, educator, poet, and thought leader. He should also add badass to that list. Mark is an impressive individual who I look to for wisdom. While he is much younger than an elder, he brings the elder knowledge. I'm excited to bring you all this chat I had with him because I have been looking forward to having this chat. I would consider us friends, but if Mark asked me what I think of him, I'd tell him I needed a Lakota friend to fill my quota. This...
2021-06-221h 18Native Film TalkRyker Sixkiller InterviewRyker is one impressive guy. I have such respect for anyone who is willing to do anything to make themselves better. He is eager to learn, hungry for knowledge, and a Native stuntman/actor/cinematographer/writer/father/etc. Of all the great things he has done in his career, he's so humble and chill. I had a blast learning about Ryker's journey, work ethic, past projects, and future work. He is someone that I will constantly check in on because this guy is going to be big. I decided to not talk about movies/television but just...
2021-06-081h 18Native Film TalkHollywood Diversity ReportWell well well...the diversity report shoes what we already knew. Natives are not present in Film and Television. However, how much does this matter when we're talking about the most viewed and highest grossing film and TV? Should Natives represent a large market share of that segment? Does it make sense for us to grow? Is there a legitimate case to be made when Natives make up approximately 1.3% of the population in the US? Well let's talk about it...I think it depends but I believe the answer is "Yes" more than it is "No."
2021-06-0546 minNative Film TalkLongmire Season 1Hey everybody! This was my first crack at a tv show and I thought I would do more free form than my usual format. I did my research and discussed the positives, negatives, and gave some final thoughts. Also I recorded a new intro! Lou Diamond Phillips again!? Well I talk about it...and why it's tolerable but still not okay. Zahn McLarnon and Irene Bedard are the prominent Native actors that grace the first season and I'm here for it. Despite my desire to dislike this show, it's a great show with so...
2021-05-2948 min
Revolutionary JargonRJ and Ian discuss “The CPC, leftism, and NYC Primary” - Ep 13In this episode of Revolutionary Jargon I talk with my best friend and leftist hero Ian. We talk about what's going on in the Biden Administration the good or the bad. The affect that leftists have in electoral politics. The aftermath and affect of the George Floyd murder and the subsequent trial. As well as what is going on in Israel/Palestine.
2021-05-291h 41Native Film TalkZombielandWho expected to see a Native trading post destroyed in a post apocalyptic world? I sure didn't expect to see that when I saw this movie. That's why it's fun to talk about this native representation, because NO ONE is going to talk about this movie. I find that fascinating when it happens, because I'm positive every Native that saw this at the very least furrowed their eyebrows during destruction of the Trading Post. Did you know it was NOT a real trading post? They made this up at a empty warehouse in Georgia! So I talk a...
2021-05-0844 minNative Film TalkMagnificent Seven (2016)This 2016 movie directed by Antoine Fuqua, better than most remakes. Frankly we're exhausted with remakes at this point. So it's refreshing to see one that comes out that's unique but also just a good stand alone movie. Thank god there isn't going to be a sequel too, can't stand it when remakes go and remake it but also extend the universe they created. This movie brought us Martin Sensmeier! This was his breakout film and he went on to have roles in West World, The Liberator, and Wind River! He's a hell of an actor that did a...
2021-04-231h 02
Anxiety and the ArtistMindfulness Minute with Michael Ian CedarIn this bonus episode producer and leadership expert Michael Ian Cedar guides us through a short grounding exercise with a focus on gratitude.
2021-04-0701 min
Twindigenous8 - Native in the 90s and Now with Ian Allison of Native Film TalkThis week Kaley and Kara welcome their first ever guest, Ian Allison (Navajo), host and creator of one of our favorite podcasts, Native Film Talk. The three of us chat about childhood, Ian shares his experience growing up on the Navajo rez while Kaley and Kara talk about growing up as urban Natives and the thing that we all had in common: pop culture.
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2021-03-261h 46Native Film TalkInterview w/ Pilar AgoyoPilar Agoyo...wow! I never gave a thought to the costume and wardrobe department. After meeting and getting to know Pilar, I am going to pay EXTRA attention to the costume design, artistry, and craftsmanship. She blew my mind, opened my eyes to appreciate a whole new side of film/TV shows. Started her career as a seamstress for Into the West in 2005, when the TV show needed her in a pinch! She loved her time working on the show, made such an impression, and kept working. Sixteen (16) years later Pilar has amassed an impressive body of...
2021-03-2356 minNative Film TalkReel Injun w/ TwindigenousReel Injun is one of a kind. This documentary eloquently and concisely presents the history of Native American representation in film, from the start to now. Since the capability to record became available, Natives were on screen. There has been a fascination with Native people since colonization and this film delves into that fascination. Along the way, stereotypes were created and perpetuated in film. These stereotypes framed mindsets and opinions about who Native people were, to non-Native people. What blows my mind is it also frames the minds of Native people. Misrepresentation in film and television influence h...
2021-03-091h 39
After The Gig with Jesse HumphreyIan Allison - “Song is king!”#74 . Welcome to another episode of After the Gig with me…Jesse Humphrey. On the show today I have my friend Ian Allison. Ian is a badass bass player that tours with Eric Hutchinson, but when he isn’t on the road, he calls Minneapolis home. Ian has recorded with a multitude of artist, and over the course of the pandemic he has turned his home into a content creation laboratory! He is the perfect person to have in the trenches with you because of his inclusiveness, positivity, and his ability to get you excited about songs. If you want to learn d...
2021-03-021h 40Native Film TalkThe Quick and the DeadThe Quick and the Dead! How the hell did this movie manage to get this much star power!? Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gene Hackman, and Jonothon Gill (Spotted Horse)!? Native actor that arguably has the most suspenseful gun fight in the film! Combine a single elimination tournament with a spoof western, you get one of the best westerns of all time...yeah I went there! This movie was an homage to the western drama while being an exaggeration of all the classic western characters. Cowboy with no name, person who sleeps on dynamite, vi...
2021-02-2756 minNative Film TalkIndianz.com Co-Founder - Acee AgoyoCan you believe it, episode 23! (Shoutout to Michael Jordan) I had to do the number justice and I feel like I did with this guest. Acee Agoyo is a co-founding member of Indianz.com and has been a journalist for the past 21 years. He is a Native man that saw a void in media coverage and jumped at the opportunity to fill it. I admire that tenacity and willingness to thrust yourself into that void, I attempt to do that with my podcast. Listen to this interview as we discuss Native representation in mainstream media, h...
2021-02-151h 12Native Film TalkLet's Talk Native Film News!I go on a 20 minute rant about pretendians. If you're not about that, I don't recommend you listen to this one, skip it until next week. As a rez kid, it hits me different than someone not from a rez, or not brown, or not accepted by their community, or not enrolled because of government bullsh*t. Truth is, the Native experience is so broad that the very concept of "Pretendians" hits different and means different things for everyone. So if you're interested to hear one Native person's perspective, listen in. The news about Michelle Latimer is j...
2021-02-0846 minNative Film TalkWonder WomanA Native is acknowledge in the same world as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman! Not only acknowledged but freaking a demigod himself! Napi! Come listen as I go over the plot review, Eugene Brave Rock's casting, filmography, and discuss Native representation in this film. Wonder Woman is a fantastic film on its own and the Native represetnation is on point, while I have a few things to gripe about...overall it's a solid film. Listen as I talk about why Eugene Brave Rock was the perfect person for this role! While his speaking roles are li...
2021-02-0257 minNative Film TalkInterview with Natalie BenallyWell well well...here we are episode 20! I had guest Natalie Benally on for this one and it was a fun chat! She is an actor/filmmaker/community advocate/dancer/choreographer and the list goes on. Most important she is all around wholesome person and advocate for accurate representation of Natives on screen. I enjoyed talking with her about why it's hard to break into Hollywood when you don't have the right look, her TikTok following, where she plans to take her career, and the overall outlook of Native representation in film and television. Hope yo...
2021-01-231h 04Native Film TalkPredator (1987)"There's something out there waiting for us...it ain't no man." Billy (Sonny Landham) died for our sins! I have a guest, my best friend Chris! We grew up quoting this movie so much with him and my other friends, who better than him to discuss this epic film. Plus he's Navajo and this is called...Native Film Talk. It's about time we get some Natives on here so discuss the film. Listen as we recap the character Billy, he was gushing with stereotypes but was that enough to not like this movie...
2021-01-161h 17Native Film TalkThe GrizzliesDirected by Miranda De Pencier This 2018 film is based on the actual Grizzlies from 2005. A community that had the highest suicide rate in North America, glommed onto the game of Lacrosse. Introduced to them by a non-Native outsider Russ Sheppard. He uses the game to distract the students from their reality but also to teach them about becoming a community and not just teammates. This movie is THE Native sports movie because there are nothing but Indigenous kids acting in roles where Indigenous kids should be acting. This is a film documents a community's struggles...
2021-01-101h 10Native Film TalkThunderheartThis 1992 movie is based on real events. Director Michael Apted also releaded Incident At Oglala, which can be a companion film to this movie, as they overlap so much. While this is a fictional tale, it is 100% inspired by true events. There are many parallels from the American Indian Movement, involvement of the Tribal Chairperson with the U.S. Government, Guardians of the Oglala Nation (GOONs), etc. This movie is pretty darn accurate. Accuracy aside, this is a tale of Ray Levoi (Kilmer) who is an FBI Agent with blood connections to the Oglala Sioux. Th...
2021-01-021h 25Native Film TalkIn Whose Honor w/ Jay RosensteinI had a fantastic conversation with Jay. Safe to say, he's invited to any cookout, pow wow, potluck, etc. Jay is a real one, he stuck his neck out for a message that he knew needed to be told. That message is Charlene Teters' story from her time as a graduate student at the University of Illinois, and her opposition of the school mascot, Chief Illiniwek. Jay is a special individual that is truly an ally for Indian Country. Listen to this conversation and hear us chat about his career almost being jeopardized by this fi...
2020-12-261h 06Native Film TalkIn Whose Honor with guest Charlene TetersThe legendary, unparalleled, prolific, powerful, and all around amazing person...Charlene Teters. We briefly discuss the documentary, In Whose Honor, but mostly deep dive into Charlene's time at the University of Illinois and her experience being an advocate for changing the name. Charlene discusses her evolution from being a shy girl that stayed quiet about her opinions on the Native mascot to becoming the sole advocate for changing the university mascot, Chief Illiniwek. She has had an illustrious career and up to this point she has been an artist, activist, professor, academic dean, and icon i...
2020-12-191h 04Native Film TalkFargoOh Jeez! This 1996 Coen Brothers film, Fargo depicts a tale of greed, self-sabotage, and authentic life in North Dakota. (Especially the accent) While Shep Proudfoot (Steve Reevis) was only on screen for a few minutes in the film, he managed to become an iconic character in the collection of Coen Brothers films. Most famous for the epic beating he gives to Steve Buscemi. While he doesn't wear war paint, admits he's Native, live on a reservation, or is called "Indian." Shep is a Native on screen and somehow everyone watching knew it. How d...
2020-12-1244 minNative Film TalkIndian HorseThis 2017 film based on the book written by Richard Wagamese tells the story of Saul Indian Horse. The story follows his life through residential school in Canada, his journey playing hockey, the racism associated with the game, and reconciling with the pain of his past. Overall, this a powerful tale that NEEDED to be told and was told the right way, with Natives playing Saul Indian Horse and speaking Ojibwe in the film. While at times you may want to shut off the movie, it accurately documents a crucial point in Canada's history that was l...
2020-12-051h 21Native Film TalkReflection Episode!This is me looking back at the podcast thus far. Eleven episodes in, how do I feel about where things lie? Where do I see the show going? How do I choose a movie to review? "Ian you're Native, what are your thoughts on Thanksgiving?" "I suggested movies/tv to you, when are you going to review my recommendations?!" "Do you ever read what I send?" Last and most important...How can Native film learn from Schitt's Creek? If you've ever thought about any of these questions, good news, this is the episode for you! Listen and let...
2020-11-261h 11Native Film TalkWes Studi: 2019 Academy Honorary AwardHISTORY! Wes Studi joins an amazing list of Honorary Award winners like Robert Redford, Spike Lee, Charlie Chaplan, Akira Kurosawa, James Earl Jones, and the list goes on! These people are recognized for significant achievements in their craft, over an entire career. Wes trailblazed an impressive career where he amazed and dazzled audiences with roles like Toughest Pawnee in Dances with Wolves, Magua in The Last of the Mohicans, and Geronimo in Geronimo: An American Legend. Added depth, intelligence, and language to characters that would be represented inadequately otherwise. Wes changed the trajectory of...
2020-11-2138 minNative Film TalkThe Indian in the CupboardHere it is! The 1995 film, The Indian in the Cupboard. With a name like the Indian in the Cupboard, what could go wrong?! Starring Litefoot as Little Bear, in his acting debut! He falls into the ownership of a boy Omri, for his 9th birthday. Omri is also gifted a magic cupboard with a magic key that brings any inanimate object to life, upon locking and unlocking it inside the cupboard. As Omri learns, Little Bear is a real person that was taken from his time. What is a 9 year old boy to do...
2020-11-141h 07Native Film TalkSmoke SignalsHey Victor! Come listen as I review one of the greatest Native stories ever told on big screen. Let's talk about what scenes, lines, and characters reverberate throughout Indian Country today. I love this movie, but I didn't always love it. This movie changes with you and ages along with you. As I re-watched this movie now as a man, father, and husband, this is far different from when I first saw it as a teenager. I'll discuss what this movie meant for us Natives back in 1998 and what it'll mean moving forward. Al...
2020-11-071h 22Native Film TalkBlood QuantumShould go without saying but...SPOILERS! I will review the cast, plot, positives/negatives on representation, and gives some final thoughts. Sit back, and enjoy my review of this 2019 film by Jeff Barnaby...talk about a zombie film for the ages! This film takes place on the fictional Red Crow Reserve in 1981, a zombie outbreak happens that affects the salmon supply, water, and eventually the people. However, the only people that are immune the virus, the Natives. Non-native people seek refuge within a band of immune Native people and turmoil ensues as they allow people into their c...
2020-10-3157 minNative Film TalkWindtalkersListen as I talk about the casting choices, plot issues, reminisce about my first time seeing this film on the big screen, and why this movie is more a Nick Cage war film and less a Code Talker story. Time stamps below: Intro/Movie Overview: 0:30-7:10 Cast Review: 7:10-11:00 Plot Review: 11:00-41:58 Reflection of Plot: 41:58-43:00 Positives: 43:00-44:50 Negatives: 44:50-48:01 Final Thoughts: 48:01-59:59 What's Coming Up Next: 59:59-1:01:55 Talk to you later!
2020-10-221h 01Native Film TalkThe Last of the MohicansFirst things first! Magua is the GOAT. Wes Studi should've been nominated for an Oscar, he was snubbed! The Last of the Mohicans (1992) based on the novel by James Finnemoore Cooper. This is the ninth time that Hollywood made this 1826 book into a movie. This romance tale that occurs during the French-Indian War depicts where the Mohicans and Huron fell into this war at this time. Daniel Day Lewis plays Hawkeye, a white man who was adopted as a child to the last living Mohicans, Chingachgook (Russell Means) and his son Uncas (Eric Schweig). The trio of M...
2020-10-1755 minNative Film TalkPocahontasHere it is! Pocahontas (1995) is about a free spirited young woman that is caught between her freedom and an arranged marriage, until sails comes on the horizon. John Smith (Mel Gibson) and the Virginia Company come to the New World in search of gold and will kill any Indians in their path! John Smith comes across Pocahontas (Irene Bedard) and this hunt for gold eventually becomes a quest for love against all odds. Can the power of love conquer the hunger for gold? This episode is a complicated review because I loved this movie as a kid...
2020-10-101h 04Native Film Talk1973 Oscars: Marlon BrandoA moment in Native film history! 1973 Academy Awards. Roger Moore is ready to hand the Oscar for Best Actor to Marlon Brando for his work in The Godfather when he sees a Native American woman walking to the stage. Sacheen Littlefeather refuses to take the award and says Marlon Brando sent her! This moment sent shockwaves across the film industry. 85 million people saw this moment in Oscars history. But Marlon did it because of the treatment of Natives at the Wounded Knee Occupation and the perpetuating of negative stereotypes of Native people in film. This moment represents a...
2020-10-0532 min
The Lowdown Society PodcastEpisode 19: IAN ALLISON - "Synth-On-Electric" Guru of Instagram, (Scottsbasslessons.com, Eric Hutchinson)If you are not familiar with Ian Allison from his Instagram account, you are missing out on a player who plays selfless, song-oriented bass with an inspiring, creative approach that is all his own. His videos dissecting synth bass lines are incredibly detailed and precise. His playing, his contagious personality and his linguistic prowess has landed him a spot as a regular contributor to Scottsbasslessons.com. In this episode we get to hear about growing up on "Hair Metal" in Montana and hard-earned lessons early in Ian's studio career. We also get incredible tips on some boutique pedal makers...
2020-10-041h 24Native Film TalkWind RiverWind River (2017), Directed by Taylor Sheridan who also wrote Sicario and Hell or Highwater, also creator of Yellowstone. This guy loves westerns! This movie is a great take on the modern western. Exploring the disappearance and murder of Natalie Hanson (Julia Jones), Cory Lambert (Jeremy Renner) assists local tribal authorities and FBI Agent (Elizabeth Olsen) to find out how this occurred. Throughout the way we are introduced to an all star cast of Native actors and get a glimpse into life on the Wind River Rez and how Missing Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) affects an entire community. F...
2020-10-0348 minNative Film TalkParasiteI love Parasite and I've enjoyed re-watching this movie to prep for the episode. But if you were like me when seeing it for the first time, at one point in the movie you thought, "Wait is that a teepee?!" This thriller is ripe with twists and turns, including native imagery! Join me as I talk about the random instances of cheap "Indian" decorations, native historical references, and symbolism within the film. However, if we know anything about the Oscar winning director, Bong Joon Ho, nothing is random! He planted these images and curated the set intentionally...
2020-10-0225 min
Mainely HistoryWinning Women's Suffrage with Allison LangeAllison Lange speaks with Ian about the visual imagery of the campaign for women's suffrage, common misconceptions about the struggle, and New England's surprising role as a bastion for anti-suffragists.
2020-10-011h 03Native Film TalkIntroduction to Native Film TalkWelcome! Ya'at'eeh! Thank you for joining me on the first episode of the podcast. I created this podcast because I couldn't find anyone talking about Natives in film. Not on YouTube, Social Media, or other Podcasts. So I siezed the opportunity to combine my love for podcasts and film. I hope you find my perspective to be fresh, insightful, and makes you curious to hear more. In this episode, I talk about why I decided to create this podcast, my vision for the show, and ideas I have for upcoming episodes.
2020-10-0126 min
Burn it Down and Leave68-Slenderman feat Ian McKenzieHello everyone! Welcome back to Burn it Down and Leave! I know it has been a long time since the last episode but now we are moving forward with some new content and a few changes. This is an episode that was recorded before the long hiatus with my friend Ian McKenzie.Slender Man is a movie that had potential to be great but with a real life tragedy taking place during the filming of the movie there was no real good way to release the film. Find out what we think about the way they handled...
2020-09-201h 29
Contrabass ConversationsIan Allison on finding his nicheIan Allison has been going all-in on Instagram these past few years, and he has been inspiring countless people in the process. As the bassist for Eric Hutchinson and a seasoned veteran in the industry, Ian has been working to connect and educate through Instagram, and the results have been incredible. We talk about growing up in Montana, the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival and its early influence on him, basing his career in Minneapolis, the "synth bass on electric" niche that he has created for himself, what the pandemic is like, the practice routine he ou...
2020-08-311h 07
Annie and AndoIan Allison InterviewAnnie and Ando are joined by Ian Allison, funeral director at Botanical Funerals. They’re talking about what can go wrong during a service, what music should be played at a...
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2020-08-1707 min
TypologyAllison Fallon on Articulating Your Inner Landscape with the Enneagram (Enneagram 4)Enneagram Fours have a unique awareness of their feelings and are highly attuned to their environment. Their gift of connecting deeply with others allows them to see the beauty in all things and to give language to experiences for which others can't seem to find the words. Today's guest, author Allison Fallon shares how merging the Enneagram with writing has not only helped her heal but has also helped so many others articulate their own internal landscape. Allison Fallon is a speaker, coach and author of 10 book, including her memoir Packing Light: Thoughts on Living Li...
2019-09-1241 min
Rob Morgan Is A Curious PersonQuestion 49 // Hey, how much underwear did you bring? (feat. Ian Allison)A couple months ago, my friend Ian Allison posted an Instagram story while on tour with Eric Hutchinson explaining how he decided to fit everything he brought IN ONE FREAKIN BACKPACK! He broke down the bag he used, showing some of the things he brought with him, how he did it, and explained the freedom it brought.
The only thing is… I had more questions. Personal questions. Like… let’s talk minimalism travel ideology… Let’s talk the business of underwear and socks.
Recording Location: Phone Convo with Ian from his home in Minneapolis.
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2019-01-051h 00
Museum Archipelago50. Allison Sansone Connects Writers and Readers at the American Writers MuseumWhen the American Writers Museum opened in Chicago in 2017, it became the first museum in the US to celebrate all genres of writing. Early in the planning phase, founder Malcolm O’Hagan made a couple of key decisions: no artifacts and no single curator.
In this episode, the museum’s programs director Allison Sansone explains how these decisions continue to shape the museum, from a timeline of 100 significant authors of fiction and nonfiction to galleries honoring the craft of writing.
This episode was recorded at the American Writers Museum in Chicago, IL, USA on September 2nd...
2018-09-1709 min
Taking It Easy with Daniel Connell022 - Ian AllisonDaniel meets Funeral Director, Ian Allison. A 6th generation Funeral Director, Ian gives Daniel an insight into his profession and what goes on behind the scenes when we farewell a loved one.
2018-09-0347 min