Talk Me Some Art And Other Stories

Buckles Branigan is back in Southfork for a further installment on the great American Western - Guy makes a case for "Wagon Train" and the high caliber guest stars appearing on that show - We listen as Guy describes the morning and its advancing light in the studio - Classes are cut at Rhode Island College as Guy and friend forego collegiate instruction with the result being a six-year degree.

Host Guy Masse walks you through your own exciting debut podcast with step-by-step instructions on producing and publishing; from app installation to content choice to cover art - Guy talks about Buckles Branigan's flight back to Southfork - Providence is a great city to take pictures as Guy reminisces about his college days of architectural photography.

Host Guy Masse talks about the beautiful Rhode Island state house which features Georgian marble and the world's fourth largest self-supporting dome - Guy examines his list of future house chores in preparation of Thanksgiving - Buckles Branigan shares his love of the western genre and the props, players and landscape that make up a scene.

There are 750,000 podcasts out there but that number pales in comparison to some other formats - We all make affirmative gutteral sounds to ourselves upon hearing something we agree with - The magic of fall is upon us and manifest itself with a colorful display of leaves

- I like my old heating system and I'm using techniques to save energy at the same time - Go out and vote because every vote counts - I bought a new shaver and I'm lovin' it - I watch TV but not in the morning - Morning Ruminations - Buckles Branigan interview

What path do we take in each and every thing we do? How do we conserve energy and thereby make things easier? Host Guy Masse attempts to answer these and other questions. Also, Guy does a complete 360 in his studio. Plus, Buckles Branigan answers listeners questions.

Host Guy Masse describes his method of success in podcasting and in life. Also, a brief unraveling of the early morning light from the studio. Plus, Guy's perspective on the 2020 presidential election.

What are our options in life? Each is laid out before us and we try to make good choices. Also, the reknown stage act of Billet and Genk travels to Southfork... featuring Buckles Branigan's own fond recollections. Plus, Cane, Lulu and the yellow jacket loose in the studio.

A Special three-pronged GJMNR interview about the pervasiveness of art in our everyday existence with host John Jacobs. He is joined by Guy Masse and Buckles Branigan and they offer their respective timelines and perspectives on art. Also, sometimes you gotta restart your device. Plus, Guy's brothers and sisters. Special Premier Edition: Get a lift with additional material dedicated to jolly ol' E...

Our waking hours' thoughts are mostly occupied by food and entertainment and our sleeping hours with dreams. Not a second goes by without us thinking of something. Guy relates his strange college life dream. Also, Buckles' ramblings are reviewed. Please share this episode and thank you!

Host Guy Masse describes his furnace as it starts the radiators clinking with good ol' steam heat in mid October. Buckles commadieres the mic to bring you Branigan X cigars and an old west taste. Also, Guy spins a short yarn about regular trips to the dentist upon the insistence of his mom. Please share these episodes and thank you!

Host Guy Masse loves the English language. Although having rather strict grammatical rules, it's amazingly flexible. Also, ever have an earworm? It's that song in your head you can't seem to shake until another takes its place. You're on sound footing with this episode. Please share this show and thank you!

Buckles' Branigan settles in with host Guy Masse to talk about his Branigan X line of cigars and the story of a visit by Earl from across the hotel corridor. Also, Morning Ruminations makes mention of Guy's parents and the potential for a new day ahead.

It's that time folks to look back at the last month's worth of TMSAAOS podcasts. Also, Buckles whets your appetite for some great Branigan X smokes. Plus, Guy does a quick breakdown of audience participation in the podsphere.

Digital gives way to analog as Buckles Branigan tells of his times on the set of his television series. He also offers a take on the benefits of listening to music on magnetic tape. Plus, Guy gives us a morning window view.

Host Guy Masse looks at how interplay is an important component to our existence. And the cats take center stage at daybreak in the studio. Also, Stori Evermore and John Jacobs live thirty blocks from each other in Manhattan and have lunch in a midtown deli.

Buckles Branigan spins a yarn in part one of his posse run. They bring along a beautiful tagalong of the female persuasion. Featuring a sweeping western Texas landscape. They're after a sidewinder who shot and killed the all-important town assayer. Also, Guy dreams of his ad agency mates playing Grateful Dead songs in front of a welcome dream audience. Plus, Guy goes food shopping with his bike as...

Autumn starts with the shedding of foliage and is a harbinger of the cold weather ahead. Host Guy Masse tells of his misadventures in academia and occasional hunkering down of studies. Also, coffee brand update, home heating debut and free and easy podcasting with Anchor.

Cane and Lulu scamper about as Guy records a podcast. The two cats are coexisting on a somewhat minimal scale. Chevalier's displays its wares before us in this nuts and bolts analysis of the small neighborhood hardware emporium. Plus, Guy relates his bout with his gall bladder (exciting) and Jerry is alive and well.

Summers in Rhode Island for the Masses include Rocky Point, Slater Park and Goosewing Beach helping make summers that much more enrapturing. Also, Guy's neighbors endure a fallen tree from a passing windstorm as they begin to clear the debris.

Guy shares all the play-by-play action on an early morning wind event. Plus Buckles Branigan settles into the studio with a magical stogie along with host Guy, who later breaks down his med regimen. Please share this episode and thank you!

A new day peeks its way through Guy Masse's window as night gradates into light. Try rising early for a new start to your workaday. Also, "Tales of Wells Fargo" stars Dale Robertson who brought a fresh, relaxed style to acting on a television western series. Plus, Guy relates his experience with a drawing pen. Please share this episode and thank you!

Guy's commute to art school is fraught with inclement April weather as he hops on the bus. He perseveres though with the goal of graduating with a graphic design degree. Also, Ellie and Mark Compton head to work on a Monday morning and make an alcohol-soaked detour to despair.

An array of framed wall art hangs in the studio as host Guy Masse gives a brief description of each. Also, the cats are scampering as Buckles Branigan chimes in to announce the upcoming Southfork horse race and outing. Plus, John Jacobs reports on the morning commute and how each mask-wearing rider has a destiny as they head down the lonely road. Please share this episode and thank you!

Host Guy Masse examines how our lives are caught up in our phones but that life in the real world trumps it. Is normal existence sustainable as we attempt to keep social media in its proper place? Also, ever get that feeling of hope and optimism - that everything is going to be alright - when coming out of a movie theater after seeing a rather disturbing film? These and other topics are featured....