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Monomyth DiariesBONUS: Monomyth at 30,000 Feet: Which Celebrity’s Monomyth Would We Choose?SEND US A TEXT, we’d love to hear from you!In this short episode, Karen and Mandi answer a fun listener question: If you could sit next to any celebrity on a three-hour flight and hear their monomyth, who would it be? Tune in to find out who they’d choose and why—plus, start thinking about who you’d want in the seat next to you!We love hearing from you! Write in with your own questions, share insights, or tell us about your personal journey. Let’s build a community where stories inspire an...2025-04-0806 min
WHAT THE FORCE ? A Star Wars ShowPower of Myth & Symbolism: The American Monomyth & Star Wars
Join our host Marie-Claire Gould (@mariecgould) and guest for this episode Missy to talk about the American Monomyth in Star Wars.
Referenced in this Episode:
The American Monomyth is a 1977 book by Robert Jewett and John Shelton
The Myth of the American Superhero in 2002, by John Shelton Lawrence and Robert Jewett
The Rise of Skywalker – What happened, how, why (Discussion on the American Monomyth): https://youtu.be/yz4st60zm_IMyth and Myth Making with Ken Liu: https://youtu.be/DcF1OYXYknY
Join us on Discord, follow us...2025-03-241h 23Monomyth DiariesBONUS: Beyond the Mic: How Monomyth Diaries is Transforming UsSEND US A TEXT, we’d love to hear from you!In this special episode, Karen and Mandi reflect on their journey through 2024, sharing how working on Monomyth Diaries has shaped them as individuals. From powerful moments of self-growth to the invaluable wisdom gained from their guests, they explore the lessons that have deepened their perspectives and transformed their lives.Join us as Karen and Mandi share their heartfelt reflections on growth, connection, and the impact of sharing and listening to real stories.Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you st...2025-02-0418 minMonomyth DiariesBONUS: Quick Questions, but Big Growth: Mandi & Karen Practice Monomyth Story StartersSEND US A TEXT, we’d love to hear from you!In this lighthearted short episode, Mandi and Karen step into the hot seat to practice some Monomyth Story Starters—just like the ones they ask their guests. Recorded before they started interviewing others, this episode captures their journey of growth as podcasters. From experimenting with recording and editing to fine-tuning their production skills, this behind-the-scenes moment highlights the fun and learning that goes into creating The Monomyth Diaries.Join us to hear Karen and Mandi in a candid and playful conversation as they refine thei...2025-01-2806 min
Stay FocusedThe Local Lubbock Coffee brothers - Monomyth Coffee
On this episode of Stay Focused, we’re joined by Randall and Trenton, the owners of Monomyth Coffee Shop. They share the ups and downs of building their business, from crafting a unique company culture to the advice that’s stuck with them along the way. We also talk about the origin of the name “Monomyth,” and the real challenges of running a coffee shop. Of course, it’s not all serious—we have some fun with trivia and dive into a few hilarious stories too. Whether you're into coffee, entrepreneurship, or just good conversation, this episode is one you won’t wa...2024-09-251h 06
Voice over Work - An Audiobook SamplerThe Bitcoin-Dollar: A New Economic MonomythJoin author Mark Goodwin as he explores the concept of the Bitcoin-Dollar in his new book, uncovering a new economic monomyth. Dive into the world of cryptocurrency and economics with this thought-provoking read.Explore the concept of the Bitcoin-Dollar in this thought-provoking video by Mark Goodwin. Learn about this new economic monomyth.The Bitcoin-Dollar: An Economic MonomythBy Mark GoodwinHear it Here - https://adbl.co/4dbk0bI00:00:00 An Economic Monomyth 00:01:16 The Birth of the...2024-09-1928 min
Monomyth DiariesTrailer: What is the Monomyth Diaries?SEND US A TEXT, we’d love to hear from you!Welcome to the introduction of Monomyth Diaries with Mandi and Karen! 🎙️✨ In this episode, we explore what Monomyth Diaries is all about and share the inspiring story of how our podcast came to be. Discover the motivation behind our mission to explore personal growth through real-life hero’s journeys and learn what you can expect in future episodes. Join us as we set the stage for an exciting adventure of transformation and community building. Don’t forget to subscribe and embark on this journey with us! #MonomythDiari...2024-07-2405 min
Tone-Talk.comEp. 150 - Shea Monomyth of Monomyth Amps!Ep. 150 - Shea Monomyth of Monomyth Amps!Support the show2024-05-202h 41
Teaching Mythology016: The Heroic Journey: Understanding Joseph Campbell's Monomyth Through Iconic Pop Culture - Part 1After a two-year hiatus, I'm back discussing Joseph Campbell's Monomyth or Heroic Journey. Diving into this narrative archetype used in storytelling worldwide, I'll use examples from 'Star Wars' and 'Harry Potter' to illustrate the stages of this journey, including the departure, initiation, and return. This episode covers the first act, elaborating on the hero's separation from their known world, the call to adventure, doubts and fears, mentorship, talismans, allies, and crossing the threshold into the unknown. I will go over the stages of initiation and return in the upcoming episodes.00:14 Introduction and Return to Podcasting00:26 The H...2024-01-2615 min
Dissecting DragonsEpisode 376: In that Time In that Place - the Monomyth and Other Storytelling ModesMost writers at some point become familiar with the idea of the monomyth and the work of Joseph Campbell. However, despite the misleading name, the monomyth is not the only blueprint for all storytelling. While it's very prevalent in almost ever story in the Western world, there are several other storytelling modes which privilege different aspects of a story for a variety of different reasons. This week, Jules and Madeleine take a look at other kinds of story templates, travelling through the monomyth to the Heroine's Journey and then onto modes used in other parts of the world.
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parttimefanboy.comPart-Time Fanboy Podcast: Ep 447 David Hazan Talks Monomyth and Death Drop Drag Assassin!
This week Part-Time Fanboy crosses the International Date Line to chat with Australian comic book writer/creator David Hazan! David is probably most well known in comic circles for his series Nottingham but in the next month or so he has two new comic book series coming out! Debuting this week from Mad Cave Studios on May 3rd is Monomyth! Monomyth is a twisted take on the “average person being endowed with magical abilities” genre that so many fans have come to love with books like Harry Potter or The Magicians. In June, Death Drop Drag Assassin is being publ...2023-05-011h 04Part-Time Fanboy PodcastPart-Time Fanboy Podcast: Ep 447 David Hazan Talks Monomyth and Death Drop Drag Assassin!
This week Part-Time Fanboy crosses the International Date Line to chat with Australian comic book writer/creator David Hazan! David is probably most well known in comic circles for his series Nottingham but in the next month or so he has two new comic book series coming out! Debuting this week from Mad Cave Studios on May 3rd is Monomyth! Monomyth is a twisted take on the “average person being endowed with magical abilities” genre that so many fans have come to love with books like Harry Potter or The Magicians. In June, Death Drop Drag Assassin is being publ...2023-05-011h 04
John and Ryan's Pillow TalkThe Monomyth (With Special Guest Conor Lloyd)John was watching a documentary one time and it mentioned the Monomyth? Something about every story low key being the same story? Doesn't seem to make sense but apparently it's a thing. Ryan knows his science but he's completely clueless when it comes to literature. And love. But literature is the more relevant thing for this episode. Luckily a member of Ryan's other podcast, My Favorite Anime, is a professional book editor with a wealth of literary knowledge. Conor Lloyd is the podcast guest John needs if he's ever going to get to sleep tonight.
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Heroes and Legends Documentary Channel PodcastEp. 15. The Hero's Journey: Joseph Campbell and the MonomythThe hero’s journey is the mythological representation of the challenges we all face in life and the path that must be travelled to overcome them. But more than that, it represents what famous mythologist Joseph Campbell saw as the generic-representation of the process of personal development and maturity that each person must undergo in order to become balanced, healthy members of society. This usually means dealing with repressed emotional issues, making difficult decisions, having the courage to suffer, and accepting all the consequences. Campbell was influenced in his wide study of religion and mythology by psychologists such as Fr...2022-06-1842 min
I Learned NothingILN EP 153: The MonomythPat was feeling mythical so Ben unveils the ur-motif of all of humanity's drama: The Monomyth. Conceived by Joseph Campbell in his seminal work "The Hero with A Thousand Faces", the Monomyth, AKA The Hero's Journey, takes a page from Freud's theory of psychoanalysis and Carl Jung's theory of the Collective Unconscious to explain the human phenomenon of myth as template by which to navigate life's punctuated stages and their accompanying crises and traumas. While Campbell's theory has plenty of holes and blind spots, it's still a fun read and almost makes sense if you think about it. Also...2022-04-141h 40
Cave To The Cross ApologeticsGod As The Monomyth Storyteller - Ep.162 - What About Evil? - Everyone Loves A Good Ending - Part 1
God As The Monomyth Storyteller
The term “myth” has a colloquial understanding of being made up or fake. But that’s not the true meaning of the word. Myths are stories told in a worldview used to relay information to a group and that story is made to stick. This universal concept derives itself from God. God as the monomyth Storyteller sets up our theodicy to explain why evil exists.
Looking at societies and tribes and even families and neighborhoods, humanity to a source of storytellers. We have more books today than at any ot...2022-02-0730 min
The Anarcho Book ClubThe MonomythToday we begin our heroic journey into the book The Hero With A Thousand Faces. This books explores the realms of mythology that influence the daily lives of every individual, regardless of if they know it or not. The prologue, titled The Monomyth, helps us to discover the universal struggle of the world, through time, of the universal myth that persists throughout the world in various tales and stories relating to each culture and community.
We discuss how this related to modern day events and begin to delve into our own hero journey through each and every...2021-05-1400 min
Worldview Legacy | The Think InstituteAre Hollywood Movies Just Retelling A Luciferian Myth? (Joseph Campbell's Monomyth Theory and the Bible)Are your favorite movies… satanic?
It’s a common evangelical practice to try and find the Gospel in popular movies and culture. But what if there is another, much darker, story at play? 1949, philosopher Joseph Campbell rocked the literary world with his book, The Hero With A Thousand Faces. Therein, Campbell presented his theory that many—nearly all—of the ancient myths are all really telling essentially the same story about basically the same hero, who essentially passes through the same stages on his adventure before arriving at functionally the same destination. And, the theory goes, it’s not just...2021-05-011h 52
Sales Lead Management RadioCarl, Joe, the Monomyth, and Déjà vu
The brain has been proven to be hardwired for storytelling - both telling and listening. Learn how across cultures, countries, languages the stories we tell are the same at their core. Paul Furiga is back to help guide us to identifying our Monomyth, or Heroe's Journey. We talk about Bridgette Jones, Yoda, and how our brains align when we hear those core stories told by others. Join us as we learn about Carl, Joe, the Monomyth, and Déjà vu from his new book, "Finding Your Capital S Story."
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Hub City SpokesRandall Jackson, Co-Owner of Monomyth CoffeeEspresso, please! Get a jumpstart to your day by listening to today’s episode where local coffee shop owner Randall Jackson shares his story of opening Monomyth Coffee and being a small business owner in Lubbock, Texas. As a millennial business owner, husband and father, hear why the “Hub City” is the ideal place for entrepreneurs...
The post Randall Jackson, Co-Owner of Monomyth Coffee appeared first on Hub City Spokes.2021-03-1612 min
The Examined Life with Phil KallbergEpisode 87: The Monomyth (January 18, 2021)In this episode of The Examined Life, Phil Kallberg talks about the monomyth, the idea that all stories follow the same universal pattern. He further argues the reason this pattern is universal is that it is a reflection of the story of Christ's saving of humanity and other stories cannot help but use that pattern. I conclude by covering some criticism of the monomyth. (January 18, 2021)2021-01-1952 min
Bulletproof Screenwriting™ PodcastBPS 091: How to Use the Monomyth in Your Screenplays with Chris VoglerToday on the show we bring the legendary story analyst and best-selling author Chris Vogler. Chris wrote the game-changing book The Writers Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers. I read this book over 25 years ago and it changed the way I look at "story." Chris studied the work and principles of the late master Joseph Campbell. His book The Hero with a Thousand Faces was the basis for Star Wars as well as almost every other Hollywood feature film in the past 60 years using what Campbell called the monomyth.Many filmmakers and screenwriters believe that the hero's journey or monomyth...2020-10-281h 26
This is M.On a SpectrumReading "Slaughterhouse Five" three times since the last podcast, not fully understanding books after one reading, a basic synopsis of the novel's plot, the importance of structure and motivic development in great art, one superficial interpretation of the novel, my tendency to do things because I "should" do them, the self-awareness of Chuck Palahniuk, the importance of creative confidence, The New York Times' "Ten Meter Tower," the Japanese film "Onibaba," possible connections to Goosebumps and Marcel Marceau, why protesters tape their mouths, and a swift summary of the film "District 9." Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-10-261h 08This is M.Betraying the MuseSuffering the current heat weave, the Bret Easton Ellis Podcast's second life on Patreon, the spooky synchronicity of the episode with Chuck Palahniuk, how the film adaptation of both author's most famous novels are better than the original, inspiration as a glimpse into the spiritual realm of creative ideas, which ideas work best for a film or a novel, the role of the artist as a spiritual medium, the social obligation of artists to strive for clarity, not betraying the muse, art that improves on the source material, the Great Work being carried out in the world through art...2020-10-191h 03This is M.Cosmic RightsizingThe President being back in the White House, feeling rejuvenated after shaving my head, wanting permission to trust my gut, not trusting my own judgment due to a lack of confidence, seeing feelings as information, being called "conceited" as a kid, deciding to become my own drill sergeant, stumbling on Adam Carolla on the call-in radio show "Loveline," adopting him as a sort of father figure, guesting on various podcasts associated with The Adam Carolla Show, growing apart from Adam Carolla's worldview as an adult, playing Candy Crush Saga with my girlfriend, the game's addictive qualities by design, and...2020-10-121h 01This is M.Prepare to Be DisappointedThe President catching COVID, the utter insanity of the current news cycle, navigating some trouble with the truck, rushing to complete an application for school only to have the deadline extended shortly after submitting it, feeling conflicted about all of the accommodations being extended everywhere recently, requesting help instead of solving the problem yourself, people who describe success as "humbling," why people listen to the podcast, considering having guests or not, needing a gimmick, Kevin Nealon's endearing "Hiking with Nealon" video podcast on YouTube, the creative virtues of Kevin Patrick a.k.a. Field Medic, feeling impervious to criticism...2020-10-051h 02This is M.The Great UnlearningThe horror-show hiccups that ended the last episode, reminding listeners about registering for Vote Forward, the impressive range of the lost dog posters for "Ponyo" in my neighborhood, recounting my brief ownership of a lost dog years ago, my girlfriend's need to see family, exploring the concept of compromise in relationships, the relative values of "fairness" and "happiness," therapy as a means of identifying who you live to please, the similarity between families and cults, and struggling to advocate for my own needs in my relationships. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-09-281h 03This is M.Vote ForwardOminous camping conditions in Mt. Diablo State Park last weekend, getting robbed by raccoons, shying away from the video podcast for now, making sense of my nutty eighth-grade English teacher as an adult, making good on my commitment to the Vote Forward campaign, more thoughts on video game designer Jonathan Blow, using the "tears test" to determine if a creative project is worth your time, mediation, and cutting the podcast off early due to an attack of hiccups. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-09-211h 02This is M.Big Gulp Level ComfortHappy birthday to the podcast, the state of the world since last year, the rampant California wildfires, the apocalyptic air quality here in the Bay Area, camping in 105 degree heat in Lakeport last weekend, a protracted commentary on Charlie Kaufman's frustrating new film "I'm Thinking of Ending Things," the case for clarity in the midst of creative complexity, Christopher Nolan's "Inception," the genius of Jonathan Blow's video game masterpiece "The Witness," and a few nuggets from the "Podcast Ideas" Google Doc. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-09-141h 11This is M.No Unnecessary ActionTrouble sleeping, the cognitive dissonance of the James Legge translations of the Chinese Classics, the anxiety of tossing and turning, considering stepping away from therapy for now, not trusting my judgment when it comes to the big decisions in life, the difference between being funny and being smart, getting mired in unnecessary action, living up to an externalized expert's standards, and practicing courage to make the right decisions when they really count. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-09-071h 00This is M.Half MarathonOur half marathon episode on the way to one hundred, settling into my new responsibilities at work, battling the undertow of email, running into my old buddy Tom Rhodes on a recent walk, catching up on our COVID lives, a protracted analysis on the pros and cons of feeling relieved at having taken on less responsibility at work, the advantages you stand to gain from assuming greater responsibilities at certain points in life, crashing into the side of a conversational cliff, the baseless criticism of Amanda Palmer for providing an opportunity to artists, feeling lucky to live at a...2020-08-311h 02This is M.Neutered MalesThe end of my two-week vacation, an unexpected job opportunity after failing my last interview, the California wildfires and their impact on our recent camping trip, the loss of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, a lull in the conversation, recalling a horrible date that involved me falling down a flight of stairs and running out of things to say, other embarrassing early dating experiences, the value of white lies in sparing someone's feelings, dipping into the Podcast Ideas Google Doc, the concept of "neutered males," the challenge of owning your sexuality as a sensitive young man, men who never...2020-08-241h 02This is M.Perpetual Positivity Personality ProblemA surprise heat-wave in the Bay Area, sticking to social distancing while more and more people abandon it, not missing restaurants, the curious tradition of going to TGI Friday's as a family growing up, gearing up for camping tomorrow, the insanely high prices of outdoor recreational equipment, struggling to enjoy my two week vacation, a string of disappointments throughout the week, last night's dinner disaster, the fraudulence of happy-go-lucky lifestyle branding, sending an affectionate text to the neighbor's wife by accident, the positivity of being negative, sharing negative feelings and criticism as a form of intimacy, a Ron Funches-inspired...2020-08-171h 01This is M.Do NothingThe start of my two week vacation, falling short in a recent job interview, adjusting to spending my vacation overcoming the disappointment, the ongoing struggle of trying to "believe in myself" finally, looking out for the next best thing, accepting and rejecting feedback, getting some unsolicited feedback from a sound guy in Los Angeles years ago, dodging feedback during my audition for The Voice, the time I forgot the lyrics on stage during a Bob Dylan tribute show, buyer's remorse following a recent emotional purchase (Typhon from Dreadbox), a non-alcoholic beer recommendation (Clausthaler Dry-Hopped), regressing to how things felt...2020-08-101h 04This is M.Til ShilohPreparing as best I can for a possible promotion at work, exploring the difference between my creative interests and my creative work, a writing assignment about cultural appropriation in my Communications class, the formative influence of Dancehall Reggae on my creative life, Buju Banton's song "Champion," Bounty Killer, writing and recording my own Dancehall song and not releasing it out of fear of being accused of cultural appropriation, not being fully resigned to being limited to work within creative modalities rooted in American folk music, a productive day with my girlfriend, our experience with Disney+ so far, the surprisingly...2020-08-031h 01This is M.Play DeadFinally getting around to seeing part of "Hamilton" on Disney+, how it relates to past musicals like "Rent" and "Jesus Christ Superstar," challenging myself not to say anything critical for one week, powering through "Indian Matchmaking" on Netflix, still struggling with an emotional relapse as the shelter-in-place continues, the cost-benefits of avoiding the news, people engaging in increasingly risky behavior as time goes on, watching Bill Clinton's televised deposition regarding the Lewinsky scandal from the 90s, political punditry then and now, success as it relates to priorities, what people sacrifice for their success, being as nervous to give a...2020-07-271h 07This is M.Not TrueFeeling out of sorts around my birthday, not doing anything to celebrate it, reading Erving Goffman's sociological theory of "dramaturgy," returning to my favorite texts in Chinese philosophy, caring less about what is demonstrably true and more about about what is "true" for me as I get older, wanting to have my very personal worldview validated, there being nothing new under the sun, renovating a house as a metaphor for inheriting the world, the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, the tenuous connection between quantum mechanics and eastern philosophy, "The Four Books" by Daniel K. Gardner, lawn sign culture and the commodification of...2020-07-201h 03This is M.Eurasian BabiesWorking better under pressure, Dave Chappelle's prophetic assessment of Joaquin Phoenix's "strange" period, the stress of moving my girlfriend into her new place, feeling emasculated in the presence of the movers, literally closing the door on a chapter of your life, my previous moves, trying to bottle the memory of Tikal in Guatemala, making a clean break with the past, a mortifying microaggression that surfaced in my girlfriend's recent therapy session, white racial slurs, George Floyd's famous selfie, technical trouble with the truck, feeling material insecurity, and feeling like you're living in a war zone due to all the...2020-07-131h 04This is M.Chronic HostilityThe mystery of B.J. Novak's enduring presence in the title sequence of "The Office," needing escapist entertainment in the current cultural climate, the living installation of protest art in downtown Oakland, contemplating the cosmic work carried out through the murder of George Floyd, impacting the course of human history without aspiring to, being one of the first people to see Dave Chappelle's "8:46" on YouTube, seeing him live at a small comedy club in San Francisco and leveraging the experience to score a hot date, being a witness to human history, feeling oversaturated by current events, living with chronic...2020-07-061h 04This is M.Dr. BobMy favorite bands over the years, the perspective of two people in my personal life who listen to the podcast, a recent visit from my buddy Matt (our podcast MVP of 2019!), how distance has facilitated our friendship over the years, the recent allegations against Chris D'Elia, his influence on me starting a podcast, my inevitable disappointment with many of my creative influences, my continued interest in interrogation and deposition videos, a protracted account of my friendship with Dr. Bob who lived in a school bus around my neighborhood, and the time I was shouted down outside the Berkeley Poetry...2020-06-291h 09This is M.Remember ThisReturning to various interests from my childhood, reading Stephen King's "Misery" at eight years old, the virtues of Rich Vreeland (a.k.a. Disasterpeace - the composer of our theme music), creativity as a tool to explore the taboo, the anachronism of individualism in art, the case for "Coriolanus" as Shakespeare's best B-side, looking for lighter fare in entertainment recently, the cognitive dissonance of @CartNarcs, and the cast of creative co-workers from one of my first jobs at Sam Goody (a defunct music retail store) in the mall. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-06-221h 09This is M.The Shopping Cart TheoryFeeling conflicted about needing to comment on current events and being honest about my feelings at the same time, wanting to support the Black Lives Matter movement while being critical of many of its (mostly white) performative allies, this podcast as a document of my experience during this time in history, my brother's recent efforts to support BLM, looking for similar opportunities to do the same, fewer people wearing face masks in public, J.K. Rowling's recent response to her supposed "anti-trans" behavior, Norman Mailer stabbing one of his ex-wives, and The Shopping Cart Theory. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-06-151h 05This is M.American IdiotMy brother's remote wedding this week, the recent protests and public response to the murder of George Floyd, gun violence inside my girlfriend's apartment building, battling the noisy neighbors on two fronts, people for whom the bare minimum is a bridge too far, the profound lameness of needing to broadcast yourself to the neighborhood, the performative aspect of protest, the carbon-copy commentaries on current events, the religious dogma-type quality of our political discourse, supporting the movement while being skeptical of its behavior, not knowing where to fit in, wanting to be on the right side of history, and this...2020-06-081h 03This is M.Fatal FlawSuffering the current heat-wave, ruminating about a recent mis-step with my girlfriend, wrestling with my occasional need to be alone, preferring to be isolated for most of my life, trying to tease out my natural tendencies from maladaptive behaviors, anxiety as a tool to identify areas of your life that need attention, the plot-twist of therapy, learning to trust my own judgment, reconciling myself to the reality of my life currently, reframing my fatal flaws as valid parts of my personality, needing my life to unfold the way it has, and nobody else being able to tell you what...2020-06-011h 05This is M.You’re Not Gonna Make ItRe-recording the worst episode of the podcast, how I faired in finals this semester, complications with Chemistry, failing to feel accomplished, re-watching the James Cameron comedy/action classic "True Lies" with Arnold Schwarzenegger, a brief survey of the short story "Two Gallants" from James Joyce's "Dubliners," the need for today's artists to create consistently, audiences wanting an entire body of work to sink into, the very "first-film" qualities of the horror movie "M.O.M. (Mothers of Monsters)," the inevitable failure of your creative career, and using that as motivation to create what you want and not what you t...2020-05-251h 08This is M.The Undershave of PodcastsStudying for finals, confirming my shift away from a creative career, getting out to the beach over the weekend, gaining weight in quarantine, addressing criticism, my refusal to post negative reviews, a nightmare Airbnb experience, envying other people's podcasts, giving my girlfriend an undershave, the reward of doing something just because you want to, a musical interlude, re-reading "Dubliners" by James Joyce, the changing relief of a reading experience with age, Kohlberg's levels of moral development, and a related quote from Confucius. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-05-181h 03This is M.Porpal TraumaMy limited capacity for the podcast recently, a vow to never address negative criticism of any kind again in the future, the human vs. porpoise population and the plot-twist or non-linear trajectory of therapy, the art you consume vs. the art you create, the emotional avoidant aspect of chemical dependence, tensions mounting between neighbors during the shelter in place, the slow aesthetic of Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" vs. the boredom of Tarkovsky's "Solaris," Matthew Barney's use of film as a medium, an outlier in David Lynch's oeuvre ("The Straight Story"), glaring problems in Paul Thomas Anderson's late films, Denis V...2020-05-111h 04This is M.The CriticA protracted analysis of a recent one-star review of the podcast, current failures as a microcosm of my creative career, the podcast as an exercise is resiliency, reconnecting with my creative compatriot Kevin (a.k.a. Field Medic), not being scared to start over, Theodore Roosevelt's "The Man in the Arena" quote, continuing to operate in the face of failure, continuing to absorb the uncertainty of sheltering in place, and celebrating little victories on the way to accomplishing something great. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-05-041h 02This is M.Lucky DucksBeginning to absorb the enormity of our current crisis, my recent interest in reality/dating shows, the prospect of moving in with my girlfriend, the fear of asking for what you want or need, people-pleasing to your own detriment, the on-set of cabin fever as the shelter in place continues, having the rug of certainty pulled out from under you, recounting various crises I was luckily able to avoid, mistakenly referring to Orson Welles as George Orwell, the unobserved genius of this generation. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-04-271h 04This is M.Plot TwistA circuitous conversation about failing my most recent Chemistry exam, the pain of failing at something you don't even care about, the resiliency required to navigate life, watching yourself do something you know you will regret later, the bias of successful people toward those who aren't, the responsibility of taking control of your life, the privileged class of aspiring creatives, the plot twist of therapy, and qualifying for whatever you want for yourself in this life regardless of how "well" you are. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-04-201h 04This is M.Pinocchio LifeFeeling increasingly depressed as the shelter in place continues, recounting the time of my life when I turned thirty, feeling inspired to create my own Dracula-puppet-musical-type creative project (and NOT doing it), the cosmic Work carried out by certain creative individuals (Philippe Petit, Harry Houdini, etc.), the power of dedicating your life to something you truly feel called to do, the pathology of successful creative-types, the gift of time and using the shelter in place as an opportunity to recalibrate our values, love making you fat, losing the thread of conversation, a moment of silence, getting to be whatever...2020-04-131h 05This is M.It’s Not Your FaultA brief check-in about COVID-19/Coronavirus, feeling especially depressed right now, thinking I had caught "the vid" over the weekend, having a brain that feels like scrambled eggs lately, circling back to the reunion episode of the Netflix reality/dating show Love Is Blind, calcifying your impression of people based on a finite amount of time you spent with them (like the kid I went to school with who thought babies came out of the butt), and a protracted account of the last romantic relationship of my twenties. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-04-061h 07This is M.Love Is BlindDiscussed: A roundup of recent movies and television I've watched (Honey Boy, The Handmaiden, The Invisible Man, Kingdom [Season 2]), a protracted analysis of the Netflix reality/dating show Love Is Blind (with reference to Jerry Maquire and Sleepwalk With Me), the difficulty of calling out problems in a relationship, the time my therapist suggested I might be questioning my gender identity, if Cormac McCarthy wrote the menu for Chili's, and longing for a return to normalcy. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-03-301h 04This is M.Plague ProfiteersDiscussed: A five-star review of the podcast on Apple Podcasts, life since the shelter in place order was issued in the San Francisco Bay Area earlier this week, counting my blessings at this time, my most recent visit to the grocery store right as the general panic was setting in, the fragility of the social order in a time of fear, the heroism of our grocery store workers, the importance of talking about our anxieties, the potential for plague profiteering, looking for an opportunity in all the chaos, and the potential for something powerful and profound to be taking...2020-03-231h 03This is M.Waiting for the WantingDiscussed: Five minutes of COVID-19 coverage turns into thirty minutes, the cancellation of classes for the next few weeks, feeling powerless against the coming crisis, the inability for anyone to prepare for something like this, my girlfriend pushing for us to move in together, the tendency for guys to need to feel secure in their lives before settling down, wanting to feel more confident in my career choice, what it means to "want" something for yourself, and surrendering some of your life decisions to the judgment of people you trust. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-03-161h 05This is M.I Want CoronavirusDiscussed: The initial results of the Democratic Primary, the arrival of coronavirus in the United States, the ways I could leverage catching COVID-19 to my advantage, the results of my recent health scare that were never addressed on the podcast, my ability to catastrophize every situation, my future mother-in-law's recent visit to the Bay Area, my Spartan approach to playing and practicing the drums, lack of self-esteem and the root of laziness, and the idea that everyone you know and meet is doing the very best they can, even if it's not good enough. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-03-091h 06This is M.FroggerThe twenty-fourth episode. Discussed: War stories from the local laundromat, remembering an elderly regular from my restaurant days, a close encounter with a local thief, my relationships with the neighborhood vagrant population, my recent Chemistry and Trigonometry exams, the importance of not telling yourself horror stories, the thin line between genius and madness, the well-spring of creativity, and the so-called benefits of substance use on inspiration. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-03-021h 04This is M.Brat!The 23andMe episode. Discussed: NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, my commitment (or lack of it) to my creative career, seeing "Uncut Gems" at The New Parkway Theater in Oakland, Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Owning Mahoney," my return to drumming, a renewed interest in jazz, the change of tastes in adulthood, and a lengthy exploration of how my recent interests are an unconscious, retroactive effort to "fix" the mistakes of my past. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-02-241h 07This is M.Thief of JoyThe deuce-deuce episode. Discussed: The prevalence of podcasts, my previous podcast, the perniciousness of perfectionism, the importance of patience with the present, pledging yourself to the process, the impotence of positive punishment, the power of positive reinforcement, and the vast chasm between insight and action. Music by Disasterpeace.
2020-02-171h 05This is M.Wabi-sabiThe legal drinking-age episode. Discussed: The myth of resting bitch face, the dystopian futures of Aldous Huxley and George Orwell, pacifying the public with pleasure, not living up to the ideals we broadcast, my recent return to drumming, trying to fix the past through the present, the un-addressed technical flub in each episode to date, tolerating imperfection, the Japanese concept of Wabi-sabi, the beauty of being uninhibited, and the love-hate relationship we have with youth and beauty as we age. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
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Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The MonomythWe covered The Monomyth in individual segments a while back, so I thought I'd finally get round to compiling my analysis of the whole thing. Sit back and enjoy one of the most influential texts on theological thought around Tamriel!
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Written in Uncertainty Close ReadsElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The MonomythWe covered The Monomyth in individual segments a while back, so I thought I'd finally get round to compiling my analysis of the whole thing. Sit back and enjoy one of the most influential texts on theological thought around Tamriel!
The post Elder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The Monomyth first appeared on Written in Uncertainty.2020-02-0500 minThis is M.Scoff SniperThe twentieth episode. Discussed: Kobe Bryant's death, seeing Prince perform live shortly before his death, seeing Phoenix and Kings of Leon perform before they exploded in the U.S., people who say "fuck cancer" and wondering what they'd prefer killed people, infamous and Darwin Award-type deaths, Michael Jackson's death and molestation charges, the treatment of tragedy in the 24-hour news cycle, debate and discourse on social media, the burden of feeling accountable to everyone you've ever met on social media, the concept of "wu wei" (or, "no unnecessary action") in Taoism and trusting that all things will be completed...2020-02-031h 04This is M.Good Living in DyingThe last-teenth episode. Discussed: My recent health symptoms, catastrophizing the implications, a co-worker's recent battle with a brain tumor, working as a crisis-line counselor, exploring ambivalence around the idea death and dying, Dr. Pimple Popper and the power of normalizing people's pain, death as a call to meaning-making in Tolstoy's "The Death of Ivan Ilyich," confronting my own cantankerousness at a screening of the Mr. Rogers biopic "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," losing the bloom of youth, and starting a new semester of school. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2020-01-271h 05This is M.The Cult of ConceptThe age-of-consent episode. Discussed: Our new social handles (@thisismpod) and email (thisismpod@gmail.com), struggling to record this week's podcast, cultivating confidence, learning how to talk to girls, creative concept vs. entertainment value, the music of Steve Reich ("It's Gonna Rain" and "Music for 18 Musicians"), the latest Robert Eggers film ("The Lighthouse"), Thomas Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow" and the novel-as-phallus, Arvo Pärt's return to minimalism ("Für Alina" and "Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten"), the fraudulence of modern art, and giving yourself permission to enjoy what you actually do. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2020-01-201h 01This is M.Hokey Pokey PhilosophyThe seventeenth episode. Discussed: A fair-minded review of the podcast, the intelligence of the podcast listeners, thoughtful comments from fans of my early music, a poignant (and profound) moment visiting the elders of my girlfriend's family, the self-importance of your own story, resigning yourself to living an ordinary life, and a brief critique of the most recent Robert Eggers film, "The Lighthouse." Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2020-01-131h 05This is M.Crime and PunishmentThe sweet-sixteenth episode, in four parts. Discussed: Part 1 - police interrogation videos on YouTube, To Catch a Predator, the Jussie Smollett scandal, getting punched in the face, and victimhood as currency; Part 2 - assessing my teachers this semester, announcing our podcast MVP, anxiety, and the "cushion of experience"; Part 3 - Dostoyevsky, getting caught smoking at boarding school, my grades this semester, and the cosmic law in Crime and Punishment; Part 4 - being sick, recounting my holiday vacation, Dostoyevsky vs. the progressive left, the cults of cultural politics, and the need for authoritarianism in art. Mentioned: Matt Evans (our podcast M...2020-01-064h 11This is M.Milquetoast LifeThe last episode of 2019. Discussed: My Thanksgiving "staycation" weekend with the girlfriend, seeing Cirque du Soleil in San Francisco and the fear of witnessing an accident, etiquette for servers, encountering an old "regular" from my own serving days at dinner and observing the pitfalls of living a milquetoast life, a 12 mile hike at Point Reyes, seeing the latest Bong Joon-ho film "Parasite" (highly recommended!) with a nod to other great Korean films of the last few years ("The Wailing," "Burning," and "Train to Busan"), a brief mention of "Downton Abbey: The Motion Picture" (also recommended), and a recent brush...2019-12-301h 07This is M.ThirstyThe fourteenth episode. Discussed: Being out of breath, the opera "Das Rheingold," a satire of Horace (I, iv), presenting your "photo face" to the world, "thirsty" social media posts, the consequences of finishing my father's water on a trip to New York City as a child, "The Drama of the Gifted Child" by Alice Miller, privilege as a mitigated boon, the dual system model of behavior, and pleasure derived from feeling better than other people. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-12-231h 04This is M.Book of ChangesThe Death Card episode. Discussed: Noah Gabbard (R.I.P.), my largely non-religious upbringing, the tedium of the Bible, discovering Carl Sagan along with atheism/skepticism, and the story of how I stumbled on (or was led to re-discover) the I Ching, or Book of Changes. Mentioned: Noah Gabbard (Bombs for the Bored, HAIRSPRAYFIREANDGIRLS). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-12-161h 06This is M.Braved TogethernessThe dirty-dozenth episode. Discussed: Struggling with yourself and feeling like a werewolf because of it, seasonal affective disorder and sleeping through class this morning, in-camera effects and horror movies (The Exorcist, Dracula, The Blair Witch Project, etc.), feeling skeptical about self-care, laughing at Apple's "new" Bedtime feature for iPhone, Queen Latifah's recent self-care commercial for Cigna, brands who pander to the cultural climate, liberal buzzwords, super self-serious Facebook posts, and emotional "honesty" as a form of rudeness. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-12-091h 01This is M.Hit With the SpiritThe eleventh episode. Discussed: My appreciation for your positive feedback, [edited for content], being the Dean Koontz of podcasts, the films of Ruben Östland (Force Majeure, The Square) and Sean Baker (Tangerine, The Florida Project) vs. movies like Moonlight, building up this varsity level audience, the seasonal quality of celebrity, the creative virtue of the video game The Witness, and getting hit with the spirit of high art. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-12-0250 minThis is M.Phantom ThreadThe first double-digit episode. Discussed: My creative collaborator, Gawain Mathews, the last three Paul Thomas Anderson films (There Will Be Blood, The Master, and Phantom Thread), feeling physically and psychologically defeated while running, deferring to other people's opinions, and classic anime movies. Mentioned: Gawain Mathews (musician/engineer/producer). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-11-251h 04This is M.Oh, Really?The re-recorded ninth episode. Discussed: Ancestry and adoption, the movies "Good Will Hunting" and "Searching for Bobby Fischer," heroism and human nature as depicted in the movie "Force Majeure," witnessing a traumatic car accident, being attacked by a dog, reports from suicide attempt survivors ("The Bridge," documentary), the Oakland Ghost Ship fire that killed 36 people in 2016, and the surreal experience of your eventual death. Mentioned: Ned Buskirk (You're Going to Die), Stephen Jenkinson (author, "Die Wise"). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-11-181h 02This is M.Poop StainsThe hateful eighth episode. Discussed: Performing with Matt Nathanson at Wente Vineyards in Livermore yesterday, yawning, Jack Conte's advice to "publish at eighty-percent", and a dusting of other topics. Mentioned: Jack Conte (Scary Pockets, Patreon), Brian Bergeron (music), Jefferson Bergey (music). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-11-111h 04This is M.State of the UnionThe "Slevinth" episode. Discussed: A state of the union-type commentary on my creative life over the last few years and on seriously considering shifting my creative focus away from music and songwriting towards wherever the podcast is leading me. Mentioned: Gawain Mathews (producer/engineer), Jack Conte (Pomplamoose/Scary Pockets, Patreon), Jake Coco (music), Pat Hull (music). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-11-041h 01This is M.Wheezing the JuiceThe sixth episode. Discussed: The importance of *yawn* sleep, performative people, squandering money and power, hydration, revisiting history, Life is Beautiful ("Buongiorno, Principessa!"), my seventh grade English teacher, the state of the podcast, time slipping away, and my encroaching cultural irrelevance. Mentioned: Or, the Whale (music). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-10-2857 minThis is M.Mother’s MakeupThe fifth episode. Discussed: The cadence of comedy, using silence as a skill, and an unexpected interruption leads to the topic of embarrassing stories, including an emotional experience when your boy was shamed for using his mother's makeup. Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-10-211h 00This is M.Pristine Sneaker LifeThe fourth episode. Discussed: Everything else is just prologue to talking about pooping, and trying to live that Pristine Sneaker Life! Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace
2019-10-1453 minThis is M.The Lava ClaimThe magic number episode. Discussed: The jewel of this episode is a reading of "The Lava Claim," a hilarious short story by my friend, Brad Sanzenbacher. Otherwise, we discuss my noise sensitivity, navigating fear on stage, and getting in a fight with my girlfriend's neighbor. Mentioned: Brad Sanzenbacher (writing). Music: "Adventure" and "Home" by Disasterpeace.
2019-10-0750 minThis is M.S.A.D.The second episode. Discussed: The composer of our theme music (Disasterpeace), creative confidence, Macbeth, work ethic, seasonal affective disorder (S.A.D.), the importance of exercise, and becoming a de-motivational speaker. I also make fun of your "questions," and beam about my brother's dog. Mentioned: Matt Evans (Sleepy Holler/Reddening West; music), Megan Slankard (music), Adam Faucett (music). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
2019-09-3058 minThis is M.The Curious Case of Adam Duritz’s HairThe first episode. Discussed: The checkered history of my musical influences and some other stuff, but mostly Adam Duritz from the Counting Crows, the curious case of his hair, and the time I told him to "get the fuck out of my way." I also answer your questions from Instagram. Mentioned: Tom Rhodes (music), Aaron Marsh (comedy), Kyle Williams (music). Music: "Adventure" by Disasterpeace.
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Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The Monomyth, Heart of the WorldWe finish off the Monomyth this week with the Altmeri tale, the Heart of the World: https://www.imperial-library.info/content/monomyth-altmeri-heart-world
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Chat live during Elder Scrolls lo...2019-08-2032 min
Lost OriginsS02E14 - Bernie Taylor // Monomyth of the AncientsThis week's episode of Lost Origins explores the monomyth of the hero's journey with author and researcher, Bernie Taylor. This narrative is at the core of stories worldwide among indigenous peoples, the ancients, and our modern society. Bernie's research explores a deeper root for this monomyth by looking at how hunter-gatherers viewed themselves within the natural and spiritual worlds through Paleolithic cave art from 40,000 years ago. Taylor proposes that select cave paintings are fundamental pieces in the human journey to self-realization, the foundation of written language, and a record of biological knowledge that irrevocably impacted some of the artistic styles...2019-08-191h 29
Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The Monomyth, Shezarr's SongThis week, Written in Uncertainty reads a book intended to bring all the various creation myths of Tamriel (and beyond?) together into one place: The Monomyth, this week looking at the Cyrodilic tale, Shezarr's Song: https://www.imperial-library.info/content/monomyth-cyrodiilic-shezarrs-song
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Wa...2019-08-0526 min
Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The Monomyth, Satakal the Worldskin Elder Scrolls Lore Close Reads continues, with the Redguard creation myth presented in the Monomyth text, Satakal the Worldskin.
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Chat live during Elder Scrolls lore streams: https://www...2019-05-1629 min
Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: The Monomyth, the Myth of the Aurbis This week, Written in Uncertainty reads a book intended to bring all the various creation myths of Tamriel (and beyond?) together into one place: The Monomyth, looking in particular at the tale told by the Psijics: https://www.imperial-library.info/content/monomyth-myth-aurbis
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W...2019-05-0226 min
Written in Uncertainty: An Elder Scrolls Lore PodcastElder Scrolls Lore Book Analysis: Monomyth IntroThis week, Written in Uncertainty starts to read a book intended to bring all the various creation myths of Tamriel (and beyond?) together into one place: The Monomyth ( https://www.imperial-library.info/content/monomyth ). This week, we cover the intro, examining the Time God and the Space God.
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Keep in touch on Twitter: ht...2019-04-1931 min
Quantum Froth DispatchesJoseph Campbell's Monomyth - The Hero's Journey Part 1In which I discuss Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, Christopher Vogler's distillation, and move from the Ordinary World to Crossing the First Threshold. ► If you would like to support the podcast, find out how by following this link: https://www.patreon.com/QFD Pick up "The Hero With A Thousand Faces" Here: http://a.co/d/b20na2H Pick up "The Writer's Journey" Here: http://a.co/d/0br597h ► Music and cues, used with permission, by: TheFatRat - Monody (feat. Laura Brehm) https://youtu.be/B7xai5u_tnk h...2018-11-141h 10
Line Dance PodcastApplying "The Twelve Stages of Joseph Campbell's Monomyth a.k.a. Hero's Journey" to Line Dance (Move Radio 018)Megan and I discuss the following article's relevance and connection to line dance: The Hero's Journey - Mythic Structure of Joseph Campbell's MonomythBy Dan Bronzite - http://www.movieoutline.com/articles/the-hero-journey-mythic-structure-of-joseph-campbell-monomyth.htmlThis episode was originally broadcast live on Move Radio: http://move-radio.com/2017-08-031h 01
The Interview ShowThe Interview Show with Monomyth (radio version) #219I met up with the core of Monomyth, Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton right before the annual Mint Records Ridiculously Early Christmas Party in 2015. They wanted me to hold this interview until their new record was ready to come out. Finally the new record, Happy Pop Family, comes out November 4, 2016 on Mint Records. Why'd it take so long? Josh and Seamus moonlight in slacker-rock band, Nap Eyes--Josh is Nap Eyes’ bassist and Seamus is the drummer.
When I hung out with Josh and Seamus, they were staying at a secret band house in East Vancouver. I walked in the door an...2016-10-2729 min
The Interview ShowThe Interview Show with Monomyth (extended version) #219I met up with the core of Monomyth, Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton right before the annual Mint Records Ridiculously Early Christmas Party in 2015. They wanted me to hold this interview until their new record was ready to come out. Finally the new record, Happy Pop Family, comes out November 4, 2016 on Mint Records. Why'd it take so long? Josh and Seamus moonlight in slacker-rock band, Nap Eyes--Josh is Nap Eyes’ bassist and Seamus is the drummer.
When I hung out with Josh andSeamus, they were staying at a secret band house in East Vancouver. I walked in the door and my...2016-10-2634 min
Drunken Philosophy#87 - Monomyth (The Hero's Journey)Connor and Dan discuss the philosophy of the monomyth.2015-12-1653 min
CITY SLANGMONOMYTH VS NAP EYES! Two of CITY SLANG'S fave bands face off in an alleyway with hilarious results!Alanna and Travis harass CITY SLANG faves NAP EYES and MONOMYTH outside a venue! They dish dirt on themselves, explain how board games work, and get to the bottom of who has more in common with Kanye West.
Plus ragers from around the world, and BRUCE HAACK!
Tunes this week:
Nap Eyes - Whine of The Mystic - Dark CreedenceMonomyth - Saturnalia Regalia - Pac AmbitionMonomyth - Saturnalia Regalia - PatsyNap Eyes - Whine of The Mystic - Delirium & Persecution Paranoia
Iceage - Plowing Into The...2014-09-3000 min
Kreative KontrolEp. #110: Josh Salter & Matt Peters of MonomythMonomyth is a really cool band from Halifax that make a hazy, gritty kind of pop music. Their washed out, psych-rock-tinged new album is called Saturnalia Regalia! and it’s out July 22 via Mint Records. They’re touring through Ontario and Quebec now, with NXNE shows in Toronto on June 18 at the Drake and Handlebar, […]Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2014-06-1748 min
Pinball Sessions' PodcastEpisode #7 - Dani Nash and MonomythPinball Sessions are live, off the floor, pressure free recordings by some of Canada and the World's best artists. Recorded in Guelph, ON at the Pinball Studios, full sessions are released twice a week and can be found on http://pinballsessions.com.
The Pinball Sessions Podcast offers up some of our favourite tracks as well as session room banter, interviews and other goodies unavailable on the Pinball Sessions website. For a 'behind the scenes' look at the making of a session, quirky questions asked to artists, and one of a kind moments be sure to keep an eye on the...2013-09-0508 min
MonoMyth MediaGrover's GrooveGrover's Groove by MonoMyth Media2013-08-0403 minCITY SLANGMONOMYTH trash talks Halifax bands and talk crappy jobs! Plus 25 years of Sub Pop!Garage psych-os MONOMYTH tell us about their worst jobs, what’s playing in the van, and then trash talk every band from Halifax! We play all bands trashed by MONOMYTH, and put together sets to celebrate 25 years of Sub Pop! Hear tracks from Monomyth, Nap Eyes, Each Other, Old & Weird, Scratch Acid, Wipers, Sonic Youth, Crosss, Quaker Parents, Quivers, and Violence!2013-07-1600 min
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