Call Log

On today's episode Thee_Professeur , joined by the Where It Counts podcast host, HavenGodofMischief offer post-election analysis, discuss where progressive and leftist voters go from here, the parallels between the U.S. and Isr*el's gen*cides of indigenous people, and the question "do people want assimilation into systems designed to oppress, OR, do we want liberation?" Show Notes: The North Carol...

This week we have performer, director, and recipe developer, Rui Dun on the program. We will talk about life as a Chinese immigrant during the pandemic, Jewish & Chinese Fusion Cuisine , and giggle at Rui's intractable cuteness 

What's up Logophiles, on this episode Korey follows up with perennial favorite, Dave Panfile--actor, writer, game designer and Dungeon Master critical thinker, and all around swell guy, as we travel back in time to December 12, 2020, three weeks before the right-wing insurrection at the capitol , and Dave describes with impeccable accuracy the exact events that would unfold. This episode is a foll...

What's up #Logophiles, today on the show we have actor, writer, and game master extraordinaire, Dave Panfile sitting down with us to discuss vaccine misinformation in the current era, liberal propaganda (vis-a-vis the Olympics), and the importance of doing everything that one is able--voting, spreading factually true and verifiable information online, and protesting--to ensure the optimization of...

What's up #Logophiles, today's guest is Doctor in residency, that's right, back to back weeks--double doctors as it were--Perrin Windham, MD. Perrin and I go all the way back to University of Montevallo, #FalcEmUp, and we discuss COVID-19, American's perception of freedom, biracial identity, and the enduring legacy of Batman

A chat with a 10 percent-er, a card carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of American, and Family Medicine Physician, Dr. Masha G.

What's up #Logophiles! Today on the podcast we have Mia Y. Anderson--Actor, Writer, Director, overall champion in these Artist Streets. On this episode we talk about Theatre, COVID-19, being a Black Nerd, and Brooklyn Cheesecake! You can check Mia out on her website here

What's up #Logophiles--it's your magnanimous host, Korey. In today's episode we talk with Sam Popp a digital marketing maverick, event planner extraordinaire, and our benevolent #thotleader. We talk brands' response to police brutality and Black lives, living in NYC, and Halsey, and what it means to be white passing. Check out Sam's work here and sign up for her mailing list here

What's up Logophiles, on today's show we have the wonderful, talented, American-Brit, Sarah Crosbie. One of my longest-held, and dearest friends! She is an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher in Madrid, Spain, and we talk the quarantine in Spain, Tiger King, desire, and self-mercy! Tune it, you're not going to want to miss it 

Nothing like the seamless banter between two long-time friends. This week Korey hosts Austin Burnett, an electrical engineer, husband, church leader, and cinéphile

#JUSTICE4BreonnaTaylor #CallLogPod is back with a follow up episode from Alix Black. A lot has happened since the early days of sheltering and physical distancing, and we talk #CHAZ, #BreonnaTaylor, politics, and unlearning unjust hierarchies

What's up #Logophiles--it's ya boi, Korey, and today's guest is the incomparable Rachel Resnik, an LA-based actor, producer, and comedienne. You can find her online on Instagram as well as catch her hilarious quarantine comedy sketch show The Anti-Influencer Hour every other Saturday at 7:00 PM PT/10:00 PM ET on Twitch.tv

On the pod we've got Sarah Marilyn Brown, a NYC-based stage manager, artist, and podcaster. We talk about government response to Coronavirus, and our responsibility to keep ourselves and others well physically, mentally, and emotionally. Please check out Sarah's podcast the Queerience at https://anchor.fm/the-queerience

Host Korey Wilson vid chats his good friend and University of Montevallo Classmate, Alix Black to check-in and see how she's doing during these perilous times. They discuss Global Pandemic preparedness, or lack thereof, the uptick in hate crimes against Asians and Asian Americans in recent months, what it means to be an "essential" worker in the time of Corona. As Cardi B once said, "CORONAVIIIIRU...

To the uninitiated, College Night is the U.S.'s longest-running homecoming tradition of its kind. What was once a Cheer, Poem, Song, and Toast in 1919, has evolved to a civil war of Musical Theatre. Students have 4 weeks to cast, stage, choreograph, orchestrate, and rehearse a completely original One-Act Musical on a shoestring budget, to be performed for thousands of Peers, Professors, Alumni, Fa...