Killing Time With Arch

All right so I’m excited to talk to my friend Bryce Damuth, who is both an artist and a comedian. By day he does programming for Universal and he does artwork on commission, and by night he’s hitting the clubs with his standup routines. You can find Bryce on Instagram @cubanbrouse and online at www.brycedamuth.com/. Enjoy!

For this episode, I was really hoping to have Tom Hanks on. I put it out into the universe, but it didn't happen. So, instead, this is a special episode where I interview my brother and have him talk about the time he met Tom Hanks. I hope you enjoy!

I’m excited to talk to Kevin Lydy for this episode. He’s a social studies teacher who I consider a personal mentor of mine when it comes to teaching. We both taught together at the Dayton Regional STEM School in the past, and he's a big extreme footrace guy, so we talk about that, the surprising stories he's reading his children at bedtime, the time I put a hole in his wall, and more!

I’m really excited to be talking to my guest today, Jay Crawford. Our friendship goes all the way back to high school, and he’s one of the few people I’m still good friends with from high school, so I enjoy talking with him and seeing what’s new in his world. Join us as we talk about the time we got arrested, our worst jobs, and more!

I really enjoy this interview where I get to talk to an old friend, Danny Cancino. Danny and I were in a band together back when I was in high school. I played drums and he played bass. You can actually find it on iTunes still if you search for Benny Lipp and the DCB. Now he’s a firefighter/EMT for Huber Heights. We talk about a lot, including how firefighters are handling the coronavirus, religio...

All right so Daniel is a friend of mine who is really politically active and also happens to be a farmer, and I’m excited to talk to him about what’s going on in his world. We talk about mental health, farming/gardening, politics, Kurt Vonnegut, and more. Join us!

Dalton is perhaps one of my funniest former students. He would always crack me up in class, but now he’s all grown up with a wife and kids, so I’m excited to catch up with him and see how life has been going. Join us for this interview as we talk about sports, bourbon, raising children during the pandemic, and more!

Max and Briana are life and business partners and friends of mine. I really got to know them a bit more when they volunteered to host someone else I’ve had on the show who was visiting from Bosnia-Herzegovina. They run a photography and videography business here in Dayton and they’re just really cool people. Check out their company's website at https://knackforsubstance.com/ and get a voucher for...

So Vedran is a friend of mine who lives in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, which is the place I plan on retiring to one day. He’s the Director of INTERA Technology Park there, which is primarily a business incubator in Mostar, although they do a lot more than that, including workforce training and development. I’ve had the privilege of staying in his home during one of my visits there, so he’s like my...

Olivia is a former student of mine who is now an accounting assistant for an electrical contractor. She’s studying accounting at Colorado state university global campus and she’s riding out the pandemic down in Kentucky. We talk about how (un)-inspiring I was as a teacher, what she's reading, how Kentucky is handling the pandemic, and much more!

All right today’s episode features my good buddy Dan Emmons. Dan is in the Air Force, but we’re also jiu jitsu, cigar, and beer buddies, so that’s what we have on tap for today, so join me for a super fascinating episode featuring physics, cigar reviews, book & movie recommendations, and more!

For episode 15 I interview a good friend of mine, Susan Vincent. She's a Planner for the City of Dayton and she's also an artist. We talk about her book, what life is like working from home, she shares some good book and Netflix recommendations, and she has some good advice on how to make it through the pandemic. Take a listen, and if you're interested in checking out her book, you can find it at...

In this episode, I'm excited to talk to a former student, Felix, who is a Psychology major at the University of Dayton. They're one of my coolest former students and we talk about a lot, including mental health, poetry, music, the Dayton Regional STEM School, taking college classes during the Coronavirus outbreak, and more! The books they recommended are "The Courage to Heal" and "Resurrection Aft...

Today I get to interview my jiu-jitsu buddy Zak, who is a brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and someone I would consider a personal mentor of mine in the jiu-jitsu world. He's part of my jiu-jitsu family, and I definitely enjoy talking with him, but I haven't seen him a while! We catch up and talk about why we love jiu-jitsu, what's going on in the shipping world, get his book and Netflix recommen...

Today I interview my good friend Emerie. She's the managing editor of InquirEd (https://www.inquired.org/) and has her own photography and design company, which you can find on Instagram at instagram.com/emerielukasphoto. I talk to her about everything from improv to inquiry learning to the ice cream blog she's made (www.theyumblog.com/). Enjoy!

For this episode, I interview my good buddy Casey, who is an attorney for the IUE-CWA. As you'll hear, he's also an avid reader and a history buff. He's got some great ideas for passing the time and some good advice on putting things into perspective. Enjoy!

Join me as I talk with Ann Kim, Chair of the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Indiana University East and President of the Dayton Society of Artists. Ann and I talk about everything from how the Coronavirus is impacting to Korea, to the definition of art, to what she's binging on Netflix. For those interested in finding out more about her artwork, visit annbkim.com.

This is the first INTERNATIONAL episode! I'm excited to be interviewing my friend Ana Anicic, who is from Bosnia-Herzegovina. She shares what life is like in BiH and we reminisce about the time she visited Dayton. She's a really cool person who has some good wisdom to share about making it through the Coronavirus. Also, I mentioned that I would share the link to my blog on here where I talk about...

I had fun in this episode interviewing my good friends Mandi and Sarah. They're married, both work at the Dayton Regional STEM School, and they're both trivia and book club buddies. I'm definitely missing them, so it was great to catch up. They've got some good cooking and book recommendations and some great ideas for killing time. It's a good one!

Join me for this episode as I interview my friend Peggy Kelly. She's an avid reader who has some great recommendations to share. She's also on the Dayton Sister City Committee with me, so we talk about some of the sister cities we've been fortunate enough to visit.

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In this episode, I talk with a colleague and a personal mentor of mine, Cherise Hairston. She's what I refer to as a "black belt mediator" and is one of the best in the field at what she does, so we talk a bit about the world of conflict intervention, catch up on the book she's reading, Gene Keys, and learn a bit about her new company, Inner Align Design, where she offers personal coaching for fol...

In this episode, I interview the CEO and President of Coastal International Logistics and talk to him about everything from the intricacies of international trade to how Florida golf courses are handling the Coronavirus outbreak. The book Haddon was talking about was The Splendid & the Vile, by Erik Larson. Hear his Netflix recommendations as well and his advice on how to keep things in perspe...

On this episode of Killing Time I interview a good buddy of mine, Aaron Primm, who shares some stories about his recent Costco runs and talks about the volunteering he's been doing since the virus started. He also shares some good YouTube recommendations! Search for Guga Foods and MRE Taste Test to find some of the channels he recommended.

In this episode, I interview my brother Patrick, a writer living in Chicago. He's a big movie buff, so he shares his movie recommendations and talks about he passes the time and shares some insight into what it's like in Chicago these days.