Carpenters and craft, friendship and rivalry: Wally is building a mansion for a dot-com multimillionaire in the Silicon Valley of California. As the dot-com's stock keeps rising, the size of the house - and the owner's ego - keep growing. Wally and his colorful crew may be into something that's over their heads. When little guys work for bigshots, who gets nailed? From bungling to burglary, from demolishing concrete to racing beltsanders, from love of tools to falling in love, everyone will encounter Wally's Laws of Construction - or are they Laws of Life? Each house, it seems, is a miracle. Joe Cottonwood is a contractor in the Silicon Valley of California where he has been building houses - and fixing homes - for over 30 years. He is the author of FAMOUS POTATOES and other novels.

Over analyzing terrible movies in podcast form can be soul-crushing work, so we've thrown not-so-terrible movies into the mix for a double feature discussion on the highs and lows of cinema that just might give you whiplash.

Hey Actor! We know you have big actor dreams, and if you're anything like we were when we first moved to L.A., you might feel like you don’t yet speak the language of L.A. show business. It can feel like there’s an invisible gatekeeper between you and the successful actors you admire. That’s where Speak L.A. (www.ispeakla.com) comes in. We're here to help you navigate the world of Hollywood acting and redefine what it means to be a successful actor in Los Angeles. The first step? Understanding that every actor you look up to started at the beginning—just like you. Join us, Jen & Camille, as your personal guides, mentors, and cheerleaders. In these bite-sized 30-minute episodes, we interview top industry players to light your way through the magic of L.A. and the brave journey of being an actor. How does your story begin? XO, Camille & Jen

Listen in on what industry experts had to say at the latest Creatives Meet Business event. Host Ashland Viscosi curates and shares the best content and tips from the live events to help creatives and artists transition into creative entrepreneurs.

Musicians, artists & thinkers pile into a 1968 Ford Galaxie. Scott Kovach drives the rusty old jalopy as we talk about life & play our music with the top down.

From the factory of their own means, music producer/audio arranger Jody Schaible and personal radio face Max Sympathy collapse distance ... An unthought experiment, sound affectation, lyrical without sing, dissonant without fission, melodic without monotony ... An uncompleting 21st century synthesizer plus skipread performance, the dialogic novelty of mutual distraction ... Loquacious music, suggesting abbreviation, remixed and remastered in contemplation ... Failures and successes ... (((Poetic Stereo)))

On-demand news, interviews, and live performances from KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz - Non-commercial, educational, community radio for the Monterey Bay, California

Jonah Babins interviews the world’s top magicians getting the best advice in performance, business, and all things magic. Topics like practice, scripting, learning, morality, creativity, getting started, adding comedy, originality, and getting booked. All to provide you with the advice and resources you need to become a better magician, get yourself out there, and enjoy this amazing art we’re a part of...all without buying any more tricks.

Dicussions of literature from a philosophical perspective.

Fanbase Press' flagship podcast discussing the top geek news stories of the week! Part of the Fanbase Press Podcast Network.

When podcast producer Dave Pickering is approached by his dad with a mystery from the life of a long-forgotten friend, he decides to investigate it in the only way he knows how: by having conversations. Mark Sullivan, who went missing 15 years ago, has been found dead. His body still has the arm he should have lost in a car accident and seems to have died eight years before he disappeared. In a series of 12 episodes, Dave tries to uncover this mystery through conversations with Mark’s family and friends. As he gets to know them, his questions lead to more questions… the mystery runs deeper than anyone imagined. The Family Tree is a magical realist drama about family, belonging, change and identity.

A podcast that goes behind the scenes and between the lines of the contemporary art worlds, through conversations with artists, dealers, curators, and collectors--based in Los Angeles, but reaching nationally and internationally.