The Origin Story Podcast

Happy New Year!!It's Hank and Michael's annual year end episode where they make their communal top ten list of movies they saw released in 2025!

Joseph Mancuso is a Los Angeles based actor, writer, and editor. He spent 20 years in theater, performing on renowned NYC stages like The Cherry Lane and The Public, starring in Hanoch Levin’s American debut, Retzach. His TV and film credits include The Blacklist, Blue Bloods, Shades of Blue, and Pee Wee’s Big Holiday. As a producer and editor, Joseph has worked on projects for A&E, National Geographic, and Netflix, including the docuseries Against the Odds, which has over 8 million YouTube views. His writing earned recognition at La Femme International Film Festival, winning “Best Series” for Life, Coached and his first written feature film, Smile... The Worst is Yet to Come is set to premiere in New york City in January 2026.Joseph's Socials:InstagramThe Most Human of Things (Joseph's Substack) LinksT. Schreiber StudioSMILE, THE WORST IS YET TO COMEChloe LenihanLife, CoachedGeographerJim CummingsTHE METHOD: HOW THE 20th CENTURY LEARNED TO ACTKristen Stewart InterviewLee StrasburgSandford MeisnerStella AdlerShauna KanterInViolet Theater CompanyThe Late Henry Moss movie mentioned, THIS SO CALLED DISASTERTHE FERVENT YEARSREAL LIFE DRAMAON WRITINGINTENT TO LIVESORRY, BABYTHE SECRET AGENTTHE MASTERMINDMARTYR

We wrap up our annual Halloween podcasts with Jennifer Lee and King's second book . . . and pledge to do a follow up on the film adaptations in December.

Next week: 'SALEM'S LOT by Stephen King with Jennifer Lee.

Tons of spoilers and laughter ahead. Next week: THE OMEN II.

Next week: SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES And then: THE OMEN II

David's WebsiteDavid's InstagramDavid on other podcasts:Go Between the CoversBetween the Covers YoutubeScared Lit - LessRamona AusubelLarissa FasthorseSAVE THE CATTommy OrangeCraig JohnsonDavid's Other Writing on the WebpageDavid and Tommy InterviewGOODFELLASBILLY JACKTAMPOPO - food movie. RAMEN!The Owl FarmGimme ShelterTonight's the NightSean ShermanOwamniMartin Cruz Smith

Suehyla's InstagramPodcasts Featuring Suehyla:The Artist Inclusive PodcastHow Do You Do? (audiobooks)VENUS - Launchpad SeriesSteve YockeySuehyla's IMDBSmiteAmadeus IMDBPeter ShafferMilos FormanTom HulceF. Murray AbrahamCynthia NixonA Christmas Carol - Guy PearceElizabeth Gilbert - Your Creative Muse

And also whom we think deserves to win. Or maybe whom we want to win. Sometimes both.

In what has become one of my favorite traditions of the holiday season, Hank and I debate, compromise, and form our collective top ten list of favorite movies from 2024.

Playwright John Patrick Bray introduces me to singer songwriter Tom Waits. Socials for John: FACEBOOK Show Notes via Riverside: I'm trying this out. Let me know if you miss the old ones.Summary In this conversation, John Patrick Bray shares his journey as a playwright and educator, discussing his educational background, influences in theater, and the importance of collaboration and artistry in playwriting. He reflects on his experiences in various theater productions and his teaching philosophy, emphasizing the need for students to engage with both the theoretical and practical aspects of theater. Bray also offers insights into how aspiring playwrights can approach reading and experiencing plays, as well as the challenges of moving to New York for their careers. In this conversation, John Patrick Bray discusses the evolving landscape of New York theater, emphasizing the importance of having a clear purpose and networking when moving to the city. He shares personal experiences and lessons learned throughout his career, including the significance of showing up to events and the realities of balancing life as a playwright and educator. Bray also delves into the creative process behind his play 'Traxx', exploring themes of community, economic challenges, and personal mythology, while offering insights on how playwrights can navigate the path to production. In this conversation, John Patrick Bray discusses the evolution of playwright collectives, the importance of self-production, and the journey of his play 'Tracks'. He shares insights into the success of 'Friendly's Fire' and reflects on the profound influence of Tom Waits on his artistic journey, emphasizing the emotional depth and unique characters in Waits' music. In this conversation, John Patrick Bray shares his deep connection to music, particularly the works of Tom Waits. He reflects on the magical world of music, the journey of discovering new artists, and how music intertwines with personal relationships. The discussion delves into the persona of Tom Waits, his live performances, and the impact of his music on Bray's life. Bray also shares his favorite songs and offers recommendations for those looking to explore Waits' discography further. TAKEAWAYSTakeaways John Patrick Bray is self-producing a play in Georgia.Education and practical experience are crucial for a playwright.Artistry in playwriting should not be overlooked.Theater should evoke visual poetry and moments of theatricality.Collaboration is essential in the creative process.Students should be encouraged to explore their artistic side.Reading a play is different from experiencing it live.The director's choices can significantly impact a play's interpretation.Aspiring playwrights should be open to collaboration.Understanding the craft of playwriting involves both theory and practice. New York's theater scene requires a specific purpose for moving there.Networking is crucial for success in the theater industry.Having a plan is essential when pursuing opportunities.A job in theater is not guaranteed; showing up is vital.Self-producing can provide valuable insights into the production process.Writing plays often involves surprising elements and unexpected turns.Understanding the economic realities of theater is important for new playwrights.Balancing teaching and writing requires time management and prioritization.Engaging with the theater community can lead to new opportunities.Writing what you know can lead to authentic storytelling. Emerging playwrights benefit from forming collectives.Self-production can be challenging but rewarding.Community support is crucial for new works.'Tracks' is a personal play ready for production.'Friendly's Fire' has gained recognition and success.Tom Waits' music has been a lifelong influence.Artistry often involves navigating personal experiences.Generosity in the arts can lead to unexpected rewards.The journey of a play can be long and complex.

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The Flock and Parliament NewsletterShelley's Socials:Website: https://shfstudio.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shf_studio/ Show LinksPrevious TOSP show with ShelleyEcology of a Cracker Childhood by Janisse RayMind Over Medium PodcastAtlanta Solo Show: TerrainMaster Naturalist ProgramJanisse RayJanisse Ray Youtube Video re: CRACKERGlass CastleBraiding SweetgrassJames DickeyThe Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters

This month on the podcast, writer, editor, teacher Chip Livingston introduces me to Debra Magpie Earling's THE LOST JOURNALS OF SACAJEWEA. SHOW NOTESChip's WebsiteChip's InstagramDebra Magpie EarlingPadgett PowellLinda HoganAIChip"s BooksSapphireInstitute of American Indian ArtsA ProposalThe Saints of the RepublicKenward ElmslieJoe BrainardJohn AshburyWorking by Slate Magazine Podcast about Love, Lucia.Love, Lucia: The Letters of Lucia Berlin and Kenward ElmsliePunta del Este PantoumPalo BorrachoPOET-A-DAY: MEET CHIP LIVINGSTON

SHOW NOTESYear of the TrailEVEN AS WE BREATHEHindman Settlement SchoolHindman's Literary WorkshopGrove Park InnConfluence Writer's WorkshopShapes of Native Non-Fiction"Touch it Every Day" - no link, but it's good to remember.Silas HouseBelovedThe God of Small Things by Arundhati RoyMuseum of the Cherokee PeopleThe Institute of American Indian ArtsRon RashRichard PowersTremont Writer's ConferenceThe OverstoryScott and ZeldaWe Are Resilient: A MMIW True Crime PodcastWe Are Resilient Podcast WebsiteMarie Walkingstick, Episode One, Episode Two, Episode ThreeThe Sgili Queens PodcastDay of Awareness 2024Winter Counts

This month on The Origin Story Podcast, comedian Emily Holden introduces Michael to Michelle Wolf's comedy special, IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE.Emily's InstagramEmily's LinktreeLaughing SkullFortune FeimsterMicrowave Manifested Joke by Maria BamfodJason HulseyCarter DeemsStorhm ArtisteSean PattonBanjo Lounge ComedyLaugh Lab ComedyThe Tao of Comedy: Embrace the PauseThe Creative Act: A Way of BeingBig MagicLibro.FMhttps://www.instagram.com/caitlinpeluffo/reel/CuPcrQ2A8eL/Bo JohnsonSteve Martin Doc

This month on The Origin Story Podcast, entertainment journalist and podcaster Curt Holman introduces me to Powell and Pressburger's A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. sign up for the Flock and ParliamentSHOW NOTESThe Comics CanonCurt's Creative Loafing ColumnBrazil (Movie)Dan McCoy and The Flop HouseCurt's LetterboxdPowell and PressburgerA Matter of Life and Death

This month on The Origin Story Podcast, playwright, novelist, journalist, and critic Benji Carr introduces me to the "Dimestore Dostoevsky," Jim Thompson. Benji's InstagramBenji's Website Show LinksArts AtlOnstage AtlantaWrite Club AtlantaCarapaceNaked CityThe MothJoy DeficitDad's GarageThe Alliance TheatreTopher PayneCity Springs TheatreAJCInverted Pyramid StyleKneadThe Aurora TheatreToni Stone ReviewJessica NettlesBrian PanowichShotgun HoneyTHE BIG SLEEPBroadleaf Writer's AssociationZachary SteeleThe Story PlantThe Grifters (Book)The Grifters (Movie)The Killer Inside Me

The Owls discuss their favorite movies from 2023, and construct their communal top ten list for the year.

Join Stan, Matt, and Michael as they recap their experience of reading Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER.

Join Stan and Michael as they read a chapter a day of Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER. This episode covers Chapter October 28th through Chapter October 31st.. It's the end of the book, y'all.

Join Stan and Michael as they read a chapter a day of Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER. This episode covers Chapter October 21th through Chapter October 27th.

Join Stan and Michael as they read a chapter a day of Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER. This episode covers Chapter October 14th through Chapter October 20th.

Join Stan and Michael as they read a chapter a day of Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER. This episode covers Chapter October 8 through Chapter October 13th.

Join Stan and Michael as they read a chapter a day of Roger Zelasney's A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER. This episode cover the Introduction to Chapter October 7.

Michael and Stan invite you to join them as they read A NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER by Roger Zelasney - one chapter a day for the month of October.Roger ZelazneyA Night in the Lonesome OctoberH.P. LovecraftEdgar Allen PoeRay Bradbury

Karen Ceesay InstagramKaren's Previous Episode of The Origin Story PodcastSAG-AFTRATommy FutchMaking a Name for YourselfKINDREDOctavia ButlerWild SeedNnedi Okorafor

Bernardo's WebsiteBernardo's InstagramBernardo's New Play Exchange PageFlorida Studio TheaterThe Significance of Clowning in TheaterTalk to HerPedro AlmodóvarCaetano Veloso Cucurrucucu Paloma Hable Con EllaHow To with John WilsonI'm a Virgo

Gladys Cardiff Theodore RoethkeGlossary of Poetry TermsReturning the GiftCombingAutobiography of RedHogarth and his PugSelf Portrait in a Convex MirrorThe Private Life of a MasterpieceTony HoaglandRobert Crais

Shane HawkShane Hawk TwitterShane Hawk InstagramJames Welch Native Lit FestivalSterling HolyWhite MountainTommy OrangeBrandon HobsonKelli Jo Ford Brain EvensonMichael WehuntStephen Graham JonesMongrelsPhilip K. DickAnokaCherie DimalineRebecca RoanhorseThe Van DeMeersMorgan TaltyTheodore Van Alst, Jr.Jessica JohnsThe MenuGordon RamsayLethal Weapon 2Margot Slip DressChef's TableNOPEFRY'S

This month, author, editor, and teacher Shane Hawk, introduces Michael to the 2022 horror comedy, THE MENU.

Author and professor Jona Kottler introduces Michael to Emily Wilson's translation of Homer's THE ODYSSEY. Jona's WebsiteI Wrote My Way OutJona's TwitterStephen Graham JonesEmily Wilson and THE ODYSSEY

This month on the Origin Story Podcast, Jona Kottler introduces me to THE ODYSSEY, translation by Emily Wilson.I hope you'll join us.

Dr, David Dault, writer, media professional, educator, and producer/host of Things Not Seen Radio introduces Michael to Orson Welles's essay film F FOR FAKE. Time Stamps (approx):IntroDavid's work: 4:37F for Fake Discussion:: 1:34:36 Where to find Dr. Dault:TwitterTHINGS NOT SEEN RADIODAVID DAULT WEBSITE - this site has links to previous interviews with David..The Francis Effect A FEW LINKSBIODEGRADABLE MANColumbia Theological SeminaryCOFFEE WITH JESUSImago TechniqueTheologians and Philosophers Using Social MediaF FOR FAKE WIKIOrson Welles WikiKuleshov Effect

After 18 or so months, The Origin Story Podcast is back!! TOSP is now my personal artistic anti-ignorance project, but you can play too. Hopefully, we'll all be introduced to new works of art we love.

Author/actor Michael Henry Harris and musician Will Haraway of The Sundogs and The Haraway Brothers continue their ongoing conversation about their respective projects. This episode goes in-depth into the creation of the latest Sundogs album, "Embroidered Rose." For more on The Sundogs visit: https://sundogs.net/ https://sundogs.net/

Musician Will Haraway and actor/writer Michael Henry Harris discuss the process of creating new work. Upcoming Tour Dates for Will: Feb 29th, The Sundogs Play Dead. At Venkmen’s in Atlanta, GA.March 27th, 28th, 29th at the Opelika Songwriters Festival in Opelika, Al.  Show Notes The Sundogs30 A Music FestivalJames McMurtryJon HarrisChris StillsWhole World TheaterDad's GarageVillage TheatreLee HarawaySarah BakerLance KrallAnna VocinoLoren TarquinioThe Tom Petty ShowCenterStageThe Last Waltz EnsembleThe BandOff the RecordY.O.U.Yacht Rock RevueYacht Rock's Original Songs. The Why.The RepBenji ShanksBlackberry SmokeDark WaterKristian BushPatrick Byrnepacemaker plusLiz Lerman Critical Response TechniqueJohn PrineGuy ClarkSteve PoltzBob SchniederRay of Light (Sundogs email list)

Socials and WebsiteBrian Clowdus ExperiencesTwitterInstagram Brian Clowdus Bio Brian Clowdus has been breaking boundaries in the theatre industry since the offset of his career, making a national name for himself by producing shows that do so much more than just tell a story. They immerse audiences for experiences in the most unique site-specific locations that are all-consuming, mesmerizing, and compelling. He’s bringing his vision to the wider world, offering to consult and create custom productions for businesses, communities, and events. Brian Clowdus is the CEO of Brian Clowdus Experiences, which is taking his environmental work all across the country, expanding at an unprecedented rate. Brian is also the Founder & Artistic Director Emeritus of Serenbe Playhouse, the nation’s premier outdoor site-specific theatre company which was recently named one of the Top 20 Theatres in the Nation by Playbill. He has performed and directed in Tokyo, London, Canada, Central and South America, The Caribbean, NYC, LA, and in almost every other major city in the United States. Brian was named the Top Artistic Director in Atlanta and one of the Top 20 Atlantans to Watch by Creative Loafing, one of the Top 15 Atlantans Under 40 by Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles Magazines, one of the Top 40 Under 40 by Georgia Trend, one of the Most Eligible Bachelors in Atlanta by Jezebel Magazine, one of the Most Influential Atlantans in the Entertainment Industry by Men’s Book Atlanta, and most recently one of Atlanta’s 500 Most Powerful Leaders by Atlanta Magazine. Selected Links 1000 Mile Yard Sale or 127 Yard SaleHoke's Bluff, ALAmherstDartmouthAssassinsCabaretTokyo DisneyUSC TheaterSerenbeSuzuki MethodLost ColonyHairBreeAnn ClowdusMeditation AppsThe SkivviesJoe ManganielloSerenbe Playhouse

"Those who never fail are those who never try." - unknown. Margaret Rauber Margaret Rauber is a construction professional, having worked in the commercial construction market for 27 years. During her career, she’s worked on projects for local governments, higher education institutions, K-12 systems and retail, office and hospitality private developers throughout the southeast.  After working her way up through a project management tract, she now serves as Vice President for Winter Construction, with 21 of her 27 years in the industry with Winter, overseeing all active projects at Winter.   Today, Margaret works closely with Operations leaders to ensure project success from preconstruction through close-out. She enjoys serving as a sounding board for project teams, working to set project strategy, resolving complex issues, and helping to overcome project challenges.  Margaret earned her bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Georgia Tech. She is a member of the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission Construction Advisory Committee and serves on the Board of Directors for Construction Education Foundation of Georgia. Margaret has served on the Georgia Tech College of Architecture Dean’s Advisory Committee, the Olmsted Linear Parks Alliance Board, and the Board of Trustees at Haygood Methodist Church. Margaret is a graduate of Leadership Atlanta. Margaret is married and has three daughters.  In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, playing tennis, gardening and working on various home renovation projects.

Michael and Will discuss Will's latest gigs and what he's learned from them, and Michael brings in part of a new song.

Michael sits down with independent filmmaker and writer Martin Kelley. Bio After graduation from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Martin started two independent record labels and worked as a music journalist. Martin began his work in the Indie film arena as the music supervisor for the award-winning film The Unreliable Narrator.  Soon after his first screenplay, Martin co-founded and became co-president of the Atlanta Screenwriters Group, which is one of the largest screenwriter organizations in the Southeast. The Atlanta Screenwriters Group has grown from five members to well over 500 participants over the years and has cemented itself as one of Atlanta’s most respected film education organizations. Martin’s directing debut was the short film, Boy@nt!, which was selected for the Annual Atlanta Film and Video Festival. He then went on to direct the HD feature Behind the Nine from a script that he co-wrote and was released on home video through Echelon Entertainment. He co-wrote and directed the Cougars Film Group short film Trust Beam, which earned the audience award at the Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project. Another Cougars film he produced Spleen was an official selection of the Atlanta Film Festival and yet another short film he co-wrote and co-produced Overblown won Best Film and Best Script at a subsequent Atlanta 48 Hour film Project. Martin became one of the founders and Editor-In-Chief of an online film magazine called Cinematl.com, which focuses on filmmaking in the Southeast. Martin continued to write screenplays including Loaded Dice (Shoreline Entertainment), Vicious (M.T.I. Home Entertainment) as well as win screenwriting awards like the Atlanta Film Festival’s Perfect Pitch Award for his script Jen. He continued to produce independent projects like the feature documentary Beat Makers which was released by Nelson/Madison Films.  He wrote the short film Soup which was selected to screen at Film Festivals as well as the short films The Unbearable Rightness of Diversity and Short Time, the former was selected to screen once again at the Atlanta Film Festival and it joined six of his short films that have appeared on the PBS show Atlanta Shorts as well as Comcast ON-Demand. More recently his producing, writing and directing efforts on the short films The Ticket, Tainted Blood and Dead Justice have all seen awards and film festival selections. His script Immigration Tango was shot in Miami and won Best Picture at the Boston International Film Festival and was theatrically released by Roadside Attractions/Lionsgate. He wrote and produced the feature film Step Off, which was released by Lionsgate as well as blackhats which was released by Amazon. His new feature Beauty and the Beholder is available on Amazon Prime and iTunes Starting Oct. 8. Also, his faith-based movie titled Full Count will be released On Demand and in select theaters nationwide on October 25th! Also, lookout for a thriller titled Reckoning that will release in early 2020. SOCIALS INSTAGRAMIMDBFull Count the Movie SHOW NOTES STEP OFFBLACK HATSBEAUTY AND THE BEHOLDERPlanet RockGrandmaster Flash - The MessageL.L. Cool JReign of TerrorRichard EtchisonSyd FieldJohn WooThe Fox and the HoundPedro AlmodovarAtlanta Screenwriters GroupThe Screenwriter's BibleThe Writer's JourneyScreenwriting for DummiesImmigration TangoBeauty and the BeholderFalcons Color Rush Jersey Links to more of Martin's work: Behind The Nine (2004)Behind The Nine (2004)It's the final weekend of an underground nine-ball tournament, with the winner taking home $500,000 cash. The lo... Step Off (2011)Step Off (2011)The pressure mounts for a struggling but talented music producer in Atlanta whose tracks for a beat contest in A... Beat Makers:https://tubitv.com/movies/146646/beat_makers?tracked=1Blackhats (2017) Blackhats (2017)A disillusioned bounty hunter has to track down a notorious hacker before he's assassinated by a dangerous rival...

Charlotte  Geletka is the managing partner at Silver Penny Financial Planning and a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor ®. As an experienced investment advisor, Charlotte is more of a financial coach than anything else, committed to helping her clients get to a point where they can stop worrying about their financial future. She works hard with them to simplify their financial lives, get their financial houses in order, and create a clear path to their retirement goals—whether retirement is right around the corner or in the distant the future. Charlotte graduated Summa Cum Laude from North Carolina State University. She is active on the local area committee for Young Life Atlanta Project. Charlotte gives financial literacy education talks for youth through the Kennrod Organization and local schools. She is passionate about serving her local community and financially empowering females. Charlotte was honored to be named to Investment News’ 40 Under 40 class of 2019. This award highlights young talent in the financial advice industry and recognizes their accomplishments, contributions to the industry, leadership, and promise for the future. She is a member of the Morningstar Advisory Board. She was awarded the 2018 Circle of Excellence award by Women in Financial Services. She is proud to be a member of the Investment News Women Adviser Summit’s 2019 advisory board. She is a 2018 Atlanta Five Star Wealth Manager and recipient of the 2017 Lincoln Southeast Advisor of Now award. Charlotte also serves on the ABS Advisory Council at Lincoln Financial Advisors. Charlotte holds the following licenses and professional designations: Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor from the College of Financial Planning, Investment Advisor Representative (series 65 Uniform Investment Advisor Law Exam), Series 7 Securities Representative Exam. Uniform Securities Agent (Series 63), Life, Health, and Annuity Insurance Agent. The information in this podcast and note should not be construed as financial advice. Ms. Geletka is a regulated individual in a regulated industry. Charlotte's Socials and Website INSTAGRAM - SILVER PENNY FINANCIALWEBSITEFACEBOOKTWITTER Show Notes Day to Night Business BarbieNC StateDixie Chick's Wide Open SpacesADDOffice SpaceHeadlines from the CrashBehavioral FinanceThe EconomistDr. Daniel CrosbyThe Laws of WealthThe Behavioral InvestorFintechRamit SethiI Will Teach You to be Rich (the book)A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor TowlesRules of Civility by Amor TowlesProperAtlThe E-Myth Revisited Laura VanderkamOff the Clock by Laura VanderkamI Know How She Does It by Laura VanderkamAuthority Magazine ArticleDave RamseySuze OrmanBitter and Boozy CocktailTaqueria del Sol

Shelley Helms Fleishman is an artist and entrepreneur working in multiple mediums including encaustic. Her work is featured in multiple galleries in the southeast and online.Her website: http://www.shfstudio.net/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/shelley.fly/ SHOW NOTES Encaustic VideoColumbus MuseumMargaret TilleyRick SargentJack Elliott MeyersEl GrecoFrederick Church The IcebergsAdenoid Cystic CarcinomaPostnatal DepressionSoftware Shelley uses to keep track of her art. Artwork Archive.Shelley's INSTAGRAMSpotlight on Art - Trinity SchoolHelen DeRamusBookmiserUnderland by Robert McFarlaneThe Language of FlowersStitch-Fixwww.shfstudio.net

Will debuts a brand new song while Michael tries to avoid the manic pixie dream girl trope.And, they discuss a recent concert they both attended.

Today’s superhero is Brandon Tai. Brandon has been a commodities trader, a wine salesman, and most recently, a beekeeper and entrepreneur. What a fun conversation this was. Not only did I get to hear about Brandon’s childhood and college days - which definitely shaped him - but I also got to try some of his amazing honey. He brought generous samples from a variety of jars of honey which we taste and discuss. We did our very best to paint an audio picture of what we were tasting. I think it translates, but if you’re listening to this and leave wanting more, I cannot encourage you enough to visit Brandon at one of the various farmer's markets and festivals next time you’re in Atlanta. There are links to Honey Next Doors website and Instagram so you can find out where and how to purchase - they will do mail orders - and it's well worth it. Enjoy! Honey Next DoorNew York Times Article featuring BrandonThree-Tiered SystemThe Wine BibleMeomiNorthern RhoneGrunerSt. LaurentZweigeltRealmScarecrowRobert ParkerBee Helping PlantsDeep Dive into Fightin' MitesMore MitesRotten TV SeriesBrandon in the Car in a Bee Suithttps://www.instagram.com/p/BpaCi6kg9TV/Bees in the WildCold KnifingRemoving a Swarm from a HouseTupelo Honey TreeVan Morrison's Tupelo HoneyRodgers Greens and Roots FarmsThe Road Not TakenToday I Found OutMetro Atlanta Beekeeper AssociationBeekeeping for DummiesThe Beehive Atl

Show Notes Bobo Intriguing ObjectsMy Favorite Room - Garden and GunAnother TOSP guest who was a bookie - Steve CuttsThe Brass RailThe Gold Club TrialNapoleon HillBig Red GumRussian Drinking EtiquetteFreddy BenschSweetwater BreweryFay GoldLove Train AntiquesScott Antique MarketProvenanceAxel VervoordtWabi-SabiMark and Restoration Hardware's Gary FriedmanRestoration HardwareHigh PointBoBoThe BoBo TeamAyn RandCharles BukowskiParty Like a Southerner "Garden and Gun" Article featuring Mark's CabinBlanton'sNespresso

In our second episode featuring Will and Michael creating something, we've ditched the "Whatcha working on" title. Each of us has made some progress on our projects and learned a little something along the way. Oh, and Michael explains why he is a Michael. Not a Mike. Enjoy!

Dr. Geoffrey Christopher Meacham, also known as Geoff, Ph.D., serves as a Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst at Barclays Bank PLC, Research Division. Dr. Meacham joined Barclays in December 2014 and covers the United States biotechnology sector. Previously, he also covered the equities sector in the North America region and biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. Prior to this, he served as a Managing Director and Global Head of Biotechnology Equity Research at JP Morgan Chase & Co, Research Division. He served as Senior Analyst at JP Morgan Chase & Co, Research Division. He joined JP Morgan Chase & Co, Research Division in 2004, and catered to the biotechnology sector research in United States. Dr. Meacham was J. P. Morgan's Lead Large-Cap Biotech Analyst for 10 years. Prior to that, he was a Biotechnology Analyst at UBS Investment Bank, Research Division following early stage biotech and life science companies for about four years. His research coverage spans from large-cap biotech companies with a global reach to small, development stage companies. He has also worked in the pharmaceutical industry for two years in a research and development capacity. Prior to his career on Wall Street, he worked in industry at Solvay Pharmaceuticals. He has been a Board of Director of Accuitis, Inc., since November 2015. He has been ranked for the past five years in the Institutional Investor poll since 2007, including a number 2 ranking since 2008. Dr. Meacham earned a Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Biology from UAB, and a BS in Biology and Microbiology from the University of Georgia. Show Notes Cystic FibrosisChumley'sCarry AllThe Four Seasons RestaurantTellurideNantucket

This sub-series of The Origin Story Podcast chronicles author Michael Owl and musician Will Haraway as they endeavor to bring some new work into the world.