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Pod Crashing Episode 78 With Tammy Tuckey She began a weekly, iTunes podcast called The Tiara Talk Show in 2013, and has hosted, produced & edited several hundred episodes. Her interview credits include Helen Reddy, Ed Asner, Debbie Reynolds, Susan Sarandon, the original Mouseketeers (Cubby O’Brien, Lonnie Burr and Bobby Burgess) and theme-park cast members. Aside from hosting The Tiara Talk Show,...

Pod-Crashing Episode 77 with Catherine Townsend Her podcast is Hell and Gone. It follows a writer and private investigator who investigates unsolved deaths in small-town Arkansas. During season two she’s dove into the mysterious death of Janie Ward, a 16-year-old high school student who died at a party in 1989 in Marshall, Arkansas. In the 30 years since her death, no one has been able to determin...

Pod-Crashing Episode 76 with Sammy Jaye. At the age of 17 most people are students focused on gaming, fashion, music and Instagram. Sammy can relate but she’s elevated that perspective by way of hosting a podcast jam packed with celebs, politicians & influencers. Her strength is how she never shy’s from authentic, real conversations with a fresh point of view. Critics call her the voice of Gen Z....

Pod-Crashing Episode 75 with Laura Wasser She’s a celebrity divorce attorney. She’s seen it all, and in her 20 plus years practicing Family Law in Hollywood the one thing she's certain of is that all is fair in love and war. Each week on the All's Fair With Laura Wasser podcast, she and It's Over Easy's Chief Content Officer Johnnie Raines chat with celebrities, innovators and experts about all ki...

Pod-Crashing Episode 74 with Adam Gidwitz Grim Grimmer Grimmest. The Hair-Raising, Original Podcast Series Based on the Grimm Fairy Tales. Every episode is a story retold with a fresh and surprising twist. Featuring curious creatures and mischievous foes, each story punctuated by hilarious commentary from a classroom of kids who question their way through these creepy tales. The podcast series is...

Pod-Crashing Episode 73 with Holly Frey and Tracy V Wilson from Stuff You Missed In History Class. Two episodes a week plus a bonus classic from the archive every Saturday. Holy and Tracy learned to love history. I mean it’s how the modern world was shaped. Yep by lesser-known people and events. The podcast digs into topics that haven't gotten enough attention in world of history - whether they're...

Pod Crashing Episode 72 with Jason Flom Jason’s always been a longtime advocate for reform of the criminal-justice system, earning a strong reception with his podcast, Wrongful Conviction. The series, touts a tale of "tragedy, triumph, unequal justice and actual innocence,” earning him a sweet spot in the Top 50 podcasts on iTunes. Launched in collaboration with the production company reVolver, Wr...

Pod-Crashing Episode 71 with Marc Maron Anyone who’s checked in with podcasting over the past twelve years has eventually made their way toward this Magic Man on the mic. Not because he’s a hard hitting interviewer demanding headlines or a paparazzi hound seeking a story to sell to a higher level of delivery. On WTF Marc is Marc. He does his homework. He’s constantly fresh and very much in tune wi...

Pod-Crashing Episode 70 with Steve Greenberg My favorite part about listening to podcasts is due 100% to those who bring it to life. The Rocker’s are talking about music, the comedians are being funny, construction workers help you build. You get the picture. Speed of Sound is the podcast that breaks down the stories behind the pop songs - and sounds - that topped the charts and shaped the soundtr...

Pod-Crashing Episode 69 The Pete and Sabastian podcast. Two A-list comedians getting together once a week to create a tight comedy shows blessed with personalized stories and memorable comedy bits. Keeping the two man show moving forward during a global pandemic hasn’t stopped the required drive toward laughs and quirky content. Both Maniscalco and Correale have mastered the true art of theater of...

Pod Crashing Episode 68 with Aaron Mahnke Launched in March of 2015, the podcast Lore has generated a massive listening audience. We’re talking an average of five million plus monthly. The anthology series presents the frightening and often disturbing tales based on real people and events that have led to our modern-day myths and legends. Named “Best of” in 2015 and 2016 by Apple, and was listed a...

Pod-Crashing Episode 67 with Jake Brennan from Disgraceland I still believe my fascination and deep dedication to podcasting is due to the love affair I had as a child listening to Radio Mystery Theater on KGHL in Billings, Montana. I could physically see, feel and hear everything painted onto that canvas. Disgraceland knows how to share a story. Jake digs into the journey of musicians getting awa...

Pod-Crashing Episode 66 with Dana Schwartz Many times on this podcast we’ve talked about the evolution of the digital performance. The original idea of your episodes endlessly endure the power of the creative mind by reshaping itself into a journey of chance taking meeting up with trying to catch up. I knew when I started Pod-Crashing that it wasn’t going stand still. Which is why I find tremendou...

Pod-Crashing Episode 65 My Conversation with Jon Walczak His podcast is Missing In Alaska Long before the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Flight 370, the disappearance of a twin-engine Cessna 310 in Alaska carrying two U.S. congressmen captured the headlines. The plane went down in October 1972. A rain storm. Nearly five decades later the cause of the crash and the plane's location - remain a...

Pod-Crashing Episode 64 In Modern Ruhles, NBC News correspondent and MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle brings her characteristic curiosity, empathy and insight to some of today's thorniest, most complex conversations. Whether it's a discussion about privilege, political correctness, the limitations of feminism or the possibilities for a non-toxic masculinity, Stephanie brings to the table intelligence,...

Pod-Crashing Episode 63 Remember when the only thing you heard on podcasts were comedians, political talkers, bloggers wanting to share their voice and hardworking deeply dedicated creative minds that somehow couldn’t land a job in radio. Gotta be honest with ya. I don’t know how I got to stay on that tower as long as I did. I was extremely tired of babysitting a radio show mixed by the heavily pr...

Pod-Crashing Episode 62 Every day new podcasters leap onto the platform seeking out better ways to share their journeys. Being educational to just having fun, you don’t need a concrete building with a huge tower behind it to be heard. When we first started out with Pod-Crashing the goal was to help open imaginations by way of showcasing tips of the trade. Rather than assuming that you could hold y...

Pod-Crashing Episode 61: Keeping It Local With Pete Kaliner Podcasts are no different than snowflakes. There are no two the same. They may resemble each other. The same intensions at hand. Probably the same listening audience. It’s still impossible to call them the same. Making each podcast unique are the captains running the ship. Their visions. Ambitions. Connections and reactions. All four play...

Pod-Crashing Episode 60 with NFL Star And More Jack Brewer Wow. 60 episodes of this podcast deep. The main mission still engaged in the way of inviting everyone to their own platform. Your own voice. Difference and growth moving forward. To understand the importance of being heard while making your experiences part of the lessons required to keep us level headed on the streets. Level Headed is Jac...

Pod-Crashing Episode 59: My Conversation With Comedian Todd Riley Not all funny people are built the same. Which is why you can’t hit a comedy club once a year. The stories, the laughter, the multiple layers of performance style, some meant to be improv others well-rehearsed and timed out. That being said not all comedians instantly stopped their careers twelve years ago during the Rogan and Maron...

Pod-Crashing Episode 58 My Conversation with Melissa Rivers Planted firmly inside the four walls of Storic Media Podcast Networks, "Melissa Rivers' Group Text," wastes no time unveiling its vast array of discussions fed by the energy of current events, pop culture, fashion, lifestyle, relationships, fitness, parenting, entertainment, mental health, and more. The podcast was totally inspired by the...

Pod-Crashing Episode 57 My Conversation with Bobbi Brown When I first came up with the plan to layout a series of episodes dedicated to Podcasting, I truly didn’t have any mission other than to find my own focus. I figured if I wrote about this new age shape of broadcasting I’d learn something from the enormous amount of content available. While collecting notebooks of pen scratches and listening...

Pod-Crashing Episode 56 A Conversation With Dani Shapiro Her podcast is Family Secrets. An extremely relatable title. When it comes to family secrets we all have them. And while the discovery of family secrets can initially be terrifying or traumatic, often these discoveries have the power to liberate, heal, and even uplift us. Dani Shapiro is the bestselling author of the memoir Inheritance. Her...

Pod-Crashing Episode 55: Conversation with Podcast Magazine Creator Steve Olsher When I first got into podcasting in 2012 the days of being recognized as a communicator weren't bleak but a lot of top dogs in terrestrial radio weren't on board. I saw it as a great place to take radio station clients. It was no longer about purchasing 30 second commercials. Two clients bit into my vision to begin a...

Pod-Crashing Episode 54: Unknown Universe Is the new movement becoming more vibrant? The project being podcasting. According to Edison Research’s Senior VP Tom Webster, “Podcast listeners have spent the past two months checking into episodes for 6.5 hours a week.” Wait wait hold on. Before we pull out the party bus and champagne, we need to look at the larger picture. The past two months have been...