[podcast title=”This is a thing: 17 June 2015″]http://traffic.libsyn.com/thisisathing/thing-06-17-2015.mp3[/podcast]
Episode 4: That shiny new thing. I usually have 2 or 3 writing projets on the go at any one time. That’s how I procrastinate. One gets difficult to write and so I move on to the next. I’m not sure if this is a good thing to do or a bad thing.
Episode 3: This podcast exists because I’m fatter than I used to be. In fact, in my 20s I was a lot thinner. And when I imagine myself, I’m still that thin person, even if that doens’t reflect the reality. I record this podcast as I walk to work. And I walk to work to try and get active so I can lose some of the weight
[podcast title=”This is a thing: June 16 2015″]http://traffic.libsyn.com/thisisathing/thing-06-16-2015.mp3[/podcast]
[podcast title=”This is a thing: June 11 2015″]http://traffic.libsyn.com/thisisathing/thing-06-11-2015.mp3[/podcast]
Episode 2: Buster Keaton was a genius. That’s not a particularly controversial statement, but its no less true. Not only was he a genius, but he inspired the character I play with Keystone Theatre.
An experiment in podcasting. I’m walking to work, and during the walk, I record a podcast episode. This is the first episode.
Episode 1: Let’s talk about writing, specifically, my writing. And let’s talk about a play I wrote called The Parliamentarians.
[podcast title=”This is a thing: June 9 2015″]http://traffic.libsyn.com/thisisathing/Thing-06-09-2015.mp3[/podcast]
Note: the podcast isn’t on itunes yet. I hear that its a good idea to have three published episodes before submitting to itunes, so I’m going to do that. I’ll let you know when its available on itunes. In case, you know, you wanted to subscribe to listen to my rambling.
A while back, I hosted a podcast in which I spoke to people in Canadian theatre. I got to speak to peers, friends, acquaintances and a couple of my theatre heroes. But there was a certain financial burden to producing a podcast that I could not shoulder at the time, so I had to stop and give it up.
But I’ve been thinking lately about how much I miss doing it. So, I’m going to do it again.
I’m now looking for people to interview. The only requirements are that a) you work in theatre and b) that you do so in Canada or c) are a Canadian working abroad. If that describes you, I’d love to talk to you. And don’t worry if you don’t live in Toronto, there are ways around that.
If you’d like to be interviewed, you can contact me here, or you can contact me on Twitter.