Davi Barker and Michael W. Dean talk about Gallows Humor. A good time is had by all.
I have one of these! – Michael Dean After Dark radio archive
Nikki Darling and Michael W. Dean discuss blood moons. Then they dine on some delicious libertarian pod beef with a side order of buckyballs.
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Davi Barker Tells Why There’s No Problem With The Free Rider Problem – Michael Dean After Dark radio archive
Davi Barker explains how he is a free rider on gun totin’ friends and it ain’t no thang. They also discuss the TSA messing with Davi’s special place, how Kurt Cobain wanted to be Michael Dean when he grew up, and the joys of the Karel Rule. Also, Bill Buppert calls in with an update about his health.
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Michael W. Dean on DIY Filmmaking – Michael Dean After Dark radio archive
Michael W. Dean is interviewed on his own show by Andreas Siege for an upcoming filmmaking book. Topics include ALL art, but with a focus on filmmaking.
Andreas Siege: http://www.kaluluentertainment.com/
Questions Michael answered:
1) What is the most important advice you have for someone who wants to make a DIY film?
a)The second most important advice?
b)The third.
2)What was the biggest obstacle you faced when making your first film?
a) How did you overcome this obstacle?
b)Which stage of filmmaking is the most difficult for a DIY filmmaker?
3)What were your personal motivations for making your first film?
a)Who/what was your biggest inspiration?
4)How do you define DIY film?
a)How is DIY filmmaking different from traditional filmmaking?
5)Why is the DIY film movement important?
a)Where do you see it going?
6)Why should prospective DIY filmmakers make their own film?
a)Is it worth it?
Hippies With Guns – Michael Dean After Dark radio archive
Anti-War Pro-Gun folks Michael W. Dean and Nikki Darling wonder why no one is surprised that Northern California’s unwashed masses are demanding Google give them billions of dollars “or bad stuff is going to happen.”