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    Explore "television series" with insightful episodes like "2.19 : Space : Above and Beyond (1995)", "Talk of the Town: The Economy, Social Media, Summer Streaming, and More", "Beyond The Wire: The Path to Greatness with Tristan Mack Wilds", "EP 302 - Fat Vampires, Storytelling, and Empathy with Johnny B. Truant" and "Episode 88: The Last of Us (w/ Guest Shaurya Chawla)" from podcasts like ""Suns and Shadows-Cast", "Town Square with Ernie Manouse", "Off The Cuff with Danny LoPriore", "Stark Reflections on Writing and Publishing" and "Awesome Friday Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (7)

    2.19 : Space : Above and Beyond (1995)

    2.19 : Space : Above and Beyond (1995)

    Jeff and Kev return to the intergalatic fight of a lifetime. James Wong and Glen Morgan's Space : Above and Beyond that ran on Fox for 1 Season, starring an incredible with an equally compelling drama set against the backdrop of war. We talk all things about the first half of this show. Do not miss this episode, we won't leave you hanging. It's easier than eating pancakes because won't stop till the screamin' starts! 

     

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    Talk of the Town: The Economy, Social Media, Summer Streaming, and More

    Talk of the Town: The Economy, Social Media, Summer Streaming, and More

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    Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk.

    It’s time for another “Talk of the Town!” For the full hour, our panel of guests share their perspectives on trending headlines of the week as well as topics recently covered on Town Square with Ernie Manouse.

    Today’s panel consists of bestselling author and Managing Editor of The Houston Defender ReShonda Tate, life coach and co-founder of The League Terry The Trainer, and actress Deborah Hope.

    The panel shares their thoughts on trending topics, including, the current state of the U.S. economy, political news such as the cocaine that was found in the White House this week, as well as the debate over free speech online and being held accountable for what we say on social media.

    Plus, the group discusses Meta’s new app, Threads, and whether it can take on Twitter in terms of popularity, representation for interpreting classic works like Gone with the Wind, as well as shows they’re streaming.

     

    Guests:

    ReShonda Tate

    • Managing Editor, The Houston Defender
    • National Bestselling Author

    Terry “The Trainer” Williams

    • Life Coach
    • Co-Founder, The League

    Deborah Hope

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    Beyond The Wire: The Path to Greatness with Tristan Mack Wilds

    Beyond The Wire: The Path to Greatness with Tristan Mack Wilds

    The Wire is considered by many to be the greatest television series in history. For 5 seasons, it kept viewers from a broad cross-section locked in and watching every move the complex characters made … including Michael, a role played by my guest today, the one and only Tristan Mack Wilds!

    He’s a native New Yorker and a man who wears many hats and each time he graces the screen, mic, or stage, your eyes can’t help but gravitate toward his supreme talents. In today’s episode, we go deep inside The Wire, to find out how the show pushed him to become a better entertainer and helped set the stage for the next phase of his career. 

    “I don’t think I’ve ever, or I haven’t yet been fully satisfied with where I am or what I’m doing.” - Tristan

    He’s a husband and a father and a man who understands that none of us are perfect, but inside those imperfections … we only have one life to live … so get busy living it. He’s Tristan Mack Wilds, a man who wants it all … and he’s not afraid to go for it!

    “Those uncomfortable positions are where actual growth happens and you can’t grow unless you’re comfortable in those uncomfortable situations.” - Tristan

     

    In This Episode 

    • (2:32)- Tristan opens up and discusses how he stays motivated following his role on “The Wire.”

    • (4:15) – Tristan introduces us to the perfectionist that lives within

    • (5:40) - The Wire: A crossover masterpiece as people from all walks loved, and still love the show. 

    • (10:50) – How Tristan managed Michaels’ trauma on “The Wire”.

    • (16:40) – “The Wire” was art imitating life. 

    • (20:00) – The writing, timing, and authenticity of the writing on “The Wire” was pure genius. . 

    • (28:00) – There were no special effects in “The Wire” …it was just hood!

    • (29:28) – Danny and Tristan ponder that the show's most feared character was gay.

    • (31:02) – Tristan tells how he loves writing that respects the intelligence of the audience. 

    • (34:29) – You’ve only got one life … do it all!

    • (35:26) – Danny touches on the value of Exposure Therapy. 

    • (37:38) – Tristan wants to protect his daughter from any of his hidden pain. 

    • (39:17) – A man’s world changes when he has a daughter. 

    • (47:42) – Therapy: A life-changing decision for Tristan. 

    • (48:44) – The importance of saying nice things to yourself.

     

    Our Guest 

    Tristan Mack Wilds is a man of many talents. He’s a record producer, songwriter, singer, and actor. He received critical acclaim for his role as Michael in the groundbreaking HBO series, “The Wire”. Over the years, his career has been a steady ascent into high-profile challenges roles, each proving to be rewarding, helping to shape and mold one of the industry’s premier talents. 

     

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    EP 302 - Fat Vampires, Storytelling, and Empathy with Johnny B. Truant

    EP 302 - Fat Vampires, Storytelling, and Empathy with Johnny B. Truant

    Mark interviews Johnny B. Truant, the author of the Fat Vampire novels adapted by SyFy as "Reginald the Vampire" starring Spider-Man's Jacob Batalon.

    Prior to the interview, Mark shares a word about this episode's sponsor.

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    During the interview Mark and Johnny talk about:

    • How Mark and Johnny have known one another for more than 10 years
    • Young Johnny who had always wanted to be a writer and convinced his high school newspaper to allow him to write a column for them
    • Orbiting the same circles as Sean Platt and how the two met via working via places like Copyblogger and the Blog World Conference
    • How The Self Publishing Podcast came from Johnny wanting to interview (and talk and learn from) Sean Platt and David Wright about the co-authoring and self-publishing they were doing
    • Where the spark for the idea of "Fat Vampire" came from (the old "after-show" podcast they did called "Better Off Undead" for horror fans
    • Johnny wanting to explore the "sameness taken to the extreme" in Reginald, the fat vampire
    • How not being exclusive to Amazon actually led to Johnny selling the option and license for FAT VAMPIRE to become the TV show "Reginald the Vampire"
    • The expression "enthusiasm is free"
    • What it was like watching the TV show "Reginald the Vampire" based on Johnny's novels
    • Prepping for releasing a companion podcast to the TV series
    • Spending three days on the set of the recording of the television program
    • Johnny's views on the power of story and how they can help break through those psychological walls and the blocks that someone might put up to a different perspective by introducing readers to a "maybe they're just like me" train of thought
    • And more...

    After the interview Mark reflects on the importance of storytelling in creating connections between people and empathy, sharing a few quotes from an articile in Discovery magazine, as well as the reality of when an author's work is adapated for media.

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    Johnny B. Truant is the bestselling author of Fat Vampire, adapted by SyFy as "Reginald the Vampire" starring Spider-Man's Jacob Batalon. His other books include Pretty Killer, Pattern Black, Invasion, The Beam, Dead City, and over 100 other titles across many genres.

     


    The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

    Episode 88: The Last of Us (w/ Guest Shaurya Chawla)

    Episode 88: The Last of Us (w/ Guest Shaurya Chawla)

    Greetings programs! You’re reading this correctly, a second episode this week! I was given access to the entire first season of the new HBO series The Last of Us, an adaptation of the PlayStation video game franchise of the same name. Joining me to speak about it is my friend Shaurya Chawla, who has not only seen the whole series but, unlike me, has played the game. 

    In this episode, we will give some brief thoughts on the whole of season one, followed by a more in-depth discussion of the premiere episode of the series, which has just finished airing on HBO. We keep the first half spoiler free, but there are some details in the back half. 

    Join us!


    SHAURYA CHAWLA

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    Ep. 34 - The Editing of THE BEAR with Joanna Naugle and Adam Epstein, ACE

    Ep. 34 - The Editing of THE BEAR with Joanna Naugle and Adam Epstein, ACE

    Joanna Naugle and Adam Epstein, ACE talk about their experience editing the hit FX series The Bear and share advice on making the transition from working on unscripted to scripted content.

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    Episode 427: Episode #425! Moon Knight!

    Episode 427: Episode #425! Moon Knight!

    Episode #425! Moon Knight! Disney+ now has episodes streaming of the first major character to debut on their pay service. This week we focus on the Doug Moench and Ron Perlin created comic book character. We talk comic origin then move to the new television series. Is he a hero, a mercenary, an avatar of Egyptian god Khonshu or just suffering from dissociative identity disorder? All the above. Check it out! 

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