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Lehigh Valley Arts Podcastruby and spontaneous overflowings - a conversation with william h. travis & friendsIn this unique episode, Ben explores the world of The Fellowship of Love with William H. Travis. The main interview portion of this episode was recorded at Elmwood Park in Bethlehem, and the live-music recording as well as supplemental interviews with friends and collaborators were recorded on July 27, 2025, live at the Compact Disc Center for the very first "Ruby" vinyl release show.William H. Travis (AKA Travis Hobbie) is a singer/songwriter from the Lehigh Valley. Travis is a local singer/songwriter who has performed in and around the Lehigh Valley, in both solo shows and in g...
2025-09-091h 13
Sixteenth Minute (of Fame)why is my freezer steak tweeting nihilism: the steakumm sagaPicture this: it's 2020, you're clinging to sanity, and a frozen steak your mom used to eat after school called SteakUmm is now tweeting in the hopes of turning you into a socialist. But... what? Can one be radicalized by hot dog grade meat? Is what's being sold here an idea or microwaveable meat slop? In our penultimate installment of the Sentient Brands series, Jamie gets into the weeds with the mind behind the SteakUmm account, writer and social media director Nathan Allebach. Spoiler alert: we do, indeed, live in a society. Follow Nathan here: https://beacons.ai...
2025-03-251h 06
Future of Finance MarketingUnlocking Organic Social: Future-Ready Tactics for Finance Brands with Stripe, VanguardUnlocking Organic Social: Future-Ready Tactics for Finance Brands A discussion on which strategies are currently increasing visibility, driving authentic engagement, and building stronger connections with consumers. Including short-from video, creator content, and risk-taking.Panelists include:* Jason Keath, Social Fresh* Nathan Allebach, Ramp* Temeka Easter Rice, Vanguard* Nick Dimichino, Stripe* Jack Richards, Onclusive This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit futureoffinancemarketing.com/subscribe
2025-02-1635 min
Future of Finance MarketingCuriosity Killed the Bias: Ramp’s Nathan Allebach on Social Strategy and TaxonomyIn our pre-show interview series for Future of Finance Marketing, we go behind the scenes with speakers and partners to learn more about each person’s creative process, tools, and career—the stuff we don’t get to talk about on stage.In this episode, Nathan Allebach, Social Lead at Ramp, shares insights on streamlining creative assets, emphasizing iteration, and embracing curiosity over bias. Below are a few highlights. Tune in to the episode for the full story.Invest in the "Upfront" Stage of Creative WorkAt Ramp, “time is money,” and Nathan kicks off new projects b...
2025-01-1636 min
Building Value with Jason NellisThe Value of Keeping it Weird [Nathan Allebach]If you were a person on the internet - especially Twitter - between 2017-2021, you've likely read Nathan's tweets. As the marketing lead on Steak-umm (yes, the frozen beef sheets), Nathan was responsible for taking a tiny food company most folks had never heard of and turning them into a genuine internet celebrity. Not with a spokesperson, but as a brand, offering a buffet of memes, reactions to other companies like Wendy's and Arby's, and philosophical musings usually reserved for college campuses.
Nathan and I chatted about how he came to be responsible for the account, the...
2024-06-191h 06
The GistBEST OF THE GIST: Fast-Food Innovation EditionIn this installment of Best Of The Gist, we tackle the important topic of poor-quality, quick-heating food innovations. From the archive, we listen back to Mike’s 2022 interview with Nathan Allebach, brand consultant and the twitter voice of Steak-umm brand meats for many years. As such he engaged with gaseous comedians and angsty millennials and has some theories as to why it all worked. Then, from the past week, Mike’s spiel about Wendy’s surge pricing strategy. Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara Email us at thegist@mikepesca.com To adverti...
2024-03-0325 min
Cracks in PostmodernitySouled OutNathan Allebach joins the pod to discuss suburbia, gentrification, strong towns, third places, hipster coffee shops, the absurdity of advertising.
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2024-02-221h 08
good traffic.01 / We're all urbanists / with Nathan AllebachNathan Allebach - TikTok urbanist, Strong Towns storyteller, walkable cities enthusiast, Creative Director at Allebach Communications, The Steak-umm Guy, and Scott Galloway's favorite Instagram follow (potentially) - joins the first episode of the show to ignite the good traffic conversation.
We discuss:
The rise of urbanism in popular culture thanks to a pandemic-provoked introduction, suburban kids landlocked at home, and TikTok.
Hyper-localizing a walkable lifestyle in car-dominated cities.
The economics of car ownership, and the math that could support escaping it.
Financial freedom by going car-free or car-lite.
Americans' obsession with Disneyland and...
2023-09-191h 25
Friendship IRL: Real Talk About Friendship, Community, and What It Actually TakesTake Action: Reviving Third Places and Walkable CommunitiesIn North America, there are laws in place that make it more difficult to connect.Zoning and parking laws impact the amount of foot traffic in a town, which consequently affects the number and kinds of third places in a town. People often talk about how these laws impact things like home values or crime – but rarely do they touch on their social implications.Joining me today is Nathan Allebach, a creative director, marketer, and lover of walkable communities. He has a wealth of knowledge on this topic, and of third places; at the end of...
2023-07-271h 15
Hanselminutes with Scott HanselmanCreating Walkable Cities with Nathan AllebachIn this episode of Hanselminutes, Scott Hanselman talks to Nathan Allebach, a writer and advocate for creating walkable cities. Nathan shares his passion for urban design and how it can improve the quality of life, health, and environment of people living in cities. He also discusses some of the challenges and opportunities for making cities more walkable, such as zoning, infrastructure, culture, and policy. Nathan gives examples of successful walkable cities around the world and offers practical tips for anyone who wants to get involved in this movement. Whether you are a city dweller, a planner, or a curious...
2023-05-0434 min
Active TownsTikToking Walkable Communities w/ Nathan Allebach (video available)In this episode, I connect with Nathan Allebach, a marketing expert in the Philadelphia area that has turned his attention toward walkable communities and all things good urbanism.If you've spent any time at all poking around urbanism threads on Twitter, you've likely seen Nathan and his catchy, engaging TikToks on Third Places, Walkable Communities, Missing Middle Housing, and so much more. After reading a Strong Towns article profiling both Nathan and Jason Slaughter with Not Just Bikes, I reached out to get him the podcast, and this is the resulting interview that we recorded in late...
2023-02-031h 06
Ecommerce ConversationsPolarizing Tweets Pay Off for Steak-ummNathan Allebach began managing the Twitter account for Steak-umm, the food brand, in 2017. It had 1,000 followers. It's now over 200,000. He speaks with host Eric Bandholz in this week's episode, addressing social media branding, divisive content, and more.
2022-08-1236 min
Decoding the GurusInterview with Nathan Allebach on Online Brands, Weird Twitter & that Steak Umms AccountIn a way, we're all managing our personal brand in the infosphere aren't we? But Nathan Allebach, in a far more tangible way, really does manage brands - not just his own, but also for companies. And in managing the Steak-Umm brand on twitter, he drew attention by being one of the first to adopt a personal, authentic, and informative style - covering topics far beyond the world of frozen processed steak. Far from providing the typical zero-calorie bland corporate platitudes, Nathan quickly drew attention by delivering substantial threads on weighty topics like conspiracism and online disinformation. He played...
2022-06-112h 06
Social Pros PodcastHow Steak-umm Conquered Social MediaNathan Allebach, the Creative Director of Allebach Communications, joined the Social Pros podcast for a chat about the ins and outs of creating brand voices and how he created the iconic Steak-umm brand persona. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Full Episode Details Nathan Allebach, the Creative Director of Allebach Communications, is on the Social Pros podcast to share his thought process behind creating the Steak-umm brand persona, and the...
2022-02-1846 min
What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#68 The Case For Social Democracy with EconoboiEconoboi is a political YouTuber who focuses on economic content from a social democratic and progressive perspective. He also debates and discusses with figures on both the left and right. In our conversation we get into various critiques of capitalism from a leftist perspective, and of social democracy in particular. We spent the first half digging into the nuances of language and identity between leftists and capitalists, like how we define differences between socialists and social democrats, then got into various critiques of socialism, as well as critiques and defenses of social democracy. Enjoy!
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2022-01-152h 24
The House of PodEpisode 140 - Travis View & Nathan Allebach: Fun Dystopian StuffKaveh and Sharky are joined by the host of the podcast QAnon Anonymous, Travis View, and the creative/analytical mind behind the Steak-Umms account, Nathan Allebach, to discuss QAnon, far right conspiracy theories, and other fun dystopian things.Send your questions and comments to hopquestions@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-10-1154 minThe House of PodEpisode 137 - Nathan Allebach: Steak-umm BlessKaveh is joined by guest co-hosts Ryan Marino and Seth Trueger, and they chat about medical movies and interview Nathan Allebach, the creative mind behind the viral Steak-umm Twitter account. Hear how a frozen meat company became one of the guiding voices of reason and scientific literacy in the pandemic.Send your questions and comments to hopquestions@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-09-2158 min
PivotLessons from Afghanistan, the California Recall, and this week’s Friend of Pivot is Nathan Allebach aka The Steak-umm Twitter GuyGuest host Katie Couric joins Kara to discuss the withdrawal from Afghanistan and lessons learned, possible outcomes of the California recall, and of course, Jeopardy! Plus, Friend of Pivot Nathan Allebach joins to talk about how he turned Steak-umm’s Twitter account into a truth bomb machine.Check out the latest from Katie Couric at katiecouric.com, or on social media at @katiecouric. You can also subscribe to her daily newsletter, Wake-Up Call, here. AND you can pre-order her book, Going There, here.Nathan Allebach covers internet culture, advertising, and media literacy dis...
2021-08-311h 01
The Remnant with Jonah GoldbergDrive-Time Ruminant 5: The Inestimable TrioThe drive-time Remnant format returns today to prelude a new era for The Dispatch. With Nick Pompella now off to the wilds of Indiana, Jonah, Ryan, and Guy are left to explore the mad world of D.C. living and marmite advertising as a trio. Brace your bingo cards for a wild ride, as Jonah reflects on his conversation with Steak-umm social media guru Nathan Allebach, Ryan ponders the origin of “Republicans pounce,” and Guy previews an epic oral history of The Simpsons. Was Marbury v. Madison wrongly decided? What’s so funny about the sweet taste of candy? And wh...
2021-08-071h 16
The Remnant with Jonah GoldbergRaising the SteaksIn the past, The Remnant has hosted prominent politicians, scholars, and media personalities. But none of them have made Jonah as excited as today’s guest: Nathan Allebach, manager of the Steak-umm Twitter account. In a conversation laden with meat-related puns, Jonah and Nathan take a deep dive into the bizarre world of social media, where fast food brands often offer greater intellectual nuance than most political commentators. Neil deGrasse Tyson, online abuse, and the origins of Nathan’s glorious enterprise are all discussed, as Jonah examines whether we’d be better off without the internet. At the end of it...
2021-08-051h 13
What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#67 Navigating The Discourse with Oliver TraldiOliver Traldi is a graduate student working toward his PhD in philosophy at Notre Dame, a writing fellow at Heterodox Academy, and a columnist at Arc Digital. He’s written about cancel culture, social justice, the intellectual dark web, the new left, and he emphasizes the philosophy of language in his work. Our conversation revolved around navigating relationships, language, rhetoric, and optics in the culture war discourse online. Enjoy!
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2021-06-211h 35
Squaring the StrangeEpisode 148 - Steak-Umms' tweets of reason, and the 2001 Monkey Man Panic!We are joined by a surprise guest, the critical thinker behind the Steak-Umms popular brand voice (aka Nathan Allebach), who talks to us about targeting misinformation as a PR strategy, managing viral posts, and the brand's recent dustup with Neil deGrasse Tyson. Then Ben brings us back in time twenty years to a hot Indian summer in New Delhi, where reports of a mysterious and malevolent Monkey Man sent residents into a panic. Police and local skeptics were mobilized to combat this phantom in very different ways, as rewards, injuries, vigilante groups and media reports fueled public fear.
2021-05-141h 40What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#66 Debunking Sex Trafficking Myths and Misinformation with Elizabeth Nolan BrownElizabeth Nolan Brown is a senior editor at Reason magazine and co-founder of Feminists for Liberty. She regularly covers the sex worker industry and trafficking misinformation. Throughout our conversation we covered the convoluted history of anti-trafficking in America, the differences between decriminalizing and legalizing sex work, common myths on the subject, and ways to frame conversations around trafficking to be more accurate and helpful.
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2021-02-221h 03What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#65 White Supremacy, Race Relations, and Deradicalization with Daryl DavisDaryl Davis is a blues musician and race relations expert most knowing for convincing over 200 KKK members to give up their robes. He’s been featured on Joe Rogan’s podcast, in The Guardian, The Atlantic, and beyond. He has his own podcast called "Changing Minds with Daryl Davis" which you can find on all platforms. In this conversation we discussed the state of white supremacy in America, how to navigate different strategies of deradicalization, the nuances of identity, and more. Enjoy!
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2021-01-262h 09What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#64 Becoming the Washington Post TikTok Guy with Dave JorgensonMeet the icon being Washington Post's TikTok!
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2020-09-302h 042020-09-301h 30What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#62 Online Sports Culture, Twitch Streaming, and Anxiety with Matt AllaireMatt is a sports commentator and streamer.
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2020-09-301h 51What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#61 Untangling Common Arguments Against Leftism with Ben BurgisBen Burgis is a science fiction writer, philosophy professor, and author of the book "Give Them An Argument: Logic For The Left," available through Zero Books. He also does a segment called "The Debunk" every week on The Michael Brooks Show. In this conversation we talked about how he got into philosophy and leftism, some common arguments against leftism, how heritage, culture, and identity play into these arguments, current cultural and political movements, how to productively converse across the aisle, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-301h 32What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#60 Local Music Struggles, Losing a Friend, and Being a Teacher with Kevin CoxKevin Cox is a math teacher at the Frankford Friends School, songwriter, and longtime friend. In this conversation we talked about our local Philly music scene, growing older as songwriters and having to make adult decisions, Kevin losing his best friend Brad who was killed by a drunk driver, death, hope, life as a teacher, and more. Enjoy!
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Listen to his music on Bandcamp: kevinzcox.bandcamp.com/album/friendship
Listen to his music on Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/5aOnRacdV…0tRcihP_dFxmI10A
2020-09-302h 47What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#59 Meme Insider, Meme Economy, Memes Everywhere with Noerdy (@TheNoerdy)Noerdy is the Managing Director of Meme Insider and a moderator of several high profile subreddit communities, including Wholesome Memes, Meme Economy, Political Humor, Westworld, and South Park. We talked about how he got into Reddit, moderating, the landscape of meme culture, how Meme Insider got started, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-3056 minWhat's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#58 Political Twitter, Nuanced Identity Politics, and Being Extremely Online with Anjali BhattAnjali is the social media editor at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a nonpartisan think tank based out of DC, and she’s also a photographer and designer. In this conversation we talked about being a public facing person while also being someone representing a brand, how tweets affect politics, growing up on the internet, how she got into marketing and working in the political sphere, how to balance nuanced takes online, privilege, free will, identity politics, and a lot of the tension and disconnects between demographic groups, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-301h 55What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#57 A History of 4chan and the Online Culture Wars with Dale BeranDale Beran is a writer, artist, and author of the new book “It Came From Something Awful: How A Toxic Troll Army Accidentally Memed Donald Trump Into Office.” In our conversation we talked about the early internet days and how various subcultures have evolved into the culture wars, the history of 4chan, Gamergate, the emergence of new leftism, incels, provocateurs, fascism, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-301h 57What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#56 Bringing Whale Facts To Twitter with Preston Williams (@awhalefact)Preston Williams is an actor, joke writer, and creator of the viral twitter account, Whale Fact. We talked about how he started the account, his creative process of coming up with jokes, inserting political humor into the feed, the loose community of Joke Twitter, a twitter conspiracy, riding the tension of being online, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-302h 16What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#55 Down The Rabbit Hole with Fredrik KnudsenFredrik Knudsen is an internet culture researcher, streamer, producer, and YouTuber most known for his "Down The Rabbit Hole" series where he takes deep dives into obscure online and offline corners of culture with subjects like Furries, Anime, Sonichu, Plague Doctors, TempleOS, Neopoets, and much more. In our conversation we talked about how he started his channel, his creative process, what it's like being a popular content creator, personal identity conflicts, responsible platforming, introspection, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-302h 23What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#54 The Politics, Problems, and Culture of YouTube with Chris Stokel-WalkerChris Stokel-Walker is a journalist, writer, and author of the book "YouTubers: how YouTube shook up TV and created a new generation of stars." His work has also been published in the New York Times, BBC, Wired, and The Economist. In this conversation we talked about how the culture of YouTube has evolved over the years, how it's become more corporatized, politicized, at odds with its creators, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-301h 11What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#53 Early Internet, Tumblr Culture, and Becoming A Meme Librarian with Amanda BrennanAmanda Brennan is a meme librarian (internet culture researcher), tumblr fandom and social expert, and blogger. In our conversation we talked about growing up on the internet in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, local music scenes, how she got into meme research and working at Know Your Meme, the ins and outs of Tumblr, fandoms, work-life balance, and more. Enjoy!
Follow her on Twitter: @continuants
Check out her blog: memelibrarian.com/
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2020-09-301h 13What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#52 A Day In The Life As Satan On Twitter with @s8n@s8n is a viral parody account on twitter that writes jokes about hell and all sorts of fun, wholesome, bizarre mischief. In our conversation we talked about how the account came into being, how @s8n was shadow banned on twitter for no reason, how he got trolled by pizza gate conspiracy theorists, and just living life as Satan online. Enjoy!
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2020-09-3056 minWhat's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#51 A Leftist Critique of Identity Politics, Reactionaries, and the Culture Wars with Ralph LeonardRalph Leonard is a writer, Secular Humanist, and “Conservative Marxist” who regularly commentates on politics, economics, and the culture wars online. In this conversation we talked about the differences in how leftists (marxists, socialists, etc.) view class struggle and identity politics versus progressive neoliberals (free market capitalists). We also covered how topics of class, race, gender, and nationality have to be addressed in more all-encompassing ways than solely class or identity, how reactionary grifters hijack these complex subjects to further social capital in the name of free speech, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-301h 10What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#50 The Internet vs. The Education System and Life as a Songwriter with Jason AgerJason Ager is a songwriter and college professor with a a PhD in German Literature. In this conversation we talked about the state of the education system in contrast to how people learn from the Internet, political identity, the future of technology, songwriting for a living, being a dad, and a bunch more. Enjoy!
Follow his music here: www.jasonager.com/
Listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/5C7xdzlsSZYGGeghzxg0Cj
Follow Jason on Twitter: twitter.com/JasonAgerCOPO
Watch his MaTones Music video session here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONpVUT5T
2020-09-302h 38What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#49 Cultural Upbringings, Game of Thrones, Politics, and Songwriting with William H. TravisWilliam H. Travis is a songwriter and teacher. We talked about him growing up in a small town and being raised culturally Catholic then how he’s eventually come back around to faith through meditation and seeing through a more modern framework, we spent some time critiquing the end of game of thrones, talked about how depressing politics can be, and got into a bunch of banter on songwriting.
Listen to his new song "Aloha:" williamhtravis.bandcamp.com/track/aloha
Watch his MaTones Shop Sessions: www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9GH1Vs0lng
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2020-09-292h 33What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#48 Growing Up Adopted From Honduras, Identity Conflicts, MMA, and Alcoholism with Jon MoyerJon Moyer is a TSS worker for Foundations Behavioral Health, an athlete, and longtime personal friend. In this conversation he shared what his childhood was like being adopted from Honduras and growing up in our majority white, religious, affluent community. He got into the tensions of identity and race he's dealt with over the years and how his perspectives have evolved on politics and religion. We also talked about mixed martial arts and culture, then Jon got into his struggle with alcoholism over the years to where he is now. Enjoy!
2020-09-292h 33What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#47 Exploring Personal Identity, Songwriting, and MMA with Kim EdwardsKim Edwards is a musician and songwriter. In our conversation we talked about how she got into songwriting, how her writing has evolved over the years, balancing music with other aspects of life, different styles of musical branding, and some good banter on mixed martial arts as well as media representation.
Follow her work and find her music here: www.kimedwardsmusic.com/
2020-09-291h 55What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#46 Spirituality, Loss, Mushrooms, Hunting, And Becoming A Chef with Kenneth Worstall"Homechef" Kenneth Worstall is a chef, hunter, mushroom forager, kombucha conctoctor, spiritual teacher, construction worker, and all around eccentric human being. In this conversation we talked about his upbringing and how he got into cooking, the power of food, the loss of his father, suicide, mental health issues, addiction, discovering spirituality, hunting, veganism, mushrooming, the problems with technology, and more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-292h 30What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#45 Steel City, Local Music, Political Polarization, And The Power Of Food with Eli WengerEli Wenger is the ex owner of Steel City Coffee House, current manager of Martha's Choice Marketplace, and a lifelong musician. In our conversation we shared memories of Steel City Coffee House (Phoenixville, PA), which has been a unique hub for local artists, musicians, and people of all walks of life. We also talked about Eli's transition from owning it to stepping down and growing into new opportunities. We also got into how food and music bring people together, and politics entwine with everything we do. Enjoy!
2020-09-294h 24What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#44 A Lifetime Of Working As An Artist with Mighty Joe CastroMighty Joe Castro is a collage artist, painter, designer, and musician who plays in Mighty Joe Castro And The Gravamen. In our conversation we talked about growing up in local music scenes, how he got into art, current social views surrounding art, how politics and culture weave into it, and just general banter on life. Enjoy!
Check out his work here: mightyjoecastro.com/
Follow him on Twitter or Instagram here: @mightyjoecastro
Check out the MaTones Music Session I shot for him: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ips2wbsDUl8
2020-09-293h 17What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#43 From Son Of A Legendary Pitchman To Becoming A Pitchman For Music with Billy Mays IIIBilly Mays III is a musician, producer, and son of the late Billy Mays. In our conversation we talked about what it’s been like being his son, how that’s woven into his identity as a person and artist, and how his death changed his life. We talked about Billy's music projects Infinite Choir and Mouth Council, as well as other projects he's working on now. Enjoy!
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2020-09-291h 41What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#42 Internet Culture, People Being Brands, & Twitter Politics with Drew "Toothpaste" FairweatherDrew “Toothpaste” Fairweather is a webcomic creator, artist, musician, and all around Internet culture personality. He's the creator of Toothpaste for Dinner, Married To The Sea, Kompressor, Crudbump, Fuck The Future podcast, The Worst Things For Sale, and Drew Reviews. In our conversation we talked about the early stages of Internet culture, harassment, free speech, moderation, Twitter, Reddit, brands on social media, the blurry lines between brands and people, twitter politics, in-fighting on the left, and much more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-292h 29What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#41 NOT A WOLF, Leftist Politics, and the Power of Storytelling with Dan Sheehan (@SICKOFWOLVES)Dan Sheehan is a writer, comedian, creator of the viral NOT A WOLF Twitter account, and one of the creators of We Still Like You. In this podcast we talked about how NOT A WOLF has evolved, how important storytelling is in our current political system, the world of online politics (specifically leftism), cancel culture, and much more. Enjoy!
Check out Dan’s work at: DanSheehan.fyi
Follow Dan on Twitter @ItsDanSheehan
Check out We Still Like You here: www.westilllikeyou.com/
2020-09-291h 57What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#40 The Intersection of Journalism, Marketing, and Internet Culture with Taylor LorenzTaylor Lorenz is a staff writer for The Atlantic who focuses on tech and Internet culture. She’s previously written for The Daily Beast, The Hill, PEOPLE Magazine, Business Insider, and more. In our conversation we talked about the intersection of journalism and marketing, how Internet culture has created and reshaped parts of the job market, new ways brands are integrating into the culture, social media influencers, and more. Enjoy!
Follow Taylor on Instagram and Twitter at @TaylorLorenz
2020-09-291h 02What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#39 Race & Diversity In The Cultures of Journalism, Advertising, & Social Media with Kimeko McCoyKimeko McCoy is a journalist, social media strategist, and all around creative who currently works with Adweek. In our conversation we covered some of her personal story, what it's like working at the intersection of journalism and marketing, the current landscape of brands on social media, diversity in the workplace, hustle culture, Internet culture, the topic of racism as it pertains to our political climate, and much more. Enjoy!
Follow Kimeko on Twitter at @KimekoM
Check out her website: www.kimekomccoy.com/
2020-09-291h 45What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#38 Inside Reddit and the Internet's Free Speech Conundrum with Erik Martin (u/hueypriest)Erik Martin was the longtime General Manager of Reddit. He’s currently a Lead Entrepreneur at Nike and has worked as a marketing/community executive for Airtime, WeWork, and Depop. He's been named one of the world's 100 most influential people by Time Magazine, as well as a top 50 innovator by Adweek. He also runs the site Assholes on Demand where he helps people who aren’t extremely online deal with online problems. In this conversation we talked about the early stages of Reddit and how he got involved with it, the complexities of moderation and how the scale of Internet use...
2020-09-292h 04What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#37 Being A Lifelong Musician, Podcaster, and New Dad with Brian MedlinBrian Medlin is a musician, songwriter, and podcaster. He's played in bands such as Inkling, The Minor Times, Legendary Divorce, Desperate Living, Wives, Person L, and more, as well as multiple solo projects over the past 20+ years. He also co-hosts the podcast Volcano Vinyl where him and his friend commentate about records as they play. Brian and I became friends through songwriting in 2010 and in this episode we shared stories of how we met, how he got into the local music scene, touring, panic disorder, podcasting, and what it's like being a new dad. Enjoy!
Download his music: br...
2020-09-292h 14What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#36 Twitter Comedy, Mental Health, Joke Theft, and Funny or Die with Sloane Hughes (@cottoncandaddy)Sloane Hughes is a comedian, twitter personality, graphic designer, writer, and the token Canadian at Funny or Die! In this episode we got into the story of how they got involved with internet culture, what it's like being open about mental health issues online, the problems with joke theft on twitter, their move from British Columbia to LA, their new job at Funny or Die, and more. (note: at the time of this recording Sloane went by "Gracie," hence the name differences). Enjoy!
Follow Sloane on Twitter: @cottoncandaddy
Follow Sloane on Instagram: @graciehoos
2020-09-291h 43What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#35 Creating a Twitter Personality and the Problems with Content Theft with @notvikingViking is a personality on Twitter and one of the funniest joke writers online. In our conversation we got into how he built his Twitter following, the landscape of Joke Twitter, the ongoing problems with joke theft, and comedy in general. Enjoy!
Follow Viking on Twitter: twitter.com/NOTVIKING
Follow Viking on Instagram: www.instagram.com/notviking/
2020-09-291h 10What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#34 Local Musician Life, Being Newlyweds, Social Media Culture, and Fyre Festival with Kyle ShevaKyle Sheva is a drummer, cyclist, and car enthusiast. He drummed in my old band “Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy” and also in my solo band, as well as in Former Belle and The Human Fund (links below). In our conversation we talked about our shared experiences in the local music scene, life being newly weds, the Fyre Festival fiasco, social media culture, podcasts, and more. Enjoy!
Follow Kyle on Instagram @kylesheva
Download our record Waste: nathanallebach.bandcamp.com/album/waste
Download Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy’s music: nathanearlandracheljoy.bandcamp.com/
Download Forme...
2020-09-292h 11What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#33 Something Awful, Online Outrage, and the Absurdity of Internet Culture with Rich "Lowtax" KyankaRich “Lowtax” Kyanka is the creator of Something Awful, host of the Murder The Internet podcast, and the Gaming Garbage on YouTube. In our talk we got into the history of Something Awful, problems with Twitter, outrage culture, how the Internet has changed over the past 20 years, free speech, deplatforming, and how to pronounce his last name. Enjoy!
Donate to his Patreon here: www.patreon.com/GamingGarbage
2020-09-291h 25What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#32 The World of Twitter Comedy and @SheRatesDogs with Michaela OklandMichaela Okland is a comedy writer on Twitter and creator of the viral Twitter/Instagram account @SheRatesDogs. In our conversation we covered how she got into Twitter, what it’s like being a popular creator, online harassment, the story of SheRatesDogs, and a bunch more on internet culture in general. Enjoy!
Follow Michaela on Twitter at @MichaelaOkla
Follow SheRatesDogs at @SheRatesDogs
2020-09-291h 25What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#31 The Social Media Landscape of Brands and Content Creators with Brandon RhotenBrandon Rhoten is the current CMO of Potbelly Sandwich Works and previous CMO of Papa Johns, as well as the VP of Marketing for Wendy's. Brandon put together the social and digital team at Wendy's that led to its viral success, and is an expert in developing brand voices on social media. In our conversation we talked about his industry experience, our shared perspectives on the social landscape, brand voices on Twitter, online content creators, and more. Enjoy!
Follow Brandon on Twitter at @brhoten
2020-09-291h 17What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#30 The History Of Tennis, Fiji, and a Potential Cannibal Encounter with Scott LeathermanScott Leatherman is a Civil War aficionado, professional tennis instructor, world traveler, and most importantly, my great uncle. In this episode he went into his story growing up, what got him into tennis, the history of tennis as a sport, his move to Fiji, some history of Fiji, and an insane story about living with the Fijians that may or may not have involved cannibals. Enjoy!
2020-09-292h 47What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#29 An Analysis of Political Tribes and Linguistics with Iona ItaliaIona Italia is an author, translator, writer for Areo Magazine, and podcast host of "Two For Tea.” In our conversation we talked about what led Iona to become more active in online political discourse, the landscape of ideological groups from far left to far right, the importance of using nuanced linguistics when talking about individuals and groups, plus much more. Enjoy!
Follow Iona on Twitter at @IonaItalia
Check out her podcast "Two for Tea" here: tinyurl.com/y8nm8czw
2020-09-282h 03What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#28 Managing An Ego, Starting Businesses, and the Value of Personal Growth with Scott HackmanScott Hackman is the founder of One Village Coffee, MyOhai, and is the current owner of a personal leadership company called Scott Hackman Ventures. In our conversation we went through his story of growing up with mental health issues and crazy expectations, how his ego affected his work and relationships, then what it's been like picking up the pieces and starting over.
Enjoy! Follow Scott everywhere at @scotthackman
Check out his work here: www.scotthackman.com/
2020-09-281h 53What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#27 Inclusion and Intersectionality with Brandan RobertsonBrandan Robertson is a pastor, blogger, author with his latest release "True Inclusion: Creating Communities of Radical Embrace," and activist who is best known for his work as an LGBTQ+ activist among evangelicals. In our conversation we went into his story of coming out as bisexual in a christian community, talked about his new book, and the broader cultural conversation on intersectionality in our political and religious systems. Enjoy!
Follow Brandan on Twitter: @BrandanJR
2020-09-281h 47What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#26 Developing Emotional Intelligence with Ken BylerKen Byler is a coach, speaker, and thought leader that owns Higher Ground Consulting. He coached me for over a year in a major transition point in my life and I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing without him. In our conversation we went through his story, our experience in sessions together, the personality assessment "DiSC," and some of the common issues of communication we face in the workplace, social media, and society as a whole today. Enjoy!
Follow Ken at: @kenbyler
Check out his work at: highergroundcg.com/about-ken-byler/
2020-09-281h 34What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#25 Navigating the Worlds of Islam and Skepticism with Ali RizviAli Rizvi is a Pakistani-born Canadian medical science communicator, writer for Huffington Post, Co-Host of the Secular Jihadists Podcast, and author of the book "The Atheist Muslim." In our conversation we covered some of his upbringing, his journey from Islam to atheism, broader cultural conversations on secularism, social change, the "intellectual dark web," and much more. Enjoy!
Follow Ali on Twitter at @aliamjadrizvi
2020-09-281h 39What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#24 A Balanced Conversation on the Cultural Appropriation of Food with Kae LaniKae Lani is a Social and Editorial Producer at USA TODAY 10Best and the co-founder to the network's newest venture, Eat Sip Trip. She's been featured in Billboard, Fodor's Travel, Budget Travel, and Yahoo. In this episode we covered the social conversation on cultural appropriation of food from its history, criticisms, and stories, we got into Kae Lani's background in a multiracial family, and how we can have better conversations about complex topics. Enjoy!
Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @KaeLaniSays
Follow her work: kaelanisays.com/
2020-09-282h 28What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#23 Reddit Rambling and the Wild West of Online Culture with Robert Allam (GallowBoob)Robert Allam AKA "GallowBoob" is the CMO at Supload and has the 1st largest karma account on Reddit. He's been featured on Forbes, Meme Insider, and a bunch more for his internet wizardry, including having a Gfycat account with over 183 million views. In our conversation we covered how he got into Reddit, his current work with Supload, how complex online culture is between advertisers, brands, and content creators, free speech on social media, beards, and much more. Enjoy!
Follow Rob on Reddit: u/GallowBoob
Follow Rob on Twitter: @TheGallowBoob
*About 52 minutes in we lost signa...
2020-09-281h 27What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#22 A Nuanced Understanding of Truth, Labels, and Language Games with Jared ByasJared Byas is a former professor, pastor, and current author, entrepreneur, and co-host of The Bible For Normal People podcast with Pete Enns. In our conversation we got into what constitutes beliefs and how to have better conversations around topics of privilege, labeling, language games, truth, religion, and more. Enjoy!
Follow Jared on Facebook: www.facebook.com/jbyasauthor/
Follow Jared on Twitter: @jbyas
Listen to The Bible For Normal People: thebiblefornormalpeople.podbean.com/
2020-09-281h 23What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#21 Building and Balancing a Life Around Music with Trevor Gordon HallTrevor Gordon Hall is a fingerstyle guitarist that writes instrumental music and has toured all around the world with artists like John Mayer, Steve Miller, Andy McKee, Dar Williams, Phil Keaggy, and a bunch more. He's been rated one of the top 30 guitarists in the world under 30 years of age by Acoustic Guitar magazine, and has been featured on NPR, NBC, and PBS. In our talk we went through the highs and lows of his story, what it's like touring and balancing a music career with family and personal identity, and a bunch more. Enjoy!
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2020-09-281h 40What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#20 Constructing, Deconstructing, and Reconstructing an Identity with Nathan AllebachIt's your host, Nathan Allebach. I wanted to give you all some backstory to who I am and how I got into what I do. It's a story of being born into a very tight knit religious community, rebelling against it, going through existential angst from rebelling against it, using songwriting and other outlets as coping mechanisms to manage the angst, going through a mental breakdown on a Weezer cruise from not managing it well, then rediscovering and constructing who I was in the aftermath around my beliefs, relationships, passions, and work. I've never done a solo podcast or gotten i...
2020-09-281h 08What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#19 Deconstructing The "Intellectual Dark Web" with Eiynah (@NiceMangos)Eiynah is a Pakistani-Canadian blogger, illustrator, and host of the "Polite Conversations" podcast. She rides the social tension of both publicly criticizing Islam as an ideology, as well as anti-Muslim bigotry, which is an ongoing struggle for nuance in today's climate. In our conversation we processed through the movement of the "Intellectual Dark Web" and shared our critical sentiment of individuals like Dave Rubin, Jordan Peterson, Maajid Nawaz, Sam Harris, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who have each been strong proponents within this new tribal identity. Enjoy!
Donate to Eiynah on Patreon: www.patreon.com/nicemangos
Follow Eiy...
2020-09-2851 minWhat's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#18 Stoicism as a Philosophy of Life and How To Manage Social Criticism with Massimo PigliucciMassimo Pigliucci is a Philosophy Professor at the City College of New York, a biologist, author, social critic, and the former co-host of the Rationally Speaking Podcast. He also hosts a podcast called Stoic Meditations and he just released a new book titled "How To Be A Stoic: Using Ancient Philosophy To Live A Modern Life." In this episode we also touched on the moral dilemmas of free will and justice, virtue signaling, sensationalism, reactionary movements, navigating the pop culture of public intellectuals, and how to internally work on the self before projecting out into the world.
You can d...
2020-09-281h 17What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#17 Immigrating to the US and Processing Life Through Music with Kai Corniel (Lunamores)Kai Corniel is a songwriter from the Philadelphia area who goes by the name "Lunamores." In our conversation we opened up with her sharing the story of her parents immigrating to the US from the Dominican Republic. From there we tied in her upbringing to how she got into songwriting, then how that shaped her outlook on relationships, mental health, spirituality and so on. Enjoy!
Listen to Kai's music here: lunamores.bandcamp.com/releases
See a video for her song "At Ease" I recorded here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF0OuMAan-4
2020-09-281h 42What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#16 The Trouble With Identity Politics and a Better Understanding of Islam with Shadi HamidShadi Hamid is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and a contributing editor at The Atlantic. He is also the author of Islamic Exceptionalism: How the Struggle Over Islam Is Reshaping The World and the co-editor of Rethinking Political Islam. He's been featured on podcasts with Sam Harris, Robert Wright, Gad Saad, and many more. Throughout our conversation we got a bit into his experience as a Muslim in America, we briefly commented on The Intellectual Dark Web, took a dive into some of the complications of identity politics, talked about racism, theocracy, Christianity, and some of the unique g...
2020-09-281h 58What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#15 Going Viral, Social Media at TED, #PlaneBae, and How To Be Better Online with Ella DawsonElla Dawson is the social media editor for TED Talks and a sex/ethics blogger. She went viral in 2015 for publishing a personal article about living with herpes in order to help destigmatize it in our culture. Her work has been featured on The Daily Mail, Buzzfeed, The Guardian, MTV, and she's done a TEDx talk on her story as well as received a letter of solidarity from none other than Hillary Clinton for her work. In this episode we talked about internet culture, 4chan, gamergate, feminism, political correctness, social polarization, working in social media, and how to be better o...
2020-09-282h 06What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#14 Forming An Identity Through Art, Adventure, and Obstacles with Alexandra MarchAlexandra March is a Philadelphia based songwriter who just released a new album titled "When The Garden Reveals Itself," which is available on Spotify and iTunes! In this episode we went through the story of what got her into writing and hit tangents on toxic relationships, trying new things, living in the moment, how to create a space for better conversations, and what it's been like for her being a female songwriter in such a male dominated industry. Enjoy!
www.alexandrakaymarch.com/
Follow Alexandra on Instagram at @alexandrakaymarch
2020-09-281h 51What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#13 Twitter Culture, Comedy, and Living in Strange Times with Kellen Schneider AKA @captainkalvisKellen Schneider is a comedian and Twitter personality who goes by @captainkalvis. He's written some of the best original joke content on Twitter (which gets stolen by tweetdeckers and meme curators for profit) and works in LA! We talked about what got him into comedy, what got him into writing jokes on Twitter, the state of social and political madness in 2018, being a comedian in 2018, and much more. Enjoy! Follow Kellen on Twitter at @captainkalvis
2020-09-281h 28What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#12 Jungian Archetypes, The Jordan Peterson Phenomenon, and How To Think Critically with Jeff CasselJeff Cassel is a designer, guitarist, and all around creative wizard. We've known each other for around 15 years so in this episode we opened up with a bit on our history and walked through Jeff's childhood, specifically in how he was raised by two families in two ways of thinking, which shaped his perspective of dualism early on. From there we got into the topic of archetypes centered around Carl Jung's work— something that Jeff is fascinated by and studies constantly. After that we pivoted into talking about Jordan Peterson, who is a public figure that both Jeff and I were inv...
2020-09-282h 21What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#11 - The Life of "Idiot College Intern Steve" with Bob HunsbergerBob Hunsberger is a writer, musician, and the man behind @theidiotintern Steve! He started interning at our agency in January and fully developed "Idiot College Intern Steve," who is a character on Twitter that plays the clumsy, positive, borderline crazy intern of Steak-umm Meats. In our talk we covered the story of how the Steve character came to be and went through what it's like working on social media together. Enjoy! Follow "Steve" at @theidiotintern
2020-09-2852 minWhat's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#10 Anthony Bourdain, The Intellectual Dark Web, and Creating Valuable Work with Daniele BolelliDaniele Bolelli is an Italian-born professor, martial artist, podcaster, and author of several books including On the Warrior's Path and Not Afraid. He's appeared as a guest on popular podcasts such as Joe Rogan's, Adam Carolla's, and Skepticality, the official podcast of the Skeptic Society. We opened up our conversation by touching on the tragic death of Anthony Bourdain, then got a bit into Daniele's experience in losing his wife and having to raise his daughter on his own. We then went onto critically break down "The Intellectual Dark Web" and this new culture of niche tribes, and we closed w...
2020-09-281h 15What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#9 - Pentecostal to Progressive Christianity with Jennifer C. MartinJennifer is the Senior Editor at Topix and has had her writing featured on UPROXX, Splinter News, Gawker, and Jezebel, and describes herself as a "Christian who refuses to behave." In our talk she went through her story growing up in the Pentecostal Church of God and how she moved out of that religious denomination into a more progressive worldview. We also covered a bunch of various talking points within Christian culture as a whole. Enjoy!
2020-09-281h 08What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#8 Philly Music, Institutional Racism, and Political Polarization with Brian WalkerBrian Walker is the man behind the band "A Day Without Love," he's a community organizer, and founder of the Philadelphia DIY Collaborative Facebook Group, which consists of nearly 8,000 members sharing promotional tools, music, and stories. In our talk we went through Brian's upbringing and the effect it's had on his songwriting and identity, we covered a bit about race in America and his experience as a black emo/indie songwriter, and we touched on outrage culture, identity politics, and a bunch of other hot topics focused on political polarization. Enjoy! Check out his new album "Diary" here: www.adaywitho...
2020-09-281h 34What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#7 Deconstructing and Reconstructing Christianity with David Hayward (Naked Pastor)David Hayward has a Master of Theology and over 30 years of pastoral experience. Since 2006 he's run the blog Naked Pastor where he "undresses religion, religious community, and spirituality through writings, art, and cartoons." In this episode we talked about the cool projects David is involved with, shared our experiences growing up in the church, and worked through what it is to deconstruct religious baggage while reconstructing community and identity within the same framework. Enjoy! Follow David everywhere at @nakedpastor
2020-09-281h 02What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#6 Wendy's Twitter Roasts, Postmates, and Life in Social Media with Amy BrownAmy Brown is the former Social Media Manager for Wendy's and is the current Social Media Manager for Postmates! In this episode we went through the story of how she got to where she is today, what it's like to be the human behind a brand gone viral, and some of the fun (and craziness) of working in social media. Enjoy! Follow Amy on Twitter at @arb
2020-09-281h 32What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#5 Transhumanism, Artificial Intelligence, and Universal Basic Income with Zoltan IstvanZoltan Istvan is a transhumanist, futurist, author, and journalist. He's a former reporter for National Geographic, ran for president in 2016, and is running for governor of California in 2018 under the libertarian party. In this episode we got into what transhumanism is, what his policy platforms are, and tackled a lot of the questions people generally have around these topics. Enjoy! Follow Zoltan at @zoltan_istvan on Twitter
2020-09-2833 minWhat's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#4 Personal Identity vs. Brand Identity with Nelson FloydNelson Floyd is the owner of Speakeasy Coffee Company, drummer of Swift River Still, and a bunch of other cool stuff... but does any of that define who he is as a person? In this episode we talk about how "what we do" is often equated with "who we are" and a bunch more! Follow Nelson at @nelsonfloyd Follow Speakeasy Coffee at @secoffeeco on Twitter OR @speakeasycoffeeco on Instagram
2020-09-281h 42What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#3 The Sofar Sounds Community with Carolyn LederachCarolyn Lederach is the Sofar Sounds Philadelphia City Leader where she coordinates monthly concerts in third places around Philly. In this episode we cover the ins and outs of Sofar Sounds, get into the story of how Carolyn got to where she is today, and talk about our small town upbringings and how that ties into what we do! Follow Carolyn at @CLed1024 Follow Sofar Sounds at @sofarsounds
2020-09-281h 05What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#2 The Future of Education with Mike PfluegerMike Pflueger is a teacher, artist, and tech specialist based out of the Philadelphia area. In this episode we got together to talk about the education system, inner city life, futurism, artificial intelligence, and many more fun ramblings!
2020-09-282h 21What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach#1 The MoonPie Twitter Story with Patrick WellsPatrick Wells is the man behind MoonPie's Twitter account
2020-09-2749 min
Journalism stuffThe Steak-Umm Twitter guy, Nathan AllebachHere's my conversation with Nathan Allebach, who turned the Twitter account for Steak-Umm into a voice of reason and sanity in the COVID pandemic.
2020-08-0346 min
Bloggingheads.tv: Culturally DeterminedWhen Brands Come Alive (Aryeh Cohen-Wade & Nathan Allebach)How Nathan used @steak_umm to revolutionize marketing on Twitter ... Weird Twitter vs. @steak_umm ... The complicated role that irony plays on Brand Twitter ... The bizarre trend of brands insulting potential customers ... Nathan wrestles with the ethics of advertising ... A brief history of Brand Twitter ... Nathan's massively viral tweet thread on Millennial mental health ... Twitter's crazy risk/reward ratio ... Nathan offers Bloggingheads some social media advice ...
2019-08-0200 min
Culturally DeterminedWhen Brands Come Alive, with Nathan AllebachHow Nathan used @steak_umm to revolutionize marketing on Twitter ... Weird Twitter vs. @steak_umm ... The complicated role that irony plays on Brand Twitter ... The bizarre trend of brands insulting potential customers ... Nathan wrestles with the ethics of advertising ... A brief history of Brand Twitter ... Nathan's massively viral tweet thread on Millennial mental health ... Twitter's crazy risk/reward ratio ... Nathan offers Bloggingheads some social media advice ... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-08-021h 18
Y Combinator Startup Podcast#124 - Jarvis JohnsonJarvis Johnson was previously a software engineer at Patreon, Yelp, and Google. He’s now a YouTuber.You can find him on YouTube at Jarvis Johnson and on Twitter @jarvis.The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.Y Combinator invests a small amount of money ($150k) in a large number of startups (recently 200), twice a year. Learn more about YC and apply for funding here: https://www.ycombinator.com/apply/***Topics00:00 - Intro00:20 - Jarvis' intro00:50 - Where hi...
2019-05-011h 04
Eat. Drink. Social: Social Media Marketing in the Food and Beverage Industry09: @steak_ummNathan Allebach, the voice behind legacy brand steak-umm, joins the podcast to talk about brand voice and how to get real on Twitter. steak-umm bless.
Instagram: @TheGoSocial
Twitter: @TheGoSocial
www.goforthbesocial.com
2018-10-1236 min
Reverb#9 – USA IndependenceIn episode #9 Iko Akoh and Richard Lalchan discuss USA independence – the US perspective on life as an independent artist. This episode also features two great tracks by Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy.
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[li]Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy on Facebook[/li]
[li]Repose by Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy[/li]
[li]Nathan Allebach on twitter[/li]
[li]Up Close & Personal[/li]
[li]Strangers, a new album by Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy[/li]
[li]Nipsey Hussle on twitter[/li]
[li]Nipsey Hussle’s Unique P...
2015-07-1425 minReverb#2 – The daddy of them allIn Episode #2 Iko Akoh and Richard Lalchan discuss social media and crowdfunding and we take a listen to two beautiful tracks by Nadine.
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[li]Our Social Media Survey is here! Please fill in and share with other bands/artists.[/li]
[li]Iko on twitter[/li]
[li]Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy[/li]
[li]Nathan Allebach on twitter[/li]
[li]Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy KickStarter Campaign[/li]
[li]NADINE[/li]
[li]NADINE’s Snowflake Flash Mob[/li]
[li]NADINE on twitter[/li]
2014-02-0238 min