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Franklin Planner PodcastCultivating Success: Timeless Principles with Shawn MoonIn this episode of the Franklin Planner podcast, hosts George Wright III and John Harding welcome special guest Shawn Moon, chairman and CEO of Zerorez. Shawn shares insights from his extensive background in leadership, having held executive roles at Franklin Covey and worked with Fortune 500 companies and government organizations worldwide. The discussion covers the importance of timeless principles from the 'Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,' highlighting their universality and relevance across different cultures and organizational levels. Shawn emphasizes the significance of weekly planning and daily personal victories as foundational to effective leadership. He also...
2025-12-0455 min
Acquire- Lead Generation, Digital Marketing for EntrepreneursEP 103: Would YOU Buy Your Own Offer? Here’s Why It Matters… with Shawn QAre you the bottleneck in your own business growth?Ever feel like your business is growing—but you’re still stuck in the weeds?In this episode of Acquire, I sit down with my friend and fellow entrepreneur Shawn Q—co-founder of Abundance Worldwide, serial entrepreneur, and unapologetic Star Wars fan (yes, lightsabers included!). Shawn’s built million-dollar companies, coached countless founders, and now helps entrepreneurs shift from being the bottleneck in their business to becoming true CEOs.Together, we talk about what scaling really takes, why most fou...
2025-09-0233 min
Lipedema Mamas PodcastFDRS LIVE, Part 1: Cheyenne Brinson, Dr. Thomas Wright, Dr. Ana Carolina, Lipedema Canada, Lea Fowler, & Virginia ZuiluThis last weekend was the annual Fat Disorders Resource Society conference in Atlanta, GA, and we got the hot takes right off the press (and some fresh off the presentation stage) coming for you! This week is part 1 of 3.On this week's episode you will hear from Cheyenne Brinson, the president of FDRS; Dr. Thomas Wright, lipedema surgeon and medical director for Lipedema Surgical Solutions; Dr. Ana Carolina, plastic surgeon and arm liposuction specialist in Sao Paulo Brazil; Angel Anderson, president of Lipedema Canada; and Virginia Zuilu, international lipedema and hormone nutritionist.
2025-03-2747 min
REalizations PodcastHousing Policies: impacts on Real Estate with Shawn Wright - EP 17👨💼With Special Guest: Shawn Wright
In this episode of 'Realizations', host Andrea Gordon interviews Shawn Wright, a broker and city council member from Nashville, Tennessee. They discuss the crucial overlap between real estate and government, especially concerning infrastructure, zoning, and planning. Wright shares insights about the growth of Murfreesboro, one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., and the role of realtors in advising government decisions. They compare real estate regulations between Tennessee and California and emphasize the importance of government affairs and advocacy in the real estate industry. Wright also speaks about mentoring new agents and the...
2024-12-0526 min
Key to All Things Real Estate PodcastInnovative Wisdom: Sustaining Success in a Changing Market with Shawn Wright - EP 1
👨💼With Special Guest: Shawn Wright
In this episode of 'The Key to All Things Real Estate,' host Krystal Gray interviews Shawn Wright, a seasoned realtor and broker-owner based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. With over 22 years of experience, Shawn shares valuable insights into the Real Estate industry, discussing his client-focused philosophy, challenges he's faced, and the importance of understanding the financing side of real estate. The discussion also covers market strategies, agent training, and tips for both new and experienced agents. Additionally, Sean recommends the 'Fish Book' for creating a fun and productive workplace environment.
2024-08-0831 min
The Legal Lens Podcast137. Representing Clients In High Profile Criminal and Civil Cases w/ Attorney Shawn HolleyThe Sizzling Hot Legal Issues Series continues with another fantastic top attorney guest and topic!
This time, we dive into High Profile & Celebrity Client Representation in Criminal, Civil & Entertainment Law Cases with the amazing attorney Shawn Holley, a named partner at Kinsella Holley Iser Kump Steinsapir LLP.
With more than 60 trials to her credit, attorney Holley is a rare gem, practicing in both criminal and civil litigation!
Many of you might recognize Shawn from her work on the O.J. Simpson Dream Team when she worked with...
2024-08-0348 min
Alabama Short StoriesFrom Podcast to Print: Grab ‘Alabama Short Stories’ Volumes 1 & 2 Today!Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Alabama Short Stories Podcast! I'm your host, Shawn Wright. As always, it's a pleasure to have you with me. I want to take a moment to remind you about something you might already be familiar with: my books, "Alabama Short Stories, Volumes 1 and 2.""Volume 1" features stories from our first three seasons. It includes thirty tales about iconic statues, daring pilots, high school athletes, painters, and musicians. You'll also find intriguing stories about falling stars, aliens, and close encounters."Volume 2" continues with stories from seasons four to six. This...
2024-07-2302 min
Alabama Short StoriesRickwood and Willie MaysRickwood Field was built in 1910 so Rick Woodward would have a showplace for his baseball team, the Birmingham Barons. Little did he know that 114 years later, Major League Baseball would host a game on this field. The field has hosted concerts, football, and baseball games. It was also home to the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro Southern League. Many famous players suited up at the field, but none more so than Willie Mays, a son of Fairfield, Alabama.Show Note: An astute listener pointed out that Connie Mack, mentioned in the episode, played for the Philadelphia...
2024-05-0715 min
Alabama Short StoriesAuburn buys a paintingAt the end of World War II, another war started, the Cold War. To win the minds and hearts of people around the world against the Soviet Union, the U.S. State Department put together a show of modern art that was to tour the world. The show, “Advancing American Art,” did not win the hearts and minds of some of its people. It was recalled and put up for auction at pennies on the dollar. Auburn University recognized an opportunity and bought 36 paintings, the basis for the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. Suppo...
2024-04-3013 min
Alabama Short StoriesJohnny Mack Brown, the Rose of Alabama FootballThe University of Alabama accepted a bid to play in the 1926 Rose Bowl against powerhouse University of Washington. This was the first time a team from the South was invited to play in this historic event. The underdog Alabama team won the game in no small part because of the play of Johnny Mack Brown. Learn the story of this game and how Brown went from being the “Dothan Antelope” to one of Hollywood's leading men and stars of Western movies. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but i...
2024-04-2309 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Alabama gold rushWe have grown up hearing stories about the gold rush. But it’s always the California gold rush they are talking about. An event so huge that years later, San Francisco’s NFL team called themselves the ’49ers after the prospectors of the 1849 gold rush. But the first gold rush started in the east and as prospectors followed the gold vein, they discovered gold in east Alabama. Learn the story about this event and what happened to the prospectors when the gold ran out.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcas...
2024-04-1609 min
Alabama Short StoriesIrene Teel sees into the futureMrs. Irene, as she was known to neighbors, was born with a sixth sense. From a young age, she was able to find things, easter eggs, misplaced items, or the missing hunting dog. Her father tried to shield her from the scrutiny fortune tellers received in the community. Instead, Irene Teel became popular with people driving miles for her advice and wisdom. When a small child went missing, and the National Guard was called in, it was Mrs. Rena who was the most helpful.Support the showSupport the Podcast The...
2024-04-0912 min
Alabama Short StoriesSacred Harp MusicMusic is a vital part of our lives in Alabama, and it covers all genres. This story is about one genre of music called Sacred Harp. It is named after the book of songs of the same name. at the beginning of the 20th century, these songs sounded antiquated to modern listeners. Worried that this style would go away, teachers presented Sacred Harp music as a virtue, a tradition that would be passed down the generations. And some of the most influential teachers and guardians of this tradition were from right here in Alabama. Support t...
2024-04-0214 min
Alabama Short StoriesZelda Sayre FitzgeraldZelda Sayre was born and raised in Montgomery, the daughter of a lawyer and politician. She was a socialite and caught the interest of young men from as far away as Atlanta. No one swept her off her feet until she met a young soldier stationed in Montgomery named F. Scott Fitzgerald. Their marriage and volatile relationship became the story ideas for books such as “The Great Gatsby” and made them the poster children of the Jazz Age. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not che...
2024-03-2616 min
Alabama Short StoriesSpider Martin "World's Greatest Photographer"Spider Martin was a commercial photographer in Birmingham, Alabama, who billed himself with a little tongue-in-cheek as the “world’s greatest photographer.” He worked for corporate clients and earned his fair share of awards for his work. But his real claim to fame was as a photographer for the Birmingham News when he stood on the Edmund Pettus Bridge documenting what the Alabama State Troopers did to John Lewis and the rest of the peaceful marchers in 1965. He would be with marchers until they arrived at the Capital in Montgomery. This is Spider’s story.Support the show...
2024-03-1918 min
Unconventional MinistryPAK7: A Media Initiative Empowering Pakistan’s Christians with Shawn Wright S5 EP#152In this enlightening episode, we delve into the heart of Pakistan with Shawn Wright, the Executive Director of PAK7 US, to explore an innovative and transformative media initiative that's making waves across the nation. With Pakistan ranking as the world's fifth-largest country, the need for a powerful medium to convey God's love and foster understanding is critical. Wright shares the journey of PAK7 in leveraging television and social media to empower the Pakistani Christian community, enabling them to craft and share stories that bridge divides, heal wounds, and bring hope to millions.
Discover how PAK7 is not...
2024-03-1219 min
Alabama Short StoriesFrom Good Roads to Great!Roads in Alabama go as far back as when indians followed the trails that animals had created. These trails would be widened and “improved” as more people and bigger vehicles used them. When the car came along, it was apparent that we must have good roads and we needed them fast. The good roads movement sprang up to encourage and push state and local governments to build and maintain roads. This is the story of those roads here in Alabama.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s...
2024-03-1215 min
Alabama Short StoriesSearching for Cudjo and the ClotildaCudjo Lewis was a captive aboard the Clotilda when it entered Mobile Harbor, the last slave boat to the United States in 1860. The story was well known to locals in Mobile but two writers, Emma Langdon Roche and Zora Neale Hurston, went to find Cudjo and tell their version of his story. Over 80 years later, Ben Raines would find the remains of the Clotilda and bring the story to light again. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Ala...
2024-03-0511 min
Alabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories, Volume 2 - The BookI hope you have enjoyed the first 5 seasons of the Alabama Short Stories podcast. When I released season three, I published the book, Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1. This was the perfect solution for those who like their podcasts in written form. And as a bonus, it had pictures to illustrate the stories. With season six of the podcast upon us, I am proud to announce volume two of the book, Alabama Short Stories. There are 30 more stories covering seasons four through six with photos. There are 50 more pages in this book for the same g...
2024-02-2701 min
Alabama Short StoriesSeason 6 TeaserWelcome to Alabama Short Stories. This is Shawn Wright, and I am happy to say that Season 6 starts on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, with more great stories about the state of Alabama.I will start the season with a story in the news the past couple of years. It’s about Cudjo Lewis and the writers who have been telling this former slave's story for the past 100+ years, and we find the Clotilda in the process.We take driving on our well-maintained roads around the state for granted, but can you imagine what it wo...
2024-02-2002 min
Classic American MoviesEp. 49 - Shawn Wright (FaceMelt Features)Channeling the energy of creative geniuses like Sean Cunningham and Al Adamson, Baltimore indie filmmaker Shawn Wright is bringing back the sleazy gory horror films of yore with his production company FaceMelt Features. His first feature, “Night of the Axe” was a fun throwback to the 80’s slasher and his follow up “Spirit Board” (based on the Ouija horror films) is currently in preproduction. After chatting with Shawn, it’s very clear he has a promising future in horror films and I’m looking forward to seeing more of his work.To support Shawn’s movies, or to check them out, visit...
2024-02-1241 min
Alabama Short StoriesVeteran’s Day Gets Its Start In BirminghamArmistice Day was created at the end of what we now know as World War I. At the end of World War II, one Birmingham native felt a need to celebrate all veterans, and he set out to honor them. Raymond Weeks took his fight to Washington, D.C., and then put his words into action by leading what has become the largest and oldest Veteran’s Day Parade in the nation in his hometown of Birmingham. Listen to this episode to determine if his effort to create a holiday was successful.Support the show...
2023-11-0713 min
Alabama Short StoriesSmith Lake Fills FastWhen Alabama Power made plans for Lewis Smith Dam in a rural area of Northwest Alabama, they knew they had plenty of time to clear the basin of trees, buildings, and other potential obstructions before the lake filled. Then the rains came, and the basin started to fill up fast. Learn about the area of Smith Lake and what happened when the rains came.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you ca...
2023-10-3113 min
Alabama Short StoriesRegions Lights Up The HolidaysWhat do you do when you have one of the largest buildings in Birmingham that feature a smooth glass finish with lights to illuminate each window. Create art, of course! Learn about how the Regions building changes light colors and has created designs for the holidays, Olympics, and Golf Tournaments for the past 50 years.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Bu...
2023-10-2408 min
Alabama Short StoriesJohn Henry, Steel Driving AlabamianJohn Henry was a steel-driving man or maybe just a folk tale. John Henry died while competing against a steam drill in West Virginia, or did he? Some think this folk hero, or real-life hero, died here in Alabama at a tunnel south of Leeds close to Dunavant. Listen to the story, and you decide if he was real and where he died. I think you know where we stand on this issue.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Al...
2023-10-1710 min
Alabama Short StoriesCarrie Tuggle starts a school and changes livesCarrie Tuggle and her husband, John, moved to Birmingham in 1883 in search of better work opportunities and social life. They threw themselves into work and growing their family. They both actively participated in the Knights of Pythias, a national fraternal organization. Carrie was a social worker and would see young boys in the court system being sent to prison with adults. It was too much for her to bear. The couple would start the Tuggle Institute to give youth another chance and change the lives of many in Birmingham. Carrie also helped create the Jefferson Family Court....
2023-10-1012 min
Alabama Short StoriesHarper Lee and Truman CapoteHarper Lee and Truman Capote are two of this country's most celebrated writers. Lee for her Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill A Mockingbird, and Capote for In Cold Blood, among others. Both writers got their start behind a battered old typewriter brought home by Lee’s father when they were children. They grew up as next-door neighbors in the town of Monroeville, Alabama. They would play a part in each other's most celebrated novels, yet the competition drove them apart as adults. Find out about the unique friendship they shared for most of their lives.Support the show...
2023-10-0313 min
Alabama Short StoriesHugo Black Takes A TrolleyHugo Black was a U.S. Senator from Alabama who supported FDR’s New Deal. When an opening on the Supreme Court became available, the President knew he wanted an ally on the court, and Hugo Black was his first choice. If the President had done a little due diligence, he would have discovered that his candidate had a checkered past. In 1923, at the end of a trolley line in Shades Valley and by the remains of a race track and dried lake bed, the Klan had held one of the largest Klan events in the country, initiating 1,250 members, in...
2023-09-2612 min
Alabama Short StoriesYolande Betbeze - Miss AmericaYolande Betbeze was a college student at Mobile’s Spring Hill College when she saw an opportunity to help her get out of the South. She won the Miss Torch contest, which sent her to Miss Alabama and then to the Miss America Pageant, which she won in 1951. Miss America was just the start for Betbeze, as her reign created controversy and helped create a competing pageant that exists today. Listen to her story and hear what happened to her once her reign was over.Support the showSupport the Podcast Th...
2023-09-1912 min
Alabama Short StoriesShorty Price, Alabama Football’s Number One FanWe all know someone who feels they are their team's “number one fan.” They go to all the games, buy all the gear, and take the day off from work when their team loses. Many fans meet this description for the University of Alabama, but none can hold a candle to William Ralph Price, known to everyone as “Shorty.” Shorty Price would do his best to fire up the crowd during a game, usually getting escorted out of the stadium for his efforts. Learn about this perpetual candidate for Alabama Governor and his path to Crimson Tide glory.Suppor...
2023-09-1210 min
Alabama Short StoriesSam Zemurray Goes BananasA Russian immigrant moves to Selma and sees his first banana. He finds out they are shipped to the port of Mobile, and he hatches a plan. This small move to sell “unsellable” bananas sets off a career that will see Sam Zemurray become the leader of one the largest banana importers in the United States. His reach will go farther than Mobile as he has a hand in overthrowing Central American governments. Learn about how Sam Zemurray goes bananas.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s...
2023-09-0513 minAlabama Short StoriesSeason 5 TeaserSeason 5 of the Alabama Short Stories podcast is just around the corner, and I can’t wait for it to get started. Hey, this is Shawn Wright, your host for another trip around the state of Alabama to learn about the characters that make Alabama, well… Alabama. I am going to kick off the season with a story about Sam the Banana Man and his role in getting the banana that’s sitting on your counter from Central America to you just so you can throw it out when it’s too ripe.There’s a story abo...
2023-08-2202 min
Discover BirminghamAuthor of Alabama Short Stories Book and Podcast - Shawn WrightDr. Chase Horton gets caught up on his Alabama history with Shawn Wright, author of Alabama Short Stories. Shawn is also the creator of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, which can be found on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and major podcast platforms.
They talk about the legendary Miss Fancy story, Vulcan's torch, the tragic story of the Botanical Gardens, Bear Bryant's famous "Call Your Mama" commercial, and many more.
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2023-06-301h 03
Vancouver Commercial Real Estate PodcastVCREP #100 | Housing Crisis Solved with Shawn BouchardJoin Cory in a thought-provoking conversation as he sits down with Shawn Bouchard, Chief Operating Officer of Lorval Developments.In this episode, Shawn takes us on a deep dive into the pressing issue of Vancouver's rental housing crisis. With expertise gained from years of experience in the industry, Shawn unpacks his thoughts on the root causes of the problem and offers valuable insight on potential solutions. Discover how government intervention can play a pivotal role in addressing the challenges faced by renters in Vancouver. Shawn's expertise and passion for creating positive change shine through as he shares...
2023-06-1438 min
Alabama Short StoriesJoe Cain and the Mobile Mardi GrasMardi Gras was started in Mobile, Alabama. Don’t let anyone from New Orleans tell you otherwise. After the civil war, one man is credited with getting it started again by dressing like a Chickasaw Chieftan and marching through the streets of Mobile. Joe Cain is celebrated to this day with his own parade during the Mardi Gras season.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a fr...
2023-05-1612 min
Alabama Short StoriesBombinghamTerror has been used as a way to keep people in line for centuries. In Birmingham, with easy access to mining supplies, the klan used dynamite as their tool of terror. But they didn’t count on the resiliency of the citizens in the North Smithfield Community that earned the name Dynamite Hill. By the time four little girls died at the hands of a bomb while at church, Birmingham had already earned its nickname as Bombingham. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap...
2023-05-0912 min
Alabama Short StoriesHorace King, Architect, Engineer and Bridge BuilderWhen conservators removed plaster to ensure the grand staircase in the state capital in Alabama was still safe, they were shocked to find out that they were built by a bridge builder. His name was Horace King. Born a slave, he became one of the south’s pre-eminent builder of bridges, homes, and a staircase or two.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend abou...
2023-05-0211 min
So, You're Kinda a Big Deal...Jessica Wright Tattoo Powerhouse** Please like and subscribe! It helps shape our content :)
Jessica Wright is all the best things about tattooing; professional, hardworking, compassionate, and honest. Her approach to the craft is nothing less than admirable. We talk mentorship, history, what it takes to excel and her undying love of the craft. She owns Capital Tattoo in Edmonton, Canada, the shop she apprenticed in. To say she is a cornerstone in the local tattoo scene would grossly understate her contribution to tattooing. Stoked to throw a little bit of light on this inspiring and hardworking artist.
“So, You’re Kinda a Bi...
2023-04-301h 20
Alabama Short StoriesBanning The BeatlesJohn Lennon was giving a tour of his home to a reporter when he commented on the popularity of his band, the Beatles. “We’re more popular than Jesus now.” This one innocuous line made its way across the ocean to the studios in a radio station in Birmingham, Alabama, where the morning team took offense. Those two DJs would start a worldwide movement to Ban The Beatles. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few way...
2023-04-2510 min
Alabama Short StoriesLonnie Johnson, Inventor of FunLonnie Johnson tinkered so much that the neighborhood kids called him “The Professor.” He won first place in a state-wide science fair in high school and embarked on a career in the military. He later worked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to work on the Galileo mission to Jupiter and the Cassini mission to Saturn. Despite excelling in all these fields, he will forever be known as the person who made a better squirt gun.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you e...
2023-04-1807 min
Alabama Short StoriesA dying woman dreams of Japanese GardensA Japanese war bride who went by the name of Katie Parsons, moved to Birmingham and fell in love with it. When she discovered she had an inoperable brain tumor, her dying wish was to have a garden in her memory in Birmingham. Here about how the town came together to create a garden that was bigger than her dream.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Te...
2023-04-1115 min
Alabama Short StoriesTallulah Bankhead - Say anything about me, darling, as long as it isn't boring.The daughter of Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama. Tallulah would forge her own path in life on the stage and on the screen. This outspoken woman charmed audiences and shocked prudes with her talents and antics. Learn how this woman from Alabama became a star on the stage, screen and in the tabloids.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Bu...
2023-04-0411 min
Alabama Short StoriesSiouxsie and the Banshees and the Mighty WurlitzerIn 1986, the English goth band Siouxsie and the Banshees released their album Tinderbox and setoff to tour the United States. One of their venues was the unlikely Alabama Theater in downtown Birmingham. Find out about the goths and see if they could hold their own against the Mighty Wurlitzer.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Buy some merchandise from the Ar...
2023-03-2808 min
Last Chair: The Ski Utah PodcastSE4EP11 (Bonus) - Cottonwoods Plow Team: Ride-along with Shawn WrightThe Ski Utah Last Chair podcast takes a ride all the way up to Solitude and Brighton in Big Cottonwood Canyon with UDOT Cottonwood plow driver Shawn Wright. A veteran drive, Wright takes us up in a snowstorm riding shotgun in a 30-ton Mack plow truck as he talks about the life of a plow driver and how exhilarating it can be riding the canyons in the dark at 4:00 a.m. on snow mornings.
2023-03-2407 min
Alabama Short StoriesListen to this podcast, or the devil will get you!You see a lot of things driving up and down I-65 in Alabama. Broken-down cars, the odd mattress, the remains of every conceivable animal, and the devil, Beelzebub himself. Yes, you read that right; the devil is holding court on I-65. Learn about the sign that implores you to “Go To Church, or the devil will get you!" Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend...
2023-03-2107 min
Hit 'Em Straight PodcastReaching New Heights and Milestones In Your Business With These Simple Principles | Paul WrightPaul Wright, an Aussie physiotherapist and successful multi-practice owner, shares bits of his coaching and consulting advice for service providers to get the most out of their practice. Paul has been actively involved in business education around the world having lectured to over 20,000 health professionals - in the areas health business marketing, systems, recruitment and practice growth. In this episode he shares his most powerful principles for improving your practice and building the business of your dreams.Connect with Paul: Website: www.mypracticeology.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulwrightpracticeology/
2023-03-1537 min
Alabama Short StoriesClaudette Colvin Gets Up For No OneOn December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks was arrested for not giving up her bus seat to a white rider in Montgomery, Alabama. This episode is not about her. It is about a 15-year old high school student who sat down for her constitutional rights and was arrested nine months before. Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Buy some merchandise from the Art Don...
2023-03-1411 min
The Jason Wright ShowDo Overs, Second Marriage Done Right and Surviving The In The Valley-Entrepreneur Shawn Medlin
Shawn Medlin, author, podcast host, entrepreneur, and life and business strategist, is the founder of the Serve Hard movement. The movement encourages people to serve others while striving for personal excellence. Medlin believes that by serving others, people can positively impact the world while also improving their own lives.
Shawn Medlin is the founder of the Serve Hard movement, which encourages people to serve others while striving for personal excellence in everything they do. Medlin believes that by serving others, people can positively impact the world around them. His Serve Hard movement is based on the principle...
2023-03-021h 43Alabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories Season 4 TeaserHey, this is Shawn Wright, the host of the Alabama Short Stories podcast. I am happy to announce that season 4 of the podcast is almost here.I capped off three great seasons by publishing the book “Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1.” Now I am ready to share ten more episodes of extraordinary people, places, and events. This season I tell the story of a woman who would not move from her seat on a Montgomery bus only to be arrested, and her name is not Rosa Parks. There is a story of a Japanese war b...
2023-02-2802 min
MadLit Musings with Jaime Jo WrightWhat is Magical Realism and Can it Unite with Faith? with Author Shawn SmuckerEver wonder what Magical Realism is and if it can actually walk side by side with faith in a story? Join MadLit Musings Podcast and Author Jaime Jo Wright as she sits down and chats with fellow author Shawn Smucker about imagination, the unexplained in life, and how to reconcile fact and faith.
2023-02-1615 min
Phil Wright & FriendsShawn Bigby Artist & Songwriter "Life Moves at the speed of Relationships"Shawn Bigby talks about his journey as a Artist & Songwriter! In this amazing interview Shawn reminds us that "Life Moves at the speed of Relationships"!! Like and subscribe to on #Youtube at "Phil Wright TV"Follow us on social media!Facebook: Phil Wright ShowInstagram: @pwrightmusic @philwrightpodcast @philmeal
2022-12-051h 38
Alabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories Book PromoI hope you have enjoyed season 3 of Alabama Short Stories. If you haven’t heard the first two seasons, I encourage you to go back and give them a listen. If you prefer to read instead, I’ve got you covered. The book Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1, has been published on Amazon.com and contains all 30 stories from Seasons 1-3, and best of all, it contains pictures. Something that we can’t show on a podcast. We all have friends and family who are just not interested in listening to podcasts, and my guess is that they are als...
2022-10-2501 min
Alabama Short StoriesKudzuKudzu covers every part of Alabama, and we assume it grows with wild abandon, swallowing up parked cars and buildings in its path. In this Alabama Short Stories podcast episode, we learn about how it came to Alabama and how much more time we have before the vine overtakes us. You will also hear the Alabama Short Stories Players present the radio play "Gone With The Kudzilla."https://alabamashortstories.com/kudzu/Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Al...
2022-10-1808 min
Alabama Short StoriesStars Fell On AlabamaHave you ever heard the phrase "Stars Fell on Alabama?" Of course, you have. If you grew up in Alabama, you can't avoid it. You probably can't remember the first time you heard it, but it has always been around. Is it a slogan, a song, a book, or an event? Yes, to all those and more. Hear the story about a celestial event that inspired generations of Alabamians on this Alabama Short Stories podcast episode.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you en...
2022-10-1109 min
Alabama Short StoriesUSS AlabamaThe USS Alabama, BB-60 was a South Dakota class battleship that served in the North Atlantic and Pacific during World War II. At the war's end, she was mothballed and stored in the Pacific Reserve Fleet in Puget Sound outside Bremerton, Washington. Twenty years later, the Navy announced in 1962 that the South Dakota class of battleships would be sold for scrap. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, you will learn about Mobile and state officials who sprang into action to save the ship and bring her home to the port of Mobile.Support...
2022-10-0412 min
Alabama Short StoriesWhere did that town name come fromAlabama has its fair share of interesting town names. Of course, we would. A lot of cultures have passed through our state. The French, Spanish, and English all have left their mark. So did the different Indian nations. They left names we use today, some with our own Alabama pronunciations. There are also town names that make no sense at first glance until you learn their backstory. In this Alabama Short Stories podcast episode, we will learn about some of our state's more unique town names and why townspeople chose those names.Support the Podcast
2022-09-2716 min
Alabama Short StoriesLou WoosterCholera came to Birmingham in 1873 and hit the new town hard. By the end of the summer, over half of its citizens had fled the city. Only the sick, the physicians caring for them, and the prostitutes stayed behind. This Alabama Short Stories episode tells the story of one of those prostitutes that stayed behind, Louise Wooster. Not only did their service in nursing the sick and burying the dead help at the moment, but their service helped save a city on the verge of tremendous growth.Support the PodcastThe podcast is...
2022-09-2010 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe First 911 CallCreating a single emergency number was tossed about for more than a decade before the FCC and AT&T worked together on a solution. On January 12, 1968, AT&T announced that 911 would be the emergency code in the United States. There was no plan for a “first” call, and seeing an opportunity, Bob Gallagher, president of Alabama Telephone Company, decided to be the first in the country. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, learn about that first call and what it took to implement. Support the PodcastThe podcast is free, but i...
2022-09-1308 min
Alabama Short StoriesDouglas Leigh Lights Up Times SquareThe outdoor board has been ubiquitous around the state of Alabama. Signs are found up and down the interstate, in our towns, on back roads, and in every imaginable place. But in New York City, specifically Times Square, the creativity and scale of the outdoor boards have been taken to another level. And we have the son of Anniston, Alabama, to thank for that. Douglas Leigh began creating his “spectaculars” in the 1930s and made his mark on the Great White Way, influencing the signs we see today in Times Square. Hear about Douglas Leigh’s story on this Alabam...
2022-09-0611 min
Practiceology "7 Questions in 7 Minutes" PodcastHow to Make a Bigger Impact and Create the Lifestyle You Deserve with Shawn DillIn this episode USA based Chiropractor and founder of “The Black Diamond Club”, Shawn Dill, shares how health and service providers can reach more people and build wealth.Click the link below to get access to his FREE “Time Matters Workshop”, plus a copy of his book “None of Your Business – Helping Service providers Fall in Love with the Idea of Being an Entrepreneur”.https://www.gethopetoday.com/ Is Your Health Business Leaking Money?Find Out by Completing the FREE 2 Minute Practice Efficiency Survey – PLUS Get a FREE pdf Copy of Paul Wright’...
2022-09-0609 min
Alabama Short StoriesMiss FancyWhat is a zoo without an elephant? That is precisely what Birmingham citizens thought when the zoo opened in Avondale Park. Park officials set out to find their elephant, choosing an Asian elephant from the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. She was named Miss Fancy and made her debut at the Birmingham Home Products Show. In this Alabama Short Story podcast episode, you will learn about Miss Fancy’s adventures in Birmingham and beyond.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways...
2022-08-3013 min
Alabama Short StoriesRuth Elder, PilotAlabama is known for its many aviators and astronauts. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, you will learn about a woman who decided that if Charles Lindbergh could fly across the Atlantic, so could she. Ruth Elder left Anniston, Alabama, learned to fly, and became one of Alabama’s first women aviators. You will hear about some of her accomplishments and if she made it across the Atlantic or not.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a fe...
2022-08-2313 min
Alabama Short StoriesClose Encounters in MobileIn the summer of 1976, Hollywood descended on Mobile, Alabama, to tell the story of a small child who aliens had abducted. The Mobile economy had been suffering since the close of Brookley Field seven years earlier. But Hollywood needed what no other location had, huge, empty airplane hangers. Director Steven Spielberg and actors Richard Dreyfuss, Melinda Dillon, Teri Garr, Francois Truffaut, and Bob Balaban and their crew descended on the town, making a small contribution to Mobile’s economy. This short story is about the making of Close Encounters of the Third Kind in Mobile, Alab...
2022-08-1609 min
Alabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories Season 3 TeaserHey, this is Shawn Wright, the host of the Alabama Short Stories podcast. I am happy to announce that season 3 of the podcast is almost here.There was a great response to the first two seasons, and this upcoming season will not disappoint. It’s ten episodes of extraordinary people, state icons, unique events, and questions that need to be answered.We tell a story about the bright lights of Hollywood coming to Mobile to film the story of a toddler kidnapped by aliens. Then there is a story about a man from Anniston who mo...
2022-08-0702 min
The Real Estate TakeoffGround Up Development And Accessory Dwelling Units - Tim WrightTim Wright, P.E. is the Founder of Peak Realty Partners, an investment management firm, and WRIGHT Management Inc. which performs construction management, development management, and real estate management services. He is a licensed Professional Civil Engineer, and a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) accredited professional. After two decades of experience in construction management and real estate development he assists Clients in the art of creating incredible real estate projects using construction and design acumen, project management, building operations, and real estate project development skills and expertise. He’s involved in all aspects of conceptual design, project fi...
2022-06-201h 00
Alabama Short StoriesVulcan's TorchThis is our third and final story featuring Red Mountain in Birmingham. The statue of Vulcan has been standing on a pedestal above lone pine gap on Red Mountain since 1939. Not long after that, he would be seen holding a green or red popsicle until 1999 when he came down from the mountain for a much-needed refurbishment and not because of the end of the world mentioned in episode 4. This is the story of the neon “torch,” why it was there and not the spear we see him holding today.This is our final story of season 2 of the...
2022-02-0809 min
Alabama Short StoriesWilliam Rufus King – Alabama’s Vice PresidentOriginally from North Carolina, William Rufus King would move to Alabama and become instrumental in the establishment of Alabama as a state, writing the first constitution and creating Alabama. He would also serve the country at the national level as well. He became Vice-President of the United States with President Franklin Pierce, but he would never serve a day. This is King’s story on the Alabama Short Stories podcast.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you...
2022-02-0110 min
Alabama Short StoriesClark Byers sees Rock CityIn season 1, we learned about a man from Germany who moved to Alabama to paint portraits. We also learned about a woman who painted on spider webs. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, we learn about a man who painted on an entirely different canvas, the roofs of barns. If you have ever seen a barn roof promoting Rock City, then Byers and his crew painted it. He was born in Alabama and lived in Georgia and Tennessee. He would come home to open Sequoyah Caverns, using the marketing skills he learned working with Rock City...
2022-01-2507 min
Alabama Short StoriesAndrew Jackson Beard – InventorAndrew Jackson Beard was born a slave on a plantation near Pinson, Alabama. After gaining his freedom, he went on to become a farmer, millwright, and prolific inventor. Even though he could not read or write, Beard went on to own patents for plows, rotary engines and was to make trains safer and more efficient, becoming a millionaire in the process. This is his story on the Alabama Short Stories podcast.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few wa...
2022-01-1808 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Cut in Red MountainThis is our second story about Red Mountain this season and it is about the actual mountain. For decades there had been talk about tunneling through the mountain to help travelers coming from Homewood, Mountain Brook, and towns to the south. Officials even brought in a famous New York tunnel engineer to assess the plans. Finally, someone suggested they cut a slice out of the mountain and the rest is history. Not only was travel over the mountain improved, but the Red Mountain Expressway Cut was designated as a National Natural Landmark by the United States Department o...
2022-01-1113 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Wichahpi Commemorative Stone Wall – Tom’s WallTuscumbia native Tom Hendrix had learned about his relatives through the stories his grandmother would tell him. A trip to Oklahoma and a meeting with a woman named Minnie Long would change the course of his life. 8.5 million pounds of stone later, Hendrix had finished a project to honor his great-great-grandmother Te-lah-nay. This is their story on this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast. Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell...
2022-01-0408 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Club at the End of the WorldWhat do you do when it’s December 31, 1999, and the end of the world is upon you? You celebrate at Birmingham’s iconic The Club of course, where the view of the apocalypse is unsurpassed. This is the story of the private club, “The Club” and the Y2K problem when our robot-overlords would soon rise up. This is the first story of three that happen along Red Mountain in Birmingham on the Alabama Short Stories podcast.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stor...
2021-12-2807 min
Alabama Short StoriesJohn Pratt - Inventor of the TypewriterJohn Pratt lived in the sleepy town of Centre, Alabama where he was a writer, lawyer, and teacher. He eventually owned and edited the local paper. Pratt wrote a lot in his many careers. So much so that in an effort to cut down on the writer’s cramp, he invented a machine to write for him. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, we learn about John Pratt’s road to inventing the typewriter.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short...
2021-12-2107 min
Alabama Short StoriesGordie Howe scores a goalWhen you think of ice hockey, you don’t think of Birmingham, Alabama. At least you didn’t in the mid-1970s when the Birmingham Bulls of the WHA came to town. For the next few seasons, some of the greatest hockey players of all time would come to the civic center coliseum including Bobby Hull, Wayne Gretzky, and the subject of this episode, Gordie Howe. In a professional career that started in 1946, Howe would score one of his most iconic goals in his career in the football capital of the south. This is his story on the Alabama Shor...
2021-12-1409 min
Alabama Short StoriesFess WhatleyWhat do Erskine Hawkins, Sun Ra and Cleve Eaton all have in common? They were all students of Fess Whatley, famed Birmingham band leader at A.H. Parker High School. Whatley would end up training musicians that would populate some of the largest bands during his teaching tenure. Learn about Fess Whatley and student Erskine Hawkins in this, the first episode of Season 2 of the Alabama Short Stories podcast.Support the PodcastThe podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you ca...
2021-12-0709 minAlabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories Season 2 TeaserWelcome to Alabama Short Stories Season 2. I’m your host, Shawn Wright.We have another season of great Alabama short stories that you may not have learned about in your Alabama Civics class or read in books. We have stories about the inventor of the typewriter and the Janney coupler used on trains. Both men were successful in their own ways, and they came from entirely different backgrounds.I tell stories about a man who spent his life on the highways of the south painting on barns and another man who spent a big...
2021-11-2901 min
Wright Where You Are with Jason WrightShawn Rapier — His Unreal Experience of Adopting Six KidsShawn Rapier is a writer, comedian, podcast host, sales guru, and passionate advocate for adoption. He and his wife's story of adopting six children is filled with miracles and tender mercies from heaven.This week's episode has plenty of tears, laughs, and Shawn's offer to adopt me and take me to Disney. Don't miss it.For more information about Shawn, visit his web site.To hear the episode referenced with Shawn and Boyd Matheson, click here.Have one more moment? We love ratings and reviews! It takes just a second...
2021-08-261h 04
The Pure Living Family PodcastKatie Wright and the story of Autism SpeaksWe understand that there might be conflict with some very important relationships in most people's lives, especially with everything going on right now. We definitely have experienced conflict with loved ones. It is not fun and it is not easy to navigate.
This episode we interview Katie Wright. Her parents Bob and Suzanne Wright started Autism Speaks in the early 2000's. Katie offers wisdom that is not easy to find, especially in the special needs world.
The Pure Living Family Podcast is brought to you by https://www.hemphealth.shop/ - Empowering people to take co...
2021-08-1931 min
Slasher ScottyEpisode 150: Shawn Wright InterviewScotty is back with another episode and interview on Slasher Scotty and his guest is the director of the indie film, Night of the Axe, Shawn Wright. Shawn discusses with Scotty on the differences of the short film of the same name and the challenges that happened during the making of its feature film, how the party scene in the film turned into an actual party, how his killer mimics the likes of Friday the 13th Part 2's Jason Voorhees and The Phantom Killer in The Town That Dreaded Sundown, and much, much more.
2021-07-0815 min
Alabama Short StoriesMary Anderson: Inventor of the Windshield WiperSome of the people we will talk about on Alabama Shorts Stories are inventors. You may be surprised at all the items that were created right here in Alabama. The windshield wiper for instance. This simple idea was a game-changer and today we probably take the windshield wiper for granted. As the saying goes, "you don't miss it until they're gone." In this final episode of season 1 of Alabama Short Stories, we learn about Mary Anderson and how a cold and rainy trip to New York City gave her the inspiration to create the windshield wiper. ...
2021-06-2910 min
Alabama Short StoriesBirmingham's Miss LibertyBirmingham has its share of statues around town. There are statues of people in Kelly Ingram Park, Linn Park, the UAB campus, Samford's Campus, the Birmingham Museum of Art, Five Points South, Rickwood Field, and the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. Even Eddie Kendricks of the Temptations is on 4th Avenue North at 18th Street. I could go on and on about statues around town. The big three in Birmingham are Vulcan, Miss Electra, and Miss Liberty. And until 1989, they could see each other from their perches in and around downtown Birmingham. Our subject on th...
2021-06-2208 min
Alabama Short StoriesShe Painted on Spider WebsIn an earlier episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, we talked about the painter William Frye. An artist who learned the ways of the masters at Heidelberg University in Prague, Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) and painted on traditional mediums such as stretched canvas. In this episode, we learn about Huntsville's own Anne Clopton. A self-taught painter, Clopton took a different path and chose to paint on spider webs.Find out about her choice of medium and why she chose a spider web on this episode.Support the showS...
2021-06-1510 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Portraits of William FryeMy parents have a set of portraits hanging in their living room of Ephraim H. Foster and his wife Susan A. Watkins. My third great-grandparents. Painted before the civil war, these portraits were passed down in the family to their daughter Bettie Foster. To her daughter, Susie Pointer, then to my grandmother Elizabeth Malone and finally to my father. Interest in these portraits was instrumental in me learning more about my family history. Portraits have always been more than a record. They have also been used to show power, wealth, social standing, or some other qualities of t...
2021-06-0807 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe Sylacauga MeteoriteSylacauga is known for many things. Most famously for its fine white Madre Cream marble, which has is used in buildings all over the world. In Washington D.C. alone, it has been used in some form in the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the U.S. Supreme Court building, in addition to the state of Alabama Capitol and the State Archives in Montgomery. And Sylacauga is known as the hometown of television star Jim Nabors, better known to all of us as “Gomer Pyle.” But this episode is not about one of those Sylaca...
2021-06-0108 min
The Horrorwolf666 PodcastDirector Shawn WrightSend us a textOn this episode of the podcast, I talk to director/producer Shawn Wright. He is the man behind the killer 80s style throwback slasher Night of the Axe. We talk independent filmmaking and horror. There are links below to Shawn's website and short films.https://vimeo.com/facemeltfeatureshttps://www.facebook.com/facemeltfeatures/https://facemelt-features.square.site/product/night-of-the-axe-full-length-poster/4https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10653346/Synth Outro by Abraxas Horn
2021-05-2958 min
Alabama Short StoriesThe First Radio Station in Alabama, WSYNot only do we get radio from towers located around the state, but we can also now get it from satellites. We can also get a form of radio as podcasts which you download to your phone or electronic device to listen to at your leisure. Some may argue that podcasts are not radio at all, but we can all agree that radio has been around all our lives. In Alabama, it started almost 100 years ago.There were very few companies in the early 1920s that had any experience with the high-powered electricity it took to build...
2021-05-2512 min
Alabama Short StoriesFootball Goes To Court, Homewood vs. TuscaloosaIn 1974 Homewood High School and its football team were only three years old. The coach was only 26 years old. To think that a team this new, this young, could break into the Alabama State 4A football playoffs was unthinkable. But that was right where they stood after beating rival Mtn. Brook 48-6 to finish with a 9-1 record.At the end of the regular season, Tuscaloosa High School had an identical record but was declared the Region 7 champions, with a 5-1 regional record besting Homewood's record. Soon after, Tuscaloosa was disqualified sending Homewood to the p...
2021-05-1808 min
Alabama Short StoriesAble and Baker in SpaceAlabama is lucky to have its share of astronauts who were born in Alabama or while working with NASA, lived here for a time, specifically in Huntsville. There is a chance you could run into an astronaut in Alabama. It's a slim chance but still a possibility. If you grew up in the '70s and made the annual pilgrimage to the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, you have a really good chance to meet Mrs. Baker. She made her trip into space before the Mercury astronauts and lived out her life at the center. You w...
2021-05-1108 min
Alabama Short StoriesGreenville Basketball and the First State ChampionshipThirty short years after the first basketball game was played in Springville, Massachusetts, Greenville High School’s basketball season was just getting started. Sports fans in Greenville knew this team was special and that they would go far. The city council appropriated money to have electric lights on the ball court. Everyone in town went to the games. The talk of the town was that these boys would do them proud.The enthusiasm paid off when the team was invited to the 1921 state basketball tournament. The newly formed Alabama High School Athletic Association was holding its first st...
2021-05-0408 min
Alabama Short StoriesBear Bryant wants you to call your mamaUniversity of Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant was featured in many commercials during his time as a coach. None stood out more than one he was in for South Central Bell, the regional phone company. Listen in this podcast about how the commercial came about and where the iconic line about his mama came from.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free but it’s not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the po...
2021-04-2209 minAlabama Short StoriesAlabama Short Stories Season One TeaserHi, my name is Shawn Wright, the host, and creator of Alabama Short Stories. The podcast that was created to celebrate those stories about Alabama that you don’t hear about often, if ever. They are the stories that were not shared in your fourth-grade civics class. In the first season, we share two different stories of Alabama high school sports teams that had to overcome obstacles on their way towards a state championship. One team gets there and another doesn’t. We tell the stories of two distinct painters in Huntsville. One trained in Euro...
2021-04-2001 min
Attorney Knows Best .com - Intelligent Interviews, Interesting Insight, Intriguing Information.Former Judge and Attorney Joseph Wright - Serious, Dedicated, and Funny. Full Circle of The Law - A Chat With A Consummate Professional.Former Judge Joe Wright engages in an intriguing conversation on his experience in the law. Mr. Wright is candid in this chat with the host discussing serious topics, his dedication to the law, and the humorous side of the legal practice.
Joe, as he likes to be called, shares his insight on different stages of his career. He shares a funny story of a former criminal client in New Orleans, Louisiana that worked at the original Popeyes who just so happened to rob a bank after frying 5,000 pounds of chicken. He shares a...
2021-03-091h 08
Wicked Horror ShowWicked Horror Show presents : Talking indie shorts with directors Shawn Wright, Brandon Tanczak, Jill Trager and Daniel James Pike Shawn Wright,This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com
On Tonights Episode We Talk To Three Directors with Short Horror Films We Talk to Brandon Tanczak and Jill Trager about their short Devine Insperation , Shawn Wright and his shorts SpirIt Board : Doorway to Death and Night of the Axe and Daniel James Pike about The Acrylic .
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College film students Grace, Michael and Jimmy are making a documentary about upcoming abstract artist Jesse Valentine. While interviewing him in his home studio they learn about his...
2020-08-061h 00
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