Join host Matt Miller in an enlightening conversation with Jed Shaffer, co-host of First Gen Gamers, as they delve into the fascinating evolution of video game consoles. From the groundbreaking Magnavox Odyssey to the cutting-edge systems of today, Jed and Matt explore the rich history and innovative advancements that have shaped the gaming industry.. Sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on a nostalgic trip down memory lane as they discuss the pivotal moments and technological marvels that have made gaming such an integral part of our lives. Don't miss out on this informative and entertaining discussion that's sure to captivate both seasoned gamers and newcomers alike.

Clementine Moss, drummer for the band Zepperella, discusses her journey as a musician and finding spiritual healing through music. She shares her experience of moving to New York to pursue a career in writing, but ultimately discovering her passion for drumming. Moss talks about the formation of Zepperella, a Led Zeppelin tribute band, and their success in the music industry.

She explains how meditation helps her achieve a state of focused concentration and wider awareness, which translates into her drumming. To find the importance of observing thoughts without reacting to them and being fully present in the music.

Matt Miller sits down with Keith Davis from Free Range Collectibles, a true legend in the Sanford area known not only for his expertise in GI Joe's and Star Wars collectibles but also for his incredible guitar skills. Keith has been a go-to source for all things collectible for years, offering a wide range of items that will surely pique the interest of any collector. Whether you're a fan of action figures or vintage memorabilia, Keith has you covered. Tune in to learn more about Keith's passion for collectibles and why he is the ultimate destination for all your collecting needs.

Host Matt Miller talks with Rob Kassees, one of the hosts of the 'Thousand and One Album Complaints' podcast. We get into Rob’s background in music and the creation of the podcast. The conversation also covers his early music experiences, the albums he loves, and what he’s doing in music today. We cover a wide range of music-related topics, including childhood music influences, favorite albums, the podcast's review process, and the host's personal music projects. We also get into Rob’s band, The Chop.

Students of the Kaleidoscope video productions class learned how to make a podcast this week during camp. I was honored to teach the class. I thought they did an amazing job writing the story.

Our podcast starts at the beginning of the day, as Kaleidoscope campers are coming into the school for the day. Before this story is over, Students will go missing. Teachers will go missing. How will our story play out.

Host Matt Miller interviews Shane Rogers, a comedian, author, and co-host of the Midnight Facts for Insomniacs podcast. They discuss Shane's background in artistic expression, including his experience in a circus as a child and his involvement in bands as a teenager. Shane opens up about his career as a stand-up comedian and his transition into podcasting and discusses the origins and growth of the podcast, the dynamic between him and his co-host Duncan, and how they divide the responsibilities of research and hosting.

This is a great ride between to California boys, even if your host is now an East Coast guy.

Host Matt Miller sits down with the Comic Book Genius, Neil Ellis, for an in-depth conversation about all things comics. From Neil's journey into the world of comics, to his expansive collection and current reading preferences This episode delves into his passion for the medium. Listen in as Neil shares his favorite comics, sheds light on beloved comic book characters, and reveals intriguing insights from his experience as a true connoisseur of the art form. Tune in for a captivating discussion that promises to ignite your love for comics and leave you wanting more.

Host Matt Miller, talks with Philip Blackett: Author, Consultant, Minister, and Father. Philip shares his path to success and the importance of academic excellence and building relationships. He discusses his journey from growing up in Memphis to attending the University of North Carolina and later working on Wall Street. Philip also talks about his decision to attend seminary and the inspiration behind his book, 'Disagree Without Disrespect,' which focuses on navigating disagreements with respect and building relationships. Philip Blackett emphasizes the need for respectful dialogue and understanding different perspectives. He highlights the importance of clarity, goal-setting, and persistence in achieving success. The conversation also touches on the power of AI in increasing productivity. Additionally, Matt Miller and Philip share personal anecdotes about preaching, parenting twins, and their favorite smells and drinks.

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