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LetsRun.com\'s Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and Field
LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and FieldUSAXC, Josh Hoey Smashes World Record, Jane Hedengren Destroys NCAA Mark, Parker Wolfe Arrives🏃 Presented by Aletheia Run — The wearable that helps you run stronger, avoid injury, and know why. Get a free trial (just pay shipping) and save 10% for a year with code LETSRUN10: https://www.aletheia.run/start-my-free-trial What a weekend of running! Team USA for next month's World Cross Country Championships in Tallahassee is set, with Parker Wolfe and Weini Kelati your champs as Gracie Morris & Ethan Strand win too.  At BU, Josh Hoey obliterated the world indoor record in the 600 meters while Jane Hedengren crushed the NCAA record in the 5,000 in her first collegiate track race. Then on Sun...
2025-12-101h 58The Stride Report
The Stride ReportIs Jane Hedengren America’s Next Distance Running Prodigy?➤ SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE! youtube.com/@thestridereport ➤ Presented by The Stride Report thestridereport.com ➤ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thestridereport/ ➤ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@thestridereport ➤ Twitter / X https://x.com/TheStrideReport ➤ Threads https://www.threads.net/@thestridereport On this week’s episode of The Stride Report Podcast, Ben and Garrett unpack a massive weekend in Boston headlined by Jane Hedengren’s jaw-dropping 14:44 NCAA 5k record, a run that has them wondering if she’s America’s next true distance...
2025-12-1053 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastThe Filmmaker’s High: Chasing the Most Expensive DrugOn this episode Matt Heater talks honestly about the addictive rush of filmmaking, the practical realities of making short films, and how those shorts evolve into feature projects like Cub Scout and Astrovan. He shares lessons on crowdfunding, festival strategies, casting challenges, crew dynamics, and the persistence required to navigate strikes, budgets, and long development timelines.
2025-09-0759 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastFrom BYU Lecture Halls to Osmond Mania: Tim Thrallfall’s Musical LifeTim Thrallfall reflects on his 28 years teaching at BYU, a long directing career in regional theatre and Tuacón, and his transition into retirement while continuing to act in films and Hallmark projects. The episode covers the new West End musical about The Osmonds, backstage anecdotes (Elvis, Chuck Norris, flashy jumpsuits), practical career advice for actors, the realities of arts business and unions, and the rewards and challenges of life in theatre and film.
2025-08-311h 23The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastFrom Broadway Tours to Teaching: Mindy Smoot on Life, Auditions, and ArtMindy Smoot shares her journey from touring Broadway to founding Utah COPA and teaching musical theater, offering practical audition advice, the importance of self-awareness and archetypes in casting, and why being prepared and a good collaborator matters. She also discusses her work with TuacĂłn, curriculum development, and personal projects like building a homestead.
2025-08-2433 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastRick Egan: A lifetime of Photojounralism Podcast website: https://www.thergbpodcast.com/ 🎙️ Step behind the lens in this unforgettable episode of the RGB Podcast as we explore the art — and heart — of photography with Rick Egan, the Salt Lake Tribune’s acclaimed photojournalist for decades. From his first roll of film to capturing history in the making, Rick’s journey is one of grit, vision, and storytelling mastery. Hear how he finds beauty in truth, documenting society’s unfiltered moments with both his camera and his keen, empathetic eye. Rick opens up about the raw motivations that fuel his work, the deceptively sim...
2025-08-081h 15The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJeremy Warner: Studio C, Setbacks, and the Power of Persistence | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 30🎙️ We sit down with Jeremy Warner—writer, actor, director, and one of the core members of Studio C, the beloved sketch comedy group with billions of views and a global fan base. Jeremy opens up about the long road to joining the cast, auditioning multiple times before breaking through, and what it takes to keep a comedy engine running behind the scenes. He shares stories from the group’s viral rise—like the smash hit “Scott Sterling”—and reflects on the friendships, creative challenges, and evolution that came with building something that reached millions. From sketch comedy to film and telev...
2025-07-231h 03The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastWhitney Ingram: Confidence, Creativity, and the Indie Film Hustle | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 29 🎙️ We sit down with Whitney Ingram—director, creative force, and one of indie film’s rising voices. With a feature film, a portfolio of commercials, and a vibrant Instagram page dedicated to demystifying directing, Whitney brings sharp insight and refreshing honesty to the conversation. She shares what it’s really like to make movies without a budget, how to tell powerful stories without dialogue, and why confidence—not just talent—is essential to bringing any vision to life. From unexpected setbacks to quiet triumphs, Whitney opens up about the raw and rewarding path of creating meaningful work against the odd...
2025-07-0941 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastLaura Howe: A Curator’s Take on Art Today | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 28🎙️ We sit down with Laura Howe—art curator, storyteller, and sharp observer of the creative world. With years of experience behind the scenes in galleries and institutions, Laura brings a powerful perspective on the curator’s role as the “producer” of the art world. Laura opens up about the delicate and dynamic relationship between artists and their patrons, how context shapes meaning in art, and the ongoing debate between illustration and fine art. From modernism to postmodernism, she breaks down how craft, vision, and audience all play a role in defining what we call “art.” This episode is a...
2025-06-1831 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastAaron Sorensen: Creating the Future of VFX | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 27🎙️ We sit down with Aaron Sorensen—VFX artist, director, and creative visionary. Known for his successful YouTube channel, innovative work in the VFX industry, and as the Owner/CEO of VFX Central, Aaron shares his journey from childhood creativity to becoming a visual effects maestro. Aaron opens up about his passion for visual storytelling, the magic of working with VR technology at The Void, and the challenges and potential of AI in the field of visual effects. Dive into discussions about the intricacies of creating realistic VFX, the dynamic evolution of AI tools, and how traditional artistry remains...
2025-06-1157 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastBoston and Renny: The Making of Alien Country | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 26🎙️ We sit down with Boston McConaughey and Renny Grames—the married director duo behind the indie sci-fi film Alien Country—for a behind-the-scenes look at how passion, grit, and a love for storytelling can drive a dream all the way to the big screen. From childhood obsessions with filmmaking to building a dedicated audience on YouTube, Boston and Renny share how they survived algorithm shifts, pandemic delays, and brutal desert shoots to bring their vision to life. Their story is one of persistence, creativity, and finding strength in collaboration. We dive into what it’s like direct...
2025-06-0453 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastStefania Barr: Multidisciplinary Storytelling & Creative Independence | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 25🎙️ We sit down with Stefania Barr—musician, actor, and filmmaker—for an inspiring conversation about what it means to be a multidisciplinary storyteller in today’s creative world. From the vulnerability of singing to the immersive experience of being on set, Stefania shares her journey across music, film, and directing. As the frontwoman of a popular band, Shrink the Giant, and a seasoned actor from childhood, she opens up about balancing artistic mediums, staying grounded, and leaning into humanity both on and off screen. We dive into what it’s like working alongside legends like Kevin Costner...
2025-05-2834 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJ. Kirk Richards: Inside the Life of a Working Painter | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 24🎙️ We sit down with J. Kirk Richards, an accomplished painter who has made a significant mark in the art world. Kirk shares his journey of making a living through painting, a feat rarely achieved by visual artists today. He takes us behind the scenes of his creative process, discussing how he approaches a blank canvas and the various methods he employs in his art-making. From the daily grind of a painter's life to the value of sketchbooks filled with creative overflow, Kirk delves into the everyday reality of living as an artist. Furthermore, Kirk discusses his a...
2025-05-211h 01The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastMeghan Bean: Failure Taught Me to Find My Voice | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 23🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with the endlessly creative Meghan Bean—producer, designer, and former Conan intern—as she shares the bold and unconventional steps that shaped her artistic journey. From working behind the scenes in Hollywood to performing stand-up comedy and crafting compelling visual content, Meghan opens up about how confidence, curiosity, and the willingness to bend the rules helped her stand out in competitive spaces. We talk about what it takes to get your foot in the door in entertainment, the importance of finding your creative voice, and how embracing a multi-p...
2025-05-141h 09The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastRobert Machoian: Know Yourself and Create a Film that Resonates | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 22🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with filmmaker Robert Machoian as he pulls back the curtain on the creative process behind his latest film Omaha, made in collaboration with director Cole Webley. From early script stages to its Sundance debut, Robert reflects on the challenges and victories of bringing a story to life. We also get personal—talking about what it’s like to make films with family, the emotional stakes involved, and how those dynamics shape storytelling. The conversation expands into the evolving landscape of indie film, the shifting power centers in Hollywood...
2025-05-071h 32The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastT.C. Christensen: From D.P. to Director with Purpose | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 21🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with T.C. Christensen—renowned cinematographer, director, and storyteller—whose career has been defined by turning meaningful narratives into visually rich, financially successful films. Known for works like 17 Miracles and the upcoming Raising the Bar: The Alma Richards Story, T.C. shares how he transitioned from being a director of photography to funding and directing his own projects. We explore how T.C. balances tight budgets with cinematic quality, the strategies he uses to cast the right talent, and his practical approach to overcoming challenges in the film indu...
2025-04-301h 00The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJulian J Acosta: Breaking Barriers & Bones in the Name of Story | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 20Podcast website: https://www.thergbpodcast.com 🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Julian J Acosta—filmmaker, photographer, and director—whose work blends poetic realism with deeply human storytelling. Known for his visually striking narratives across commercials, music videos, and long-form projects, Julian brings a rich, lived perspective to everything he creates. From growing up in Bakersfield and navigating multiple cultural identities to launching his career with powerhouse production companies RSA and The Directors Bureau, Julian’s journey is as cinematic as his films. He’s directed acclaimed campaigns for brands like Fox Spor...
2025-04-231h 05The Stride Report
The Stride ReportIs Jane Hedengren the Future of NCAA Distance Running?On this week’s Blue Oval Podcast, Ben and Garrett break down another electric weekend of NCAA distance action! Jane Hedengren continues to make her case as the future of the sport, while the men’s 800m saw Abdullahi Hassan, Rivaldo Marshall, and Tyrice Taylor all drop 1:45 marks. On the women’s side, Victoria Bossong and Gladys Chepngetich both clocked 1:59 results while Michaela Rose took home a narrow win in a stacked race. The guys also analyze big 1500m wins from Nathan Green, Marco Langon, and Chloe Foerster, as well as Salma Elbadra’s 4:05.85 which moves her to NCAA #5 all-time...
2025-04-2359 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJason Faller: Filmmaking- From Fantasy Worlds to Irish Castles | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 19🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Jason Faller, a prolific fantasy producer and writer. Discover his journey from aspiring director to renowned producer, responsible for popular series like 'Outpost' and 'Mythica', and get a glimpse of his upcoming project 'The Wayfinders', set to film in the scenic landscapes of Ireland. Jason shares insights into the challenges and joys of producing, emphasizing the seamless blend of writing and producing in creating compelling narratives. He discusses the evolving nature of the film industry, the importance of catering to niche audiences, and the unique experience of fi...
2025-04-1635 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJames Rees: Art as Identity, Connection & Advocacy | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 18🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with James Rees—artist, educator, advocate, and arts leader—whose life has been shaped by creativity and connection. From drawing as a child to leading national conversations about arts education, James shares how art became the foundation of his identity and how teaching became a natural extension of that passion. With over 27 years of experience teaching at every level, serving on national boards, and earning fellowships, residencies, and major awards, James is proof that saying yes to art can lead to a life of impact.  We talk ab...
2025-04-0548 minEurope Elects Podcast
Europe Elects PodcastWhat’s Next for Europe? Greenland’s Vote, Portugal’s political Crisis, and the Battle for DemocracyIn this episode, our co-hosts Gabriel Hedengren (@ghedengren) and Javid Ibad (@javidibad)  discuss whether Greenland’s election results mark a turning point in the independence debate, how Portugal’s snap election could redefine its political future, and Germany’s post-election negotiations. Meanwhile, a new report warns of increasing threats to democracy across Europe. Produced by Europe Elects. You can support this podcast and Europe Elects on our GoFundMe or by joining our Patreon. All proceeds go to improving our services. https://www.patreon.com/EuropeElects https://www.gofundme.com/f/europe-elects-empowering-european-citizens
2025-04-0135 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB Podcast10 Must-See Films for Stunning Cinematography | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 17🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we explore ten films that set the gold standard for visual storytelling. From the shadow-drenched frames of The Third Man to the breathtaking landscapes of Lawrence of Arabia, these masterpieces showcase the artistry and innovation that define great cinematography. We also dive into the work of legendary cinematographers like Sven Nykvist and analyze films such as Raging Bull and Raise the Red Lantern, uncovering how their visual storytelling continues to inspire filmmakers and photographers alike. 🎧 Tune in now for an in-depth look at the films that have shaped the lang...
2025-03-2723 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastThe Magic of Photography Books: Inspiration & Learning | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 16🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we dive into the world of photography books—both as artistic treasures and as an accessible way to collect and study great photography. These books are more than just coffee table decor; they’re essential tools for learning, inspiration, and creative growth. We explore standout photography books and the legendary artists behind them, including Lauren Greenfield, Larry Fink, Alex Webb, Martin Parr, Mary Ellen Mark, Paul Strand, Eliot Porter, and Sebastião Salgado. From fashion runways to the streets of South America, each book offers a unique perspective on culture, storytelli...
2025-03-2617 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastPacking Smart: Travel Essentials & Money Tips | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 15🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we break down the art of packing light and the travel essentials that go beyond just clothing. From smart money management to surprising strategies like using cigarettes as currency in a pinch, we cover the tips that can save you from unexpected travel mishaps. We also explore packing techniques for digital tools and accessories, helping you stay organized and efficient on the road. Whether you're a frequent traveler or planning your next big adventure, this episode is packed with practical advice to keep you prepared without being weighed down. 🎧 T...
2025-03-2618 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastMark Hedengren: What to Wear When You’re Behind the Camera | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 14🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, Mark Hedengren, creator of the podcast, shares his expert insights on what to wear when photographing and filming. From comfortable shoes to protecting yourself with sunscreen, Mark emphasizes the importance of dressing for both style and functionality on set.  Tune in to hear Mark’s tips on how to dress for success while capturing stunning visuals. Whether you're a seasoned photographer, filmmaker, or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical advice for looking good and staying comfortable on the job. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe...
2025-03-2522 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastMatthew Turley: Global Photography, Adventure & Building a Creative Career | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 13🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with award-winning photographer Matthew Turley to talk about his career capturing stunning imagery across six continents. From his early days shooting the Orion Nebula to working with top commercial clients, Matthew shares insights on the cameras he uses—like the Canon 5DS—his experiences traveling the world for photo shoots, and what it’s like working with an agent in the industry. We also dive into his love for photography as a career, the freedom it provides, and how he balances life between off-grid cabin projects in Alaska and...
2025-03-2529 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastPepper Nix: The Art & Business of Wedding Photography | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 12🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Pepper, an award-winning wedding photographer whose journey started with a high school yearbook and a dream of shooting for National Geographic. But after capturing a friend's wedding, she found her true calling behind the lens, documenting love stories. We dive into her first camera, how she builds genuine connections with clients, and the business strategies that keep her thriving in a competitive industry. Whether you’re a photographer, entrepreneur, or just love a great story, this episode is packed with insights on creativity, relationships, and running a succe...
2025-03-2558 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastMark Hedengren: Unlocking Your Creative Potential 📷 | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 11🎙️ In a world where photography and filmmaking can feel commoditized, creativity is the ultimate differentiator. This episode explores how developing a unique artistic voice boosts your value and profit margins, while avoiding the pitfalls of low-return, formulaic work. We break down the myths of a "system" for creativity, drawing from Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull, and emphasize the power of diverse artistic exposure and personal experimentation. Whether you're a photographer, filmmaker, or creative entrepreneur, this episode is a call to embrace creativity as your greatest asset. 🎧 Listen now to unlock the key to standing...
2025-03-2513 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastBrad Barber: From First Camera to Award-Winning Documentary Films 🎬 | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 10🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker Brad Barber to discuss his journey in nonfiction storytelling, from his early career to teaching at BYU and creating award-winning films. Named one of Variety’s “10 Documakers to Watch”, Brad has worked on critically acclaimed projects like Peace Officer, Beehive Stories, and States of America. Brad shares his early experiences with cameras, from his first Canon AE-1 to his fascination with lo-fi video technology, and how these tools sparked his journey into filmmaking. We dive into the creation of his award-winning documentary on policing an...
2025-03-2539 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastBrad Slade: Capturing Magic Through the Lens | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 9🎙️ Join us in this captivating episode of the RGB Podcast as we dive into the world of photography with Brad Slade, a BYU Publications and Graphics photographer. Brad shares his profound journey from his first encounter with a Kodak Retina camera in 1977 to becoming an esteemed photographer at Brigham Young University. Discover the magic of capturing moments, the joy of printed photographs, and the challenges of navigating the evolving photography landscape. Gain insights into Brad's favorite projects, his love for various cameras, and the emotional connection he seeks to capture in every shot. 🎧 Whether you're an aspir...
2025-03-2517 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastMichael Rutter: Wildlife Photography, Writing & Pushing Past Rejection | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 8🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Michael Rutter, an award-winning writer, photographer, and professor at Brigham Young University, where he teaches advanced writing. With 50 published books and hundreds of articles in magazines, journals, and newspapers, Michael has spent his career capturing stories—both through words and the lens of his camera. We talk about his passion for photographing the American West, the gear he relies on, and the thrill of capturing wildlife in its natural habitat. We also dive into the challenges of rejection in the creative world and how persistence plays a key r...
2025-03-211h 50The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastTim Irwin: Honoring Stories Through Filmmaking | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 7🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Tim Irwin, a director and cinematographer dedicated to capturing real, honest stories on film. Known for We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen and Don’t Break Down: A Film About Jawbreaker, Tim has spent his career documenting the lives of influential musicians and subcultures with deep respect and authenticity. One of the biggest themes in Tim’s work is honoring the trust of the people he films—ensuring their stories are told with integrity and care. In this conversation, we explore his approach to documentary...
2025-03-2047 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastKelsey Edwards: The Power of Mindset in Acting & Life | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 6🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Kelsey Edwards, an actress, musician, and creator who knows firsthand the importance of mindset in the entertainment industry. Best known for her role as Abby in Minor Details and her work in The Wolf of Snow Hollow, Kelsey has built a career in acting while also helping creatives break free from limitations and step into their full potential. As the founder of @bigdreamershq, Kelsey empowers artists to develop the confidence, mindset, and strategy needed to succeed in an industry filled with uncertainty. In this conversation, we dive...
2025-03-201h 08The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastDavid Habben: Illustration, Careers in the Arts, Stubborn Drive to Create | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 5🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with David Habben, a renowned illustrator and professor based in Utah. With a career spanning fine art, commercial illustration, and education, David shares his journey as an artist, the challenges and rewards of creative work, and what it takes to build a sustainable career in the arts. We dive into his unique artistic style, his insights on teaching students, and the stubborn drive that separates those who thrive in the arts from those who don't. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, a seasoned creative, or simply fascinated by visu...
2025-03-171h 10The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJoel Ackerman: The Genius Behind Viral YouTube Campaigns | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 4🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Joel Ackerman, the creative force behind some of the most successful YouTube campaigns ever. Joel is the writer and director of the viral Poo~Pourri “Girls Don’t Poop” video, which has over 45 million views, and was the creative director at Orabrush, where he wrote, directed, and produced videos that generated millions in views and sales. Joel is also the founder of his own ad agency, Ackermaniacreative, where he continues to push the boundaries of digital marketing and viral content. In this conversation, we dive into his journey...
2025-03-1759 minThe RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastBrady Edwards: Video directing for MrBeast, Storytelling, New Media | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 3🎙️ In this very first episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Brady Edwards, founder & CEO of BIGGEST AGENCY, and an expert in new media. As a former video director for MrBeast, Brady has been at the forefront of viral content creation, mastering the art of storytelling, audience engagement, and high-impact digital marketing. We dive into his journey in the world of content creation, his experience working with one of YouTube’s biggest channels, and how he's shaping the future of media with BIGGEST AGENCY. Whether you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or just curious about what it takes...
2025-03-171h 27The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastBrian Brough: The Secrets to Producing Profitable Films | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 2🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Brian Brough, a prolific filmmaker who has produced and directed around 60 films—and consistently makes money doing it. Brian has mastered the business and creative sides of filmmaking, successfully bringing stories to life while ensuring profitability in an ever-changing industry. As the founder of Candlelight Media Group, Brian has developed a streamlined approach to production that balances creativity with financial sustainability. In this conversation, we dive into what it really takes to produce and direct films at scale, how to navigate the entertainment industry, and the key str...
2025-03-171h 19The RGB Podcast
The RGB PodcastJeremy Coon: Napoleon Dynamite, Producing and Editing, Narrative Filming | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 1🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Jeremy Coon, the talented producer and editor behind the cult classic Napoleon Dynamite. Jeremy takes us behind the scenes of the film’s creation and the success it had after it's screening at Sundance. We also dive into his experiences in the film industry, his work on other projects like Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made, and the challenges and rewards of working in indie film production. If you're a fan of quirky comedies, filmmaking, or just want to hear about t...
2025-03-171h 05Mere Rhetoric
Mere RhetoricRSQ--Journal Roundup!What do a mid-century photographer, a fresh new work, politics and poop jokes, solitary confinement and a music video all have in common? Why it must be time for a rhetoric journal roundup! This week we are going to take a little journey through the quarter's last issue of Rhetoric Society Quarterly, otherwise known as the RSQ. The RSQ is the official publication of the Rhetorical Society of America, otherwise know as the RSA. So the RSA published the RSQ and now it's time for the intro for you-know-who!   [intro]   Welcome to...
2020-08-2013 minBuilt to Stay
Built to StayA Business Built on Lights, Camera, and Action with Mark Hendengren Today we’re branching out into a new industry: film and camera rentals. With us is Mark Hedengren, a former film professor and founder of Red Finch Rental. Mark has his MFA, is an author, and directed the documentary Sundance Skippy. He bought one of the first Red One cameras in Utah and has built a company around renting to budding filmmakers. From more exclusive content including a list of essential eBay tips, head to builttostay.com
2020-02-1945 minMere Rhetoric
Mere RhetoricSteven Mailloux--Rhetorical PowerWelcome to Mere Rhetoric, the podcast for beginners and insiders about the people, terms and movements who have shaped rhetorical history. I'm Mary Hedengren and I've been reading A Christmas Carol this holiday season because I'm playing Mrs. Crachit in a community theatre production. And wow. There is a story behind that. But becaue I was interested in The christmas carol, so I started reading The Man Who Invented Christmas, Les Standiford's history of Dickens's masterpeice. I was surprised to hear how A Christmas Carol had solidified Christmas as we know it, a home-and-family holiday rather than a racacus...
2017-12-1106 minThe Inforium
The InforiumHow to Build Your Vocabulary (Ep. 136)In this episode, we talk about becoming more flexible in the job market, dealing with frustration, and building a better vocabulary. Full show notes Things mentioned in this episode: Cool hat College Info Geek Community Tom on Twitter Episode where we talk about love letter sites Smashing WordPress: Beyond the Blog, by Thord Hedengren A Book Apart Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World, by Cal Newport FiveThirtyEight Existential Comics SMBC Video about taking strategic breaks How to Remember More of What You Learn by Leveraging the Spacing Effect The Horologicon: A Day's Jaunt Through the Lost...
2016-12-0500 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 8- What Equipment Pack When TravelingWhat equipment to pack when traveling. Keep it simple!
2016-08-2300 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 7- Interview with Documentary Filmmaker Brad BarberCo-Director of the film Peace Officer which won Best Documentary at the SXSW Film Festival and was broadcast nationally on PBS.
2016-08-0900 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 6- Top Ten Films for Their Use CinematographyTop Ten Films for Their Use Cinematography 
2016-08-0200 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 5- Pepper Nix Wedding Photographer Awarded Best in State Seven TimesWedding Photographer Pepper Nix has been awarded the "Best in State" award seven times and her photography has been featured in over 13 wedding magazines. 
2016-07-2700 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 4- Renting vs Buying EquipmentThe difference between variable and fixed costs in photography / filmmaking and why it's better to rent at times then to buy. I also explain how fixed costs can drive you out of business. 
2016-07-2600 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 3- What to Wear while photographing and filmingWhat to wear while photographing to remain healthy, comfortable and think clearly for long periods of time.  
2016-07-1700 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 2- Interview with Advertising Photographer Matt TurleyMatthew grew up in southeastern Idaho, backpacking and skiing with his family in the nearby Teton range – which inspired a lifelong affinity for exploring the natural world. His passion for photography began at age 14 with a telescope aimed at the faint Orion Nebula, but soon merged with his climbing & ski-mountaineering pursuits, and has now led to two decades of creating images on six continents. Matthew was featured in the January 2014 issue of Communication Arts; and his commercial, editorial, and personal work have won several international awards including CA and PDN. When not on location, or trav...
2016-07-1700 minGetACamera
GetACameraEpisode 1 - Why Business, Creativity, and Technology all are need in Photograph/FilmmakingThis is the first episode of the GetACamera podcast covers why Business, Creativity, and Technology all are need to be a successful photographer and/or filmmaker. We also discuss the four "P"s of business as well as how everything is done with ideas, communication and team building. 
2016-07-1400 minMere Rhetoric
Mere RhetoricHalloween Special 2015: A School StoryWelllllcome to Meeeeere Rhetooooooooric! Ooooh, it’s Halloween week, which means here at Mere Rhetoric, we bring you a spoooooky story. Last year we explored the dark side of anonymous peer review and this year we get to talk about another scary aspect of the academic life: writing prompts. Writing prompts are, as genre theory has informed us, their own weird genre, with better and worse practices. Generally speaking, giving students a clear sense of direction in what to write while empowering them to pursue their own objectives for writing gives them a chance to become independent wr...
2015-10-2919 minMere Rhetoric
Mere RhetoricMetaphors We Live By     Welcome to Mere Rhetoric the podcast for beginners and outsiders about the ideas, people and movements who have shaped rhetorical history. Send us feedback or suggestions at mererhetoricpodcast@gmail.com if you’d like, or go on iTunes and give us a rating—hopefullly a good one, but whatever you do... I’m Mary Hedengren and I was an English major.       We English majors are always being accused of loving metaphors. “We write clearly,” our science friends say smugly. “We don’t use any of that flowery langua...
2015-09-0908 min