Jake J. Thomas
Dialogic
Conversations about art, culture and marketing in the digital age.
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Episodes
Who's Trolling?: Dialogic Podcast Episode 8 19.08.2018 56:40
In this episode Jake discusses the phenomenon of Internet Trolling. He describes what it is and offers three key ways to deal with Trolls. He also goes on to describe the work of two exemplar Trolls: Donald Trump and Tekashi 69. He also drinks two delicious organic ales created by: Taylor Settani (https://www.instagram.com/bluebelln7/) for Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing (https://www.instagram.com/scm...
Kids and Politics 17.08.2018 29:35
This podcast is an emotional response to a Ted Talk given by Sydney Chaffee entitled “How teachers can help kids find their political voices.”
Film, Photography and Making Art 13.08.2018 45:19
Jake describes some of his artistic background, offers important advice to aspiring photographers, and laughs about the way people approach you when you’re shooting in public.
Pray for Rain 11.08.2018 28:36
California is in critical condition. What can we do about it? In this episode, Jake discusses the question of prayer and remembers a rain dance he was lucky enough to witness near the end of the 90s.
Feed the Kids 06.08.2018 42:39
Becoming a parent rips open your heart, if you care, and helps you to relate to most of humanity. Unfortunately some kids are going without adequate food in this county, and likely in yours. This episode is a call to action to inspire you to think about how to solve the problem of childhood hunger in your hometown.
Adapted to Winning 30.07.2018 30:42
Photography and surfing, art and competition, war and our fear of death, and new friends.
Episode 2: the bro-volution 20.07.2018 40:41
Discussion of other podcasts and an introduction to the idea of the bro-volution.
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