Lancaster city’s biggest events are brought together with the leadership or support of the Mayor’s Office of Special Events, cheerfully known around town as MOOSE. Jen Baker, the director of this nonprofit, talks with us about how the office got its start, the events it puts on, and their exciting plans for future growth.

The Mayor’s Office of Special Events can be found on Facebook and Twitter.

Thanks to all who participated in our August listener survey. If you’re interested in the results, we welcome you to check ‘em out.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

Erin Murray drives all the way from Evansville, Indiana to appear as this week’s guest. She’s a singer-songwriter who considers Lancaster County her second home. This episode features a live recording of “One Way Radio” and a studio version of her unreleased track “Beautiful Day.” You can learn more about Erin and hear more of her work on the Erin Murray MySpace page.

Whenever we have old friends on the show, the result is more fun and casual, and this week is no exception. We had a lot of fun conversing and we hope you enjoy listening.

Last reminder—if you haven’t yet taken a minute to complete our August Listener Survey, we would greatly appreciate if you did so now.

We’re lining up our fall schedule of guests, so now’s the time to let us know if you’re interested in sitting down to talk with us, or if you know someone we should invite. Just shoot David an e-mail at feedback@thelancast.com.

Finally, we can’t say enough how much we appreciate it when listeners like you review The Lancast on iTunes. It helps new listeners become part of “the cast.”

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We talk this week with Representative Bryan Cutler. During his visit to the studio we talked about his path into the political world. In the second half Bryan tells us how he uses social media to keep in touch with his constituents.

You can connect with Bryan Cutler on

• Twitter
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Website

Please help us improve The Lancast by taking this 1-minute listener survey. Thank you!

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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Matthew Lester joins us this week to talk about his professional photography in the healthcare and higher ed industries, his artistic iPhone photography, and what it’s like being a member of The Candy Factory, a new coworking space in Lancaster city.

Matthew is the man behind Matthew Lester Photography, and he has compiled a book of iPhone photographs he has taken. He will be teaching a one-day course, “Taking Photos with your iPhone,” on Saturday, Sept 25, at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. The cost to attend is $120.

Please help us improve The Lancast by taking this 1-minute listener survey. Thank you!

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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We hit the road this week to travel all the way to the west side of Lancaster city to record with the band Kheris in their garage rehearsal studio. The release of their new album, The World Outside, coincides with the release of this episode of The Lancast.

The members of Kheris are Steve Slesser, Keith Slesser (Steve and Keith are brothers), Aaron Gagne, Rob Nye, and Kyle Kettering.

This episode includes a live performance (the poor mixing is our fault) and the studio version of “Angel” from their new album.

Kheris will be performing in Lancaster on Sunday, August 22nd with The Sketties. Watch their MySpace page for more information.

Things mentioned in the show:

• OFM
• Bube’s Brewery
• Gullifty’s
• Open Mic Night every Wednesday at American Bar & Grill
• The Sleeping World (another band Rob used to play in)

Please help us improve The Lancast by taking this 1-minute listener survey. Thank you!

Also, be sure to listen to the most recent episode of Around the Wood Stove, another podcast produced here in Lancaster. Jason Mundock interviews us about The Lancast and the podcasting scene in Lancaster County.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association with special thanks to Tri State Indie.

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We continue our conversation with the guys at The Tourist Trap, another Lancaster-based podcast.

Whereas last week we talked with Justin and Stephen about our personal lives, especially our religious lives, this week we talk specifically about podcasting in general and The Tourist Trap specifically.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association and Not Bad Design.

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Another Lancaster-based podcast, The Tourist Trap, is hosted by Justin Carroll and Stephen Sarro, and the two of them join us this week to talk about one of their most common topics: religion. Most episodes of The Lancast focus on our guests’ public and professional lives, but in this episode we take the opportunity to get personal, each of us talking about our religious experiences as young adults.

It turns out that all four of us intentionally left the church in our early 20s, and then several years later have recommitted to being a part of a Christian church congregation. What drove us each out, and what drew us back? What has changed in our beliefs, and what have we held on to? That’s what our conversation is about.

As Daniel says in the opening of this episode, we recognize that all four of us are Protestant Christians, and we’re eager to learn about the religious experiences of others in the Lancaster community. So please leave your feedback in the comments below, or contact us (feedback@thelancast.com) if you’re interested in being a guest on the show for a future episode.

Justin and Stephen are great guys, and since we found a lot in common our recorded conversation went longer than an hour. We’re committed to our goal of half-hour shows, though, so we did a lot of editing to so that this episode comes in at 35 minutes.

Our churches:

• Westminster Presbyterian Church
• Gap Community Church
• Grace Lutheran Church

If you enjoy this show, please help us out by taking a minute to write a brief 5-star review on iTunes. Thanks!

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association with a special thanks to Not Bad Design.

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We travel to record on location this week at The Wood Stove House, home of Jason Mundok. Jason is a musician who is constantly looking to take his musical experiences to new levels. This drive brought him to open up his home to host house concerts here in Lancaster.

Calling his home The Wood Stove House, after the prominent wood stove that sits on the stage area, Jason looks to bring artists from the local community and abroad to a intimate audience of about thirty. The Wood Stove House will be entering its second concert season this fall.

Wanting to bring his love for the arts to even more people and realizing the talent that was passing through his home, Jason turned to an outlet that he already had a love for, podcasting. Recording in his already established home studio, Around The Wood Stove was born. Sporting a very well polished production style reminiscent of NPR, Jason interviews musicians and artists about how they got started and the perils of their art.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association. We are proud to be supporting Team Sarcoma: Keepin’ it Kevin, a local initiative aiming to raise awareness for Sarcoma Cancers and to build funds to support the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative.

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Break music: Good Coffee Blues by Jason Mundok. Used by permission of the artist.

On this episode of the podcast we’re joined by Marie Cusick, a reporter for Blue Ridge Cable Channel 11 here in Lancaster County.

Marie talks about how she got into journalism after completing a degree in political science, where she sees the television news industry heading, and what inspired her to recently begin a series of reports on environmentally conscious activity in the Lancaster area, The Green Life with Marie.

If you missed it, Marie interviewed us first. This is just payback.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association. We are proud to be supporting Team Sarcoma: Keepin’ it Kevin, a local initiative aiming to raise awareness for Sarcoma Cancers and to build funds to support the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

We’re joined this week by Ryan and Dawn Bracken, proprietors of Folklore Coffee & Company in Elizabethtown. Their passion for coffee and for making their business work in E-town comes through loud and clear.

They talk about setting up shop in Elizabethtown, making great coffee, and bringing musical acts to their 10,000 square-foot space.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

Lancaster city resident Russell Frost, a commercial photographer and marketing professional (through Frost Imaging), tells us how he and his family decided to move from Florida to Lancaster eight years ago, how he established his business here, and what a few of his key aspirations are.

One of his aspirations is to help other Americans warm up to hybrid vehicles, a goal he pursues through his podcast What Drives Us and a website for the Prius Owners Group. Another of his aspirations is to help give alternative arts a big boost in Lancaster, and Creative Works of Lancaster is how he pursues that one.

Russel tells us about his adventure last year doing the Prius Drive Thru, during which he drove across the country in a brand-new Toyota Prius visiting national parks, taking photographs, and blogging the experience.

And, if you’re a photographer interested in learning from Russell (hint: you should be), he’s sharing much of his knowledge through The Aperture Collective.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

Tri State Indie, an online magazine about the independent music scene in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey (with a hint of Maryland from time to time), is the brainchild and ongoing work of Lancaster resident Stephanie Seiple. Stephanie tells the story of how Tri State Indie came to be, explain how contributing writers make it all work, and clues Daniel in on what’s going on in local music.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

Rusty Banks, Andy Babin, and Ryan Mast discuss the meaning of collaboration and ask what interactions artists should have with their local community.

Recently David had the idea of creating a video of a variety of musicians playing the pianos that Music for Everyone has placed around Lancaster City for the summer in a project they’re calling Keys for the City. Ryan and Andy shot the video and recorded the sound, Rusty composed original music and organized the pianists, and David is producing.

Rusty Banks is a composer and musician who, among other projects, provides music lessons here in Lancaster.

Andy Babin works alongside Ryan Mast as Meteor Tower‘s audio person.

Ryan Mast has appeared twice before on The Lancast. He joined Daniel last September to talk about augmented reality and Millersville, and then participated in our one-year anniversary show.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Lancaster County Art Association.

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Break music: Like King Cool in a Sunbed by Kämmerer

UPDATE!

The Ring The Keys Video is now finished. Watch it below.

Longtime friend of the podcast Christine Minnich stops by to talk about why she moved to Lancaster city and her love for history.

Christine is currently working on writing a book about the 200 years of her Elizabethtown church’s history. She also shared with us how she uses online ancestry tools to do research for her book and personal family tree.

We learned about how books are constructed and how Christine makes books by hand.

Chrstine has organized a concert of Hiram Ring and Nathaniel Tann at Bossler Mennonite Church the evening of June 26. More information can be found on the Facebook event page.

We also discuss two new podcasts in Lancaster: The Tourist Trap and Around the Wood Stove.

Christine’s blog is Unveiled Patterns, she is on Twitter as @unveildpatterns, and she is the graphic designer for Math-U-See homeschool curriculum.

Listeners of this episode may be interested in the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society and their Lancaster Roots 300 campaign for 2010.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Dance of the Urbanite by Tryad

On May 11th, 2010 Marie Cusick reported a story on podcasting featuring The Lancast for Blue Ridge Cable TV news. They also interviewed Max Phillips from Creatively Wired, another podcast from Lancaster.

The interview with us took place at Penn Cinema during the recording of our latest episode with Penn Ketchum and Andy Tuzzino.

We took a vacation this week while our equipment was on loan to PAPA (Podcast for the Advanced Photo Amateur). We hope you enjoy this clip from our fifteen minuets of fame on Blue Ridge Cable TV. If you get some time check out PAPA and we’ll see you next week.

Penn Cinema in Lititz, PA is that rare independent theater that provides a first-rate movie-going experience while also being commercially successful. Managing partner Penn Ketchum and film buyer Andy Tuzzino are the brains, brawn, and sense of humor behind much of that success, and this week we get to sit down with these two Lancaster County residents for the second time in Lancast history.

The first episode with Penn and Andy, released exactly one year ago, covered how Penn Cinema began as well as giving a preview of 2009′s summer movies.

This time around Penn and Andy begin with a look back at the memorable films from the past twelve months, including their thoughts on the rise of 3D in the movie industry. In the second half of the show we get a new summer movie preview for 2010, as well as the inside scoop on the IMAX theater Penn Cinema is building, which will open this November.

This episode is longer than usual, but that’s because Penn and Andy are so much fun to talk to.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Dropping Out of School by Brad Sucks

Ryan Dagan came to talk business. Instead, we goofed around for half an hour. Don’t worry, though—we snuck in some questions about the hard-pressing issues of our time.

We talk with Ryan about bicycling across the country to raise money for ALS, and his vision of forming a nonprofit to help others use that sort of outdoor adventure to raise money for causes they care about, in Lancaster County and beyond.

We’re still finding our voice and style with this podcast. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Do you like the serious interviews or the goofy conversations? Some mix of the two? What kind of guests would you like to hear on future episodes?

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Dropping Out of School by Brad Sucks

Elizabethtown borough council member Jeff McCloud talks about his hyperlocal news/politics blog, Chronicling Elizabethtown. But first, there’s a comment Daniel made in the March 29th episode with Karlo Gesner that he (deservedly) wants to address.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Dropping Out of School by Brad Sucks

We were impressed this week by Mike and Donna Snyder, also known as The Magic of Mike Snyder and Donna, who are two fun and professional people who really love what they do. Not only are they pretty ordinary people with extraordinary things to say, but also they are only the second married couple we’ve ever had on The Lancast.

You can learn more about Mike and Donna through their Facebook page—and while you’re there, make sure you’re staying up with The Lancast’s Facebook page.

More information on The Clint Riedel Professional Magician’s Club, which meets the first Monday of every month at St. Andrew’s UCC in Lancaster. The Society of Young Magicians meets at Stauffer Mansion in Manheim Township on second and fourth Mondays.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Dropping Out of School by Brad Sucks

Pittsburgh singer-songwriter Joy Ike was in town for the second annual Launch Music Conference here in Lancaster, PA, and we had the opportunity to sit down with her for a chat about her artistic process, her impressions of Lancaster, and how she’s using the Internet to promote her music.

Joy raised 75% of the funds to cover the cost of recording her forthcoming album through her Kickstarter project.

Infused with energetic passion, Joy preformed two songs for us on the show. A video of her performance of  ‘Sweeter’, off her upcoming album, while at our studio is shown below.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: Bala Perdida by Mierda 2.0

This week we’re guests at our own show as Liam Garret steps in to guest host our one-year anniversary event. This episode was recorded live on Saturday, April 10, at the Lancaster County Art Association in Strasburg, PA. Many thanks to the Art Association for donating the use of their beautiful facility for this event.

In the first half of the show, Liam interviews David and Daniel about the origins of The Lancast, the inspiration that has led to the recording of 54 episodes, and their vision for the future of the podcast.

In the second half, Liam is joined by past guests of The Lancast, who reflect on their experiences. These guests were Mike Miville of Miville Photography, Heather Hough of Styleannedesign, Ryan Mast of Meteor Tower Films, and Amanda Klotz, Daniel’s wife, who frequently sits in on the recordings.

Now that we’ve hit the one-year mark, what do you think of The Lancast? What suggestions do you have for its future? What are your favorite memories so far? Who should join us as guests in the remainder of 2010?

We’d like to give a gigantic thank-you to Ole Hongvanthong, who set up his really sweet photo booth at the show. If you’ve having an event with, you know, people at it, this would be a one-of-a-kind element to make it special.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography, Meteor Tower Films, PhotOlé, Lancaster County Art Association, and the Rumschpringe Short Film Festival, taking place June 4th and 5th at the Theater of the Seventh Sister.

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Break music: The Simulation Hypothesis, also by Revolution Void

Max Phillips from Not Bad Design and Creatively Wired fame sits in for Daniel Klotz while he’s on vacation. Max shares some of the surprising local results of the iPad launch. Who is buying it and what kind of things do they plan to use it for? Also Max points out that there is no short supply of local businesses ready to market to the iPad. For instance frostimaging already has an iPad background gallery.

In the second half David brings to light some of the changes the art community in Lancaster has gone through over the past year. How has it grown and in what way do the people use this resource?

Have an opinion or comment on anything discussed in this show? Please let us know in the comment section bellow.

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Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films

There is a gap in the photography industries latest two generations. In this gap there is one man building a bridge, Karlo Gesner. Join us as we talk to Karlo about his start up of Karlo Photography to his decision to move to Lancaster and the creation of his podcast, PAPA.

PAPA stands for Podcast for the Advanced Photo Amateur. Karlo started the podcast when he noticed the growing gap between the past generation and the current gen photographer.

The concept of the show is simple: To have conversations with photographers to gain knowledge and insight from one another to continue to progress in their learning and experiences.

Want to hear more about photography in Lancaster? Check out our episode with Mike Miville. Also during the show Karlo mentions previous guest Ryan Mast.

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films

Jennifer McMorris gives into our pressure and finally joins us on the show. Jenn is the owner of cjm Style and shares how her photography style is spur of the moment. Jenn is also the Event Coordinator for the Creative House of Lancaster.  Through the CHL Jenn has helped put together a benefit for Haiti relief, Lancaster for Haiti – Hearts In Harmony. The event will feature live bands and entertainment from Heads Up Lancaster. Hearts In Harmony is on April 2nd at the Lancaster Convention Center. Tickets are $10 and the doors open at 7pm. “Do Good on Good Friday”
Things we mention this episode:

The Creative House of Lancaster

Heads Up Lancaster

Lancaster for Haiti – Hearts In Harmony

Lancast episodes featuring; Heather Hough and Derek Lau

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Break music: Twilight Poem by Zero Project

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films.

This April the Lancaster Area Film Festival moves to Penn Cinema for its second year. Run by Bryan Schaefer & Mark Pennell, the event features a selection of films chosen from submissions by filmmakers across the world.

For more information on the festival, visit the Lancaster Area Film Festival website.

David mentions last May’s episode with guest Penn Ketchum.

Be sure to become a fan of The Lancast on Facebook.

Intro/Outro: Tryad, “Waltz Into the Moonlight”
Break: Antony Raijekov, “Lightin”

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films.

The owner of Revival Skate Shoppe on North Queen Street sits down in his shop to talk about skating culture in Lancaster and all that goes with it. We also had the unexpected pleasure of being joined by Brian Muller, a sales rep for Elwood skate clothing, which Revival carries.

You can find Revival Skate Shoppe’s most active presence on Facebook, and they’re also on Twitter as @revival_sb.

Intro/Outro: Tryad, “Waltz Into the Moonlight”
Break: Brad Sucks, “Dropping out of School”

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films.

Participants in the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design’s second annual Designathon converse with us about the event and why they’re so passionate about helping Lancaster-area nonprofits in this way. As a bonus, we also talk with representatives of three of the organizations benefiting from the professional art college’s design marathon.

The Designathon is put on by the AIGA student chapter at PCA&D. In the first half of this episode we are joined by seniors Adam Delmarcelle and Vanessa Leddy, the group’s president and vice president, and junior Sara Solak, secretary. Along with them are faculty members Pam Barby (the group’s advisor), Robert Hochgertel, and Tom Bejgrowicz.

In the second half of this episode we are joined by Wendy Nagle, Executive Director of the Heritage Center of Lancaster County; Polly Lauer, Executive Director of Milagro House; and Jennifer Ridgeway and Barry Kornhauser of the Fulton Theatre’s education and outreach program. Other programs, groups, and nonprofits benefiting from the Designathon are Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Central PA, the Institute for Children and Families, the Paradise Lions Club, and the Rumschpringe Film Festival.

See more great pictures of this event on our Facebook page.

Intro/Outro: Tryad, “Waltz Into the Moonlight”
Break: Brad Sucks, “Dropping out of School”

Support for this episode of The Lancast has been provided by Karlo Photography and Meteor Tower Films.

This week we continue our Ditch the Car series as we speak with Drew Herr of Green Pedals in Downtown Lancaster at 24 West Orange Street. He sells electric bicycles and other environmentally friendly urban commuting alternatives.

Intro/Outro: Tryad, “Dance of the Urbanite” / “My Placid Island”
Break: Plug&Play, “The Most Beautiful Face”

We kick off our series Ditch The Car this week with Bob and Terri Stauffer from Red Rose Seg Tours. Bob gives us the ins and outs on what a segway is like to ride and how it works, while Terri lays out the inside scoop about how they got the idea to start segway tours.

The Ditch The Car series highlights fun, exciting, and new alternative ways to explore Lancaster county.

*NOTE: This was our last episode of The Journey Continues*

Joel Cornett joins the show as a special guest on this mid-week Journey Continues, returning seven months after joining the Demme brothers on the twelfth episode of what was then not The Lancast but Beards Over Babies.

Why is Joel back in the studio with us? He helped us on a little project that you’ll have to listen to for yourself.

This week’s guest on The Lancast is Jeff Burkholder, creator of the webcomic Zoidland and the flash fiction project Gloaming Gap.

We talk about the history and inspiration behind Zoidland, the collaborators involved in Gloaming Gap, and the promise of Web comics as a medium.

A sense of place is evident in Jeff’s work and in this podcast episode, and it’s obvious that he creates largely for the sheer joy of it.

If you’re on Twitter, be sure to follow Jeff there, as well as Gloaming Gap.

The music on this episode of The Lancast is by Harrisburg band The Greatest Funeral Ever. Used by permission.

Joining us this week is Mike Miville of Miville Photography. David and Daniel ask him about the Gobo workshops he is offering for amateur photographers who want to learn their way around their dSLRs a bit better, and also about his iPhone Faces Project.

You can connect with Mike on Twitter as mivillephoto on Twitter and on Facebook through his business fan page.

The first thing we talk about with Mike are the upcoming Gobo Photo Workshops he is offering alongside his colleague Olé of PhotOlé (also on Twitter, as PhotOle). The workshops include five hours of hands-on learning and are limited to sixteen participants.

You don’t have to listen closely to notice that the studio cat, Shadow, makes an appearance.

Daniel asks Mike if and how “gobo” relates to the Strobist movement.

The break this week features a song by a 16-year-old member of David’s youth group, Cameron Hall.

In the second half of the show, our discussion focuses on the iPhone Faces Project. Mike said it was the words of Chase Jarvis that reminded him to take on creative projects like this to stretch himself. Jarvis has a book called The Best Camera is the One that’s with You, a collection of photos taken with the built-in camera on his iPhone.

In the second half of the show you will also hear Olé taking a few photos. A sampling of them are available in an album on The Lancast Facebook fan page. He even caught a little video, which is posted on Mike’s blog.

We also would like to send a shout out to Mike’s wife, Melissa Miville, an event/wedding planner. Her business name is Stylish Occasions.

As always, we welcome your feedback: feedback@thelancast.com.

Intro/Outro: “The Letdown”/”Phase One” by Lancaster-area band The French Revolution, off their recent album The Letdown. Thanks to the band for allowing us to use their great music. Download the album for free on The French Revolution website.

Well, 2010 is finally here and what better way to greet it than with everybody’s favorite segments. Speaking of our segments, we’d like to add some new ones to our repertoire. If you have any suggestions for funny things for us to talk about each week please leave them in the comments below.

If you’re new to The Lancast, “The Journey Continues” is the name we give our mid-week mini-episodes. On Mondays we release main episodes, featuring a guest, that last 30 minutes. On Thursdays we release a supplementary 15-minute episode that’s just David and Daniel being a lot more laid back.

The Bits

Aim ‘N Flame

• New Years resolutions pooh-poohers (Daniel)
• Double-posting (David)

Do What You Do

• Make Daniel look at stuff on iPhone (David)
• Only watch movies in spurts (Daniel)

Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week

• Audio mushy greetings (David)
• Pay to opt out of hearing my latest crazy idea (Daniel)

Quotes

“I get so bored the minute someone says, ‘Here, look at this.’” – Daniel

“It’s not Y2K anymore. It’s Y2KX.”  – David

Handy Links

The Lancast Facebook Fan Page

The Lancast on Twitter

feedback@thelancast.com

Michael Hoober, director of the Rumschpringe Film Festival in Lancaster, PA, shares his vision for the event’s third year. Short film entries are due by March 15. The festival will take place at the Theater of the Seventh Sister on North Queen Street on June 3 – 6 of this year.

You can reach Michael Hoober directly at contact@rumschpringe.com.

We briefly discuss/celebrate the spoof music video “New Holland State of Mind” by Matt Besson aka MO-BO.

“Green Fans,” a documentary on the passion of Philadelphia Eagles fans, debuted at last year’s Rumschpringe as a short film and tied for the grand prize. It is now available as a full-length DVD.

Michael Hoober is not only the guy behind Rumschpringe; he was also instrumental in founding CI Records, and he is a counselor for Catholic Charities and on the faculty of the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design.

While we were recording, we were joined by special guest Karlo Gesner, another Lancaster resident who produces a podcast, PAPA: Podcast for the Advanced Photo Amateur. Unlike The Lancast, his show is geared toward a national audience.

As our guest, Michael Hoober explains in this podcast episode how as a counselor he works in the vein of Sal Minuchin. He also tells us he is attempting to set up the Lancaster County Center for the Prevention of Youth Crises, and he is actively looking for a licensed professional counselor to spearhead the project with him.

The music on this episode of The Lancast is by Isaac Gillespie, who, along with Aaron Invisible, is part of the Brooklyn “Antifolk” scene. They’ll be performing on Monday, Jaunary 11, 2010 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Progressive Galleries on the 300 block of North Queen Street in Lancaster. Admission is free.

Photo credit: Karlo Gesner

This is our last podcast of 2009. We wish you safe and happy holiday celebrations, and we’ll see you in 2010.

For our newer listeners, episodes marked “The Journey Continues” are short, supplemental episodes released in the middle of each week. There are usually no guests on The Journey Continues, just David and Daniel. We also kick back, have fun, and editorialize.

Daniel tells of his coworker making chmod a pronounceable verb, and, for the first time on The Lancast, has to have a word bleeped out. He also tells of his recent forays into Ancestry.com.

David’s plans for Christmas involve seeing Avatar and Sherlock Holmes.

Every year Tom and Karen Miller of Bridgeport, PA, decorate the outside of their home with thousands of lights and dozens of Christmas decorations. For ten years, they’ve spent the month of November gearing up a display for the enjoyment of friends and neighbors.

Benefiting the USO

The front of the Miller's decorated home

This year, Karen decided to give the many admirers of the display the opportunity to show their appreciation and gratitude by making a donation toward a worthy cause. After some investigating, she and Tom settled on the USO. As of December 17, they had raised $1,100 for active duty U.S. military personnel and their families.

Earlier this month they were profiled in a short segment on WGAL.

Tom and Karen say their display is bigger and better than ever this year, and they’ve dubbed it the Meter Buster Christmas Display. You can become a fan of the display and the fundraiser on Facebook.

Where to find the Christmas light display

The Meter Buster Christmas Display is lit up from 5 – 11 every night through January 3. Their home’s address is:

49 Longfellow Drive
Lancaster, PA 17602

We’ll be back on Christmas eve with an episode of The Journey Continues.

You can download this episode as an mp3 or listen to it with the player below.

The Journey Continues as we Do What We Do, Aim & Flame, as well as plan our Get Rich Quick Scheme of The Week. It’s more fun than an iPod full of Creatively Wired podcasts. So download, stream, and tell a friend that this journey just got continued!

Handy links:

• The Wal-Mart story Daniel references
• Daniel’s blog entry on the mayor of Columbia‘s remarks
• Our microphone stand
• Turns out that a version of hip-hop flip-flops exist

This week’s guest on the podcast, Derek Lau, talks about the role of video in the social media landscape and where he’s seeing it successfully used. He also encourages other aspiring entrepreneurs to go for it. As a bonus, he brought us really cool hats.

Derek’s company is aideM Media Solutions, which can also be found on Twitter.

Here’s the video Derek produced, a tour of downtown Lancaster.

Music credits: Fresh Body Shop, Lena Selyanina, VS

DJ Image is Vincent Smaldone, a scratch artist based out of Central PA. We visited his mixing lab in his Landisville home to talk about his creative process, get a lesson in the jargon of the trade, and learn what we’ve missed by never hearing Vincent Price’s Thriller outtakes.

Scratch artist DJ Image talks to The Lancast about the art of mixing

Vinny teaches in the Heads Up Lancaster after-school program at the School District of Lancaster. Support Heads Up by purchasing raffle tickets to win some great gear.

Catch DJ Image every second Friday at the Lizard Lounge for the Friday Night Dance Party. He’ll also be performing there this Wednesday as well as on Thanksgiving Eve. DJ Image also plays the Apothecary Bar and Lounge on 13th Street in Philadelphia. Or, if you’re of the persuasion, catch him at S.H.E. Productions in Baltimore.

Duration: 25:15

We didn’t start the fire during this weeks The Journey Continues. Honest, we didn’t! Stop looking at us like that.

No, those aren’t our matches and no, we don’t know where that gasoline can came from. We can’t believe you people. A fire starts near us and you immediately point the finger. We don’t even know whey we are friends with you, honestly. Gosh!

Laura Luce, a smoky-voiced singer-songwriter, talks about life as a nontraditional student at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCAD) and being a part of the Lancaster music scene.

"I ain't saying you ain't pretty, all I'm sayin' is I'm not ready, for any person, place or thing to try & pull the reigns in on me... so goodbye." Laura Luce. Gouche, graphite and charcoal on paper. 14"x22"

Laura lives in downtown Lancaster city. In the first half of the show she talks about her visual art, and then after the break she plays a couple songs and tells us about the evolution of her music.

Intro/Outro: “The Letdown”/”Phase One” by Lancaster-area band The French Revolution, off their new album The Letdown. Thanks, to the band for allowing us to use their great music. Download the album for free on The French Revolution website.

We do our favorite regulars: Aim ‘N Flame, Do What You Do, and Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week.

Amanda often participates in our casts at the unofficial peanut gallery. This time she steps right up to the mic and throws it down.

This week’s guest is Stephanie Gehman, who is the marketing manager for Harrisburg International Airport.

Things we talk about:

• Harrisburg International Airport (a.k.a. HIA, MDT, and @HIAairport)
• BWI and Philadelphia International Airport as competitors, Lancaster Airport as not a direct competitor
• HIA’s outreach into the Lancaster area
• Twitter and YouTube
• Extraordinary rendition
• Stephanie’s love of flight
• Google Earth’s flight simulator
• Unusual places to get married
• HIA tweetup
• Manhattans (and dreams about drinking them)
• Restaurants at HIA
• BOLO 2009

Intro/Outro: “Pony Up”/”Which Way You Gonna Go?” by Lancaster band Slimfit, off their album Make It Worse. Thanks, guys, for allowing us to use your great music.

P.S. Be sure to check out Progressive Galleries’ Eric Armusik exhibit now through the end of October.

In a supplement to our main episode with Heather Hough, Heather adds a much-needed dose of laughter.

This mid-week The Journey Continues episode of The Lancast, we hit our weekly highlight features:

• Aim n’ Flame (Heather flames people who get in their cars to drive to the end of their driveways to get the mail)
• Do What You Do (Daniel quickly forgets questions he himself has just asked)
• Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week (David reinvents the handkerchief; Heather reminds us there is a lady in the room)

Intro/Outro: “Fractal” by Erotic Dream

Is there a line between digital technology and real life? If there is, it has blurred beyond recognition and will likely disappear in the near future.

In this can’t-miss episode, the Lancast’s Daniel Klotz sits down with Ryan Mast, a Lancaster technologist who studies at Millersville University, programs in Flash for AMQ Software, and produces music and performance videos under Unitheo.

Ryan Mast wears many hats—filmmaker through Unitheo, programmer with AMQ Software, and student at Millersville University.

It’s the most intellectual discussion to date on this podcast. Daniel and Ryan address what it means when what we do online increasingly matters to our lives in the physical world. What does the future hold for us as users of technology and as human beings? How do we remain civilized in a heavily augmented reality?

In the second half of the episode, Ryan brings illumination to the question of why it’s so hard to put a finger on the nature of the dynamic between Millersville and Lancaster.

Follow Ryan Mast on Twitter.

Intro: “Top of the Hill” by Jamison Young, under a Creative Commons license

Outro: “Sonido para Logotipo” by BrunoXe, under a Creative Commons license

Break: “Devils and Dust” (cover) by Hiram Ring, used by permission

Joel Walker, we learned, does not just backpack. He also hunts.

Things we talk about: The Buck, motorcycles, Aim ‘N Flame, pretentious names for suburban developments, Disney, Marvel, DC Comics, X-Men on Ice, Do What You Do, tomato sandwiches, Martin’s whole-wheat potato bread, Amanda crotcheting, staring at jewelry, hunting small game, Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week, Q-tips, budgeting, “sell,” bicylists, sportsy speedies.

Joel Walker climbs his way in this week to talk about building the Lancaster Central Market website and the inaccessibility of information in the information age. Joel handles business development for AMQ Software here in Lancaster, PA.

Follow Joel on Twitter: @JoelTweets

Intro/Outro: “Big Guardian Angel” by McJackinthebox, under a Creative Commons license

Break: Hiram Ring’s cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Devils and Dust”, used by permission

Well folks there is no Journey Continues this week, sorry. We were busy attending Mashables Social Good Conference in New York City. We went to get ideas on and learn how to facilitate charitable events in Lancaster City. So in the mean time if you’re new to The Lancast check out some of our old episodes or catch up on ones you missed. We’ll be back Monday with Joel Walker as our guest. See ya then!

Brenda Boitson of Lancaster city joins us on The Lancast this week. She talks about her life in the aftermath of losing her husband to sarcoma cancer last year. She was 24 at the time.

She tells us, “Within three weeks of him having a sore throat he was on life support in Lancaster General.” Brenda started a blog to keep their extended family and friends updated during Kevin’s months of treatment at Lancaster General and at Johns Hopkins. She has continued the blog ever since.

Brenda Boitson brought really good pizza

Even amidst the gravity of the topic, Brenda is a fantastic guest. She even brought us pizza, which Daniel proudly displays here.

Things we talk about: Lancaster Tweetups, The Last Five Years, angiosarcoma, how to talk to someone who has experienced a great loss, comparing loss of a loved one through divorce to loss through death, blog lurkers, blogging personal things for a public audience

Follow Brenda on Twitter: @crazywidow
and visit her blog: theboitsons.info

Intro/Outro: “Cellule” by Silence, under a Creative Commons license

Break: Hiram Ring’s cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Devils and Dust”, used by permission

This mid-week episode stands as our last episode under the name Beards Over Babies. To commemorate this event we made a song chronicling the history of Beards Over Babies and the transition to The Lancast.

Somehow we still have time to do the fan favorites: Aim and Flame, Do What Ya Do, and the new smash hit Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week.

Listen to or download the commemorative song here.

The new iTunes feed is Here.

We ask Amanda how others perceive those who play unusual instruments and if their has been a decline of negative perception towards those musicians. We also weigh in on the new We Are Lancaster movement and what it means to us. Finally we take an inside look at woman as scifi fans.

Follow Amanda on Twitter: @piperpav

Read Amanda’s Blog, The Piper’s Muse

Interested in booking Amanda for your event? Get booking info here

Guest Steve O’Donnell sticks around for the mid-week mini-episode and reveals his new addiction to a variety of cucumber found for sale at Roots Market.

We bring you Aim ‘N Flame and Do What You Do, and we introduce a new feature, Get Rich Quick Scheme of the Week.

We talk with patent lawyer Steve O’Donnell about the intersection of nerdism and professionalism, as well as his recent blog entry about a patent related to podcasting.

Things we talk about: Podcasting and patents, Creative Commons licenses, nerdism in relationship to professionalism, Spiderman, the firefighters fundraiser, our impending name change to The Lancast.

If it’s Thursday, it’s “The Journey Continues” from Beards Over Babies.

We Aim ‘N Flame and Do What We Do. And, to avoid copyright infringement, we sing an original opening and reprise The Doors’ “The End” to close.

This week we sit down with Susan Pogorzelski (a.k.a. 20orsomething) and discuss the subject of doing good online. Susan’s blog for creative writers is Typescript.

We also announce an effort to buy a local fire station this equipment…

…by asking 130 of our listeners and friends to chip in $10 toward the $1,300 target. You can check out more details on Daniel’s blog or use this widget to contribute right here:

Susan has added the widget into the sidebar on her blog, and we encourage you to do so, too. Just click the “copy” tab in the widget above.

Things we talk about: Creative writing prompts, a special copy of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn signed by David, our high-tech recording setup, “trup stipe,” Susan’s writing excursion to the South of France, doing good online, Nean Burkholder and her mother and David’s younger years, letting “your clarity define you,” motivation to produce creative work, telling the Beards Over Babies story, acting with kindness and encouragement online, the fundraiser for Lancaster firefighters, Mike DeCarlo of MaxPower, the Spiderman legend, ChipIn, the Klotzes’ new guinea pig Randall, David’s church youth group, Beards Over Babies T-shirts, Steve O’Donnell, NPR.

Follow us on Twitter: Susan Pogorzelski, David Moulton, Daniel Klotz

E-mail us: bobpodcast@gmail.com

Intro: Dirty Projectors Outro: Camera Obscura

(special thanks to Ted Howell for his ever-excellent music recommendations)

If it’s Thursday, it’s The Journey Continues, with David Moulton and Daniel Klotz. It’s a bonus supplement to the full 30-minute episode released on Monday. The Journey Continues eschews the guest and gives the two of us a chance to speak our minds on those hard-pressing issues.

Best exchange: David: “You’re just making connections left and right.” Daniel: “That’s what I live to do. I connect food to my stomach, connect my head to my pillow… and then in between, I connect one soul to another.”

Don’t Miss the Segments: Do What You Do, Aim ‘N Flame

Things we talk about: Jonas Hair, Progressive Galleries, The Wiebners, the Progressive Galleries electric blue vinyl couch, Ryan Smoker, The Infantree, quesadillas, “you know,” bromantic comedies, Ryan Mast, “trup stipe,” Paul Stoltzfus, Daniel’s new job, baseball season, the declining number of pitches thrown by the starting pitcher, zucchini, what it would have been like if David and Daniel had been with the Israelites while they wandered the desert for 40 years, Statler & Waldorf, making a portable balcony, Creatively Wired (just fancy-talk for “Miswired”), the two of us being the only listeners of Beards Over Babies.

You wanted to hear about the hard pressing issues of our times and here they are. Jonas Hair co-owner of Progressive Galleries enlightens us on the art initiative in Lancaster city. He tells David and Daniel about what it means for them to take part in First and Music Fridays as well as the impact is has on their business. Enjoy.

Things we talk about: First Fridays; Music Fridays; the 300 block of North Queen Street in Lancaster; Progressive Galleries; Lancaster in relation to Harrisburg, York and Reading; the challenges of having bands and alcohol in an art gallery; Choke Design Company; Fig Magazine; Facebook event invites; the affordability (or not) of original works of art; streaming video of live events; Beards Over Babies duets; Ken Mueller’s porch.

Follow us on Twitter: Jonas Hair, David Moulton, Daniel Klotz

E-mail us: bobpodcast@gmail.com

Only Daniel’s toilet can save you from this mid-week banter. Follow the journey of two tired men while they dive deep into those hard-pressing issues of our time. And we dish up audience-favorite bits Aim ’N Flame and You Do What You Do.

Things we talk about: Daniel’s toilet (yet again), Paul Stoltzfus, WiseGrass, #lancups, over-planned versus “planned spontaneity,” incessant Facebook event invitations, Daniel looking like a Muppet, Chewbacca, the neighbor’s dog, Building Character, cover charges, the need for a longitudinal study of tweetups, the Wiebners, the Griest Building, the sometimes excessive price of buying local, Georgia, Great Stuff® expanding foam, Jeremy Walter’s wedding reception table linens, China, “Silicone” Valley, economies of scale, Transformers 2, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Christmas Songs, Christmas tweetup, the story behind the pictures displayed above

Things we don’t talk about: Our feelings

Things we sing about: The Journey Continues, Daniel’s toilet (yet again), Mother F—ers, Loving You

Paul Stoltzfus, owner of WiseGrass, helps us analyze the results of an experiment designed to answer the question, What works better for tweetups–planning and announcing far in advance, or “planned spontaneity,” as Paul describes it.

Things we talk about: tweetups/lancups/lawnups, Steve O’Donnell, Jeff Geoghan, “more of nothing” vs. “more of whatever,” Paul’s propane torch, lawn care, avoiding “cheap,” Marlena burgers, Hillbilly Ho-down Tweetup

Follow us on Twitter: Paul Stoltzfus, David Moulton, Daniel Klotz

E-mail us: bobpodcast@gmail.com

Intro/Outro: Wheat, “El Sincero“

The journey continues with mid-week banter between David and Daniel, featuring a few snide remarks by Amanda, too. We talk about Doug Vogel, our guest from earlier in the week, and irreverence in society. Your favorite features are back, too: Aim ‘N Flame and You Do What You Do… just after we cover those hard-pressing issues.

This week David & Daniel sit down with Doug Vogel (a.ka. Dug E Fresh) to talk about his side business of selling T-shirts on CafePress, under the name Get Fresh Designs. We ask him if irreverence is important to society, and why he lets random phrases pop into his head instead of focusing on the hard-pressing issues of our time.

There’s no way Doug could ever live up to his father’s beard.

The photo from MySpace (text added by Doug) that inspired one of Doug’s T-shirts.

Be sure to grab a Beards Over Babies T-shirt designed by Doug!

Things We Talk About: CafePress, Rachel Weisz, Brit Hume, Bill O’Reilly, Sarah Palin, the Beards Over Babies logo, irreverence, lobster, the “Got Milk?” advertising campaign, body hair, mini ponies, Ken Mueller

Intro/Outro: Dan Deacon

Follow Us on Twitter: David Moulton, Daniel Klotz, Doug Vogel

In this mid-week extra we talk about the new show format, comedy that is actually funny, Lance Armstrong and other inspiring people like Jim Purdue, white meat, and the piercing insight into the future of social media in Lancaster that Jeff Geoghan provided as a guest.

Plus, we roll out three special features: Aim ‘N Flame, Cleaning Product of the Week (#fail), and Do What You Do.

And that’s just the filler between insight and analysis on today’s other hard-pressing issues.

Intro/Outro: Europe

We talk with local Realtor Jeff Geoghan about the future of social media use as it intersects with in-real-life community activity. How much organization should be or could be applied to today’s social media without diminishing its appeal to the masses? Also, how will social media solve today’s hard-pressing issues? We digress.

NEW EMAIL! BoBPodcast@gmail.com. Tell us what guests you’d like us to invite to future episodes, and give us suggestions for a famous sign-off line.

Things We Talk About: Jeff’s Blog, The Jeff Geoghan Realty Group, Water Street Rescue Mission, Julie Rickards, Joel Walker, Twitter, Lancaster Twitterati, Steve O’Donnell, Lancups, Get Fresh Designs, Daniel’s Blog, WiseGrass

Intro: Aerosmith Outro: Cheap Trick

Follow Us on Twitter: @dbmoulton, @danielklotz, @LancasterHomes

Daniel’s shirt by Dotted Line Shirt Company in Philadelphia.

An introduction to our new co-host, Daniel Klotz. We talk about the new direction and formatting of the show. Don’t worry, we cover those hard-pressing issues, and all in under 18 minutes.

NEW EMAIL! BoBPodcast@gmail.com. Tell us what guests you’d like us to invite to future episodes, and give us suggestions for a famous sign-off line.

Things We Talk About: Transformers 2, Ken Mueller, Freedom Fest, Jennifer McMorris, David’s mom, Daniel’s bathroom remodel, 1970s paperbacks from Ye Olde Book Shop in Lancaster, neighbors, Lancaster city refuse removal, Toto Ecomax toilets, Neil Hershey, Michael Jackson, Billy Mays, Martin’s Kettle-Cook’d potato chips, Pepsi Max float, Max Phillips, Penn Ketchum, Joel Cornett, iPhone 3GS.

Intro/Outro: Fun, “At Least I’m Not As Sad (As I Used To Be)”

Follow Us on Twitter: @dbmoulton, @danielklotz

Hello All,
A lot has been happening behind the scenes lately. Daniel Klotz has agreed to come on board as the new co-host. With the new addition to the team there will be some restructuring in format and presentation of the show. Stay tuned for more on that later. In the meantime here is a glimpse into what makes up Daniel Klotz.

Daniel keeps a finger on the pulse of Lancaster’s changing economy, demographics, and cultural scene using a variety of social networks to learn, share, and connect. He currently serves as the executive assistant at The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry, where he also manages social media initiatives. He is an active member of Lancaster Young Professionals, the Creative Works of Lancaster, and the Central PA New Tech Meetup Group. He and his wife live with their pets on the east side of Lancaster city.

Check out his Lancaster blog or follow Daniel Klotz on Twitter.

Sorry for the late upload folks. This week we are joined by Joel Cornett, and Ethan and Joseph Demme. Hey Government, We got those hard pressing issues covered. Don’t worry.

Into and Outro poorly sung by us.

Follow Us On Twitter:

David Moulton, Neil Hershey, Joel Cornett, Ethan Demme, Joseph Demme

Email Us:

David.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com Neil.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com

David went to the Creative House of Lancaster’s Pecha Kutcha meeting. A lot happened including an impromptu test of the iPhone 3.0 firmware recording app with Ethan Demme, Timothy Rezendes, Max Phillips, and Joseph Demme. Also a very cool video about what community and collaboration means to the people of Lancaster was shown. We very much encourage you to check it out. It’s posted below. You will see a bunch of our previous guests and maybe even a Beards Over Babies big wig. Ethan Demme, Timothy Rezendes, Max Phillips, and Joseph Demme.

This week The Triune reunites to do our earth shattering episode 10. Chris Hall brings down the house with his crazy antics and we get down to the hard pressing issues of our times.

Things We Talked About: Whitest Kids You Know Skit, The Hangover, Daniel Klotz, Ken Mueller

Follow Us On Twitter:

David Moulton, Neil Hershey, Chris Hall, The Triune

Email Us:

David.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com or Neil.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com

Due to popular demand here is our song “I’m On Ken’s Porch”. This song was preformed by David Moulton and Neil Hershey featuring Joel Cornett, it was written by David Moulton and produced by Joel Cornett.

Enjoy!!

We deem this episode a porchcast

When Ken Mueller invited us to his porch for Porchapalooza ’09 we couldn’t refuse. We chat with Ken and anyone who wanted to stop by, and what an event it was. We covered so many issues it would be hard to list them all, but one thing is for certain we covered the hard pressing issues of our time.

Ken and Shadow, and that amazing park job.

Things We Talked About: WXPN, Inkling Media, Twitter, Katie Becker, Fulton Opera House, T.J. Rockwells, Shady Maple, The Sleeping World, Beth Cardwell, Geneva College, World Harvest Mission, Kheris

Ladies and Gentleman get ready for a podcast noir. This week Penn Ketchum, owner of Penn Cinema, and Andy Tuzzino, General Manager, give us the inside scoop on the theater industry. We talk about movies, building the theater, and the hard pressing issues of our time.

Check out the Beards Over Babies Fan Page

Things We Talked About: Penn Cinema, comingsoon.net, The Dark Knight, Chad’s Barbor Shop, Keith Hernandez, Breakfast Club on the Rose, Uhh Yeah Dude, Chet Williamson

Follow us on Twitter!

DBMoulton NHershey

Email us at: david.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com or neil.beardsoverbabies@gmail.com

Intro: Snow Patrol Outro: Madcon

We want to give a big thanks to Chet Williamson for inviting us to his house to record this week. We talk about Chet’s career, the Amish, video games, Scientology, and local brews. Oh yeah, those hard pressing issues of our time, we get to them too.

Things we talked about: The Fulton Opera House, The Theater of The Seven Sisters, Daniel Klotz, Star Trek, Death Race, Jason Statham, Crow City of Angels, David S. Goyer, David Boreanaz, Half Life, Portal, Xbox, Sega Dreamcast, Chet on Amazon, Story of Noichie the Blind

Follow us on Twitter David Moulton, Neil Hershey, Chet Williamson

intro: Manchester Orchestra

outro: Muse

Nick Engle was on call to be our guest this week and boy did he deliver. We learn about Neil’s cruise, Nick’s motorcycle accident, and the hard pressing issues of our times.

Intro by Flo Rida

Outro by 3OH!3

Creatively Wired – Don’t look at their site. It will give you Swine Flu.

Daniel Klotz

Guster

David’s Guster Pictures

Royal Caribbean International Cruises

Troy Thirdgill

Lancaster Tweetups

Albright College

Gap Community Church

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David Moulton Neil Hershey

Joining us this week is Daniel Klotz, an all around beardy guy. We get right down to the hard pressing issues and discover the dark side of Micheal Buble.

Intro by The Lonely Island

Outro by Michael Buble

Daniel’s Blog

The Office

Follow Us On Twitter

Neil Hershey, David Moulton, Daniel Klotz

Episode 4 of Beards Over Babies, with special guest: our good friend Orlando Vasquez. He brings the spice and pours it on. There is no mistaking his flair.

Episode 3 of Beards Over Babies, featuring Chris Hall, our friend and member of the Triune. This is the first of two dreaded appearances he makes on the show.

Our second try at podcasting takes us to new grounds. Who are we? What are we? Are we alive? I don’t know, do you? Please answer!

We start of with a bang. A different name is what we use. Are we funny? We think so. This was a time before Neil betrayed this beloved podcast. See our humble starts here.