Uncontained

On Uncontained I talk to H.R. Cole Host of of inD Films Monthly and inDspotlight Productions. If you ever had a question about game shows H.R. would be the one to ask. He spends a lot of his time on the on the red carpet interviewing actors, producers, and directors, but as you will be able to tell from this interview his main passion is becoming a game show host and it has been since he was 4 years old. H.R. also shares his guidelines for what a host should and shouldn't do. Tune in this week as we discuss the art of hosting with H.R. cole. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/uncontained/id1089066063?mt=2%5Chttp://www.stitcher.com/podcast/uncontained?refid=asahttp://tunein.com/topic/?TopicId=109985721https://www.facebook.com/MrHRCole/https://www.facebook.com/inDspotlight/https://www.facebook.com/Reezy81Find him on Twiter and Instagram at @MrHRCole @inDspotlightTV @inDspotlightFM #interview #inDspotlightCountdown™ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Hampel is back on Uncontained to talk about his new horror movie “We Should Have Died.” This is Daniel’s first movie he has written and directed. The screen play is Co-wrote with, Dustin Hills. WSHD Stars Linnea Quigley the original Queen of Scream known for countless horror classics including “Return of the Living Dead.” Daniel announces that Mike Keeler the director of photography for “Up On The Wooftop” will be working on WSHD, along with an all Iowa cast and crew. You can be an executive produce all you need to do is help s film by supporting their kickstarter campaign. I am looking forward to seeing this movie when it is finished. https://www.facebook.com/dan.swokapihttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/471376373/we-should-have-diedwww.uncontianedpod.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Independent film Director/Author Bill Albert, drops by on Uncontained to talk about his new short film "The Other Side" and how its message is as important now as ever. Bill shares a story about the police crashing one of his shoots and advice of how not to have this happen to you as a film maker. I also find out a great way to get access to state of the art video equipment when you have no budget. Thank you for listening, rating, reviewing and sharing this episode with your friends.Social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bill.albert.96Twitter: @BrigadierBillFilmsMore Than A Performance: An Iowa Production of Good Kids: https://vimeo.com/120761452It’ Not Easy Being A Zombie:https://vimeo.com/141133156Star Point Mountain book series http://starpointmountain.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You may recall this week’s guest from episodes 49 and 50 of Uncontained featuring The Haunted Bay. I met with director, writer and actor, Matthew Abaya, in the San Francisco Mission district to talk about his new movie, Vampariah. Vampariah is a story about Filipino vampires known as the “Aswang” pronounced “ah swan.” We talk about the making of the film and why he brought the Aswang to American cinema.Matthew has won many awards at film festivals including best picture, best visual effects, and numerous Golden Steak awards. They even took home a Golden Steak award home from Transylvania, the land where all the Vampire lore started. Support the film by requesting for Vampariah to be on Netflix: https://help.netflix.com/en/titlerequestContact info and LinksFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/HazMadthttps://www.facebook.com/Vampariah/https://www.facebook.com/IDontCareProductions/https://www.facebook.com/TheHauntedBay/Instagram: @HazMadt @idontcareproductionsWebsite:http://vampariah.com/Haunted Bay episodes me

Comedian Daryl Kamack stops by and talks to Uncontained. If you haven’t heard of him consider this your introduction because I am sure you will be hearing more and more about him. Daryl started doing stand-up comedy less than a year ago and is already getting booked in venues like the main room at the World-Famous Comedy Store in L.A. performing with some of the biggest names in comedy. He’s even been invited to audition for a role in a sitcom as well as a game show host. If you are listening to this episode of Uncontained on the day it airs, Tuesday, May 30th, Daryl has a big show at the World-Famous Comedy Store with Margret Cho, Iliza Shlesinger and Ant at 7:30 pm. If you are in the L.A. area you don’t want to miss this show!https://twitter.com/dwkamackhttps://www.facebook.com/dwkamack See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Uncontained I talk to director, writer, and actor, Tamir Gedalia. He moved to Hollywood to chase after his dreams. Packing up everything and moving to a new location can be difficult for anyone let alone moving from Israel. Tamir ended up in Hollywood by following what almost became his mantra during this interview, "You only live once." In doing so he is a prime example of Living Uncontained.Contact Tamirhttps://www.facebook.com/tamir.gedalia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I talk to four authors, Jimmy Ng, Pat Griffith, Jacob Richardson, and Ross Dreiblat. They are members of a writers group. Each of the author is at a different spot in the story writing process, so this conversation will be helpful to any aspiring author looking to get a book published and interesting to anybody from the casual listener to the avid reader wondering how their favorite stories get published. I had a great time talking with these four self-proclaimed introverts who all showed their extraverted side during this interview. I would like to thank them for inviting me in and giving me a look in to their writers group; Even though a number of times during the interview Ross just want to be left alone…. By everybody! He hung in there though and provided some comic relief during the episode. I look forward to checking out their finished books, and if you are a publisher or a reader looking to follow up on their stories you can find their contact information is below. Please enjoy this Uncontain

Phil Johnson has always been the guy who isn’t quite what people expect. I guess that can be expected of a guest of Uncontained. Phil started out as a musician and stumbled on to comedy. It all started when some friends heard his song ‘Whale Blubber’ and could not get it out of their heads. Since then Phil has continued to evolve as a comedian adding stand-up to his musical comedy. His unique brand of music and comedy has taken him to festivals such as the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Sundance Film Festival and he was in the Top 8 of the Finals of the The World Series of Comedy. You also may not have expected that he has his own guitar course ‘Less is More Guitar’ where he breaks down the process of learning guitar by focusing on what skills he uses every time he plays. Another unexpected thing about Phil is that he is the host of a podcast—No, not about comedy or music, but pirates. Yes, pirates. His podcast is called Under the Crossbones, where he gives his listeners a behind the eye-patch look into

This week on Uncontained I talk with singer song writer, Danielle Hollobaugh, she has been performing since the age of six. Since then she has performed at several festivals, written and recorded her own music. She has an upcoming CD that is currently untitled, and a track featured on a compilation CD. Her accomplishments include Best Songwriter and overall winner at the Florida Ignition showcase, winner of the national Talent Quest karaoke competition in the Women's Country category, winner of the Southeastern Idol competition in Florida, and many more. Though she has been blind since birth, she's never let anything get in the way of her dreams. Join our conversation as we talk about the obstacles she has overcome, how to avoid bad management and how she lives Uncontained. www.facebook.com/daniellehmusicwww.soundcloud.com/daniellehmusicwww.instagram.com/daniellehmusicwww.twitter.com/danielleh_music See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Tuesday everyone! I apologize for this episode being posted later in the day, but I have a good reason… I am in Germany right now! I got mixed up with the time difference and it has been hard to find Wi-Fi! Thank God for wireless hotspots. Anyway, here is the second part of the Fight For It episode with Frankie Fronk, Hunter C. Smith, and Elle Sonnet. Enjoy! Please rate, review, subscribe and share with your friends on Facebook. I will try to get next week’s episode posted on time.Frankie Fronkhttp://facebook.com/frankie.fronkhttp://www.fronkmedia.com/http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3007544/Elle Sonnet www.LDpDiaries.comwww.LadySonnet.comwww.CreativeCombatLA.comhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm3172684/#LDpDHunter C. Smith.www.Creativecombatla.comhttps://www.facebook.com/huntercstuntshttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm3772058/http://www.huntercsmith.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I talk to three actors Elle Sonnet, Hunter C. Smith and actor / manager Frankie Fronk.Frankie FronkFrankie is CEO and Head of Talent Management Solutions at Fronk Media as well as an Actor at Global Talent Agency. Frankie manages actors and is now branching out and to bands, starting with LA based rock band, The Rift. Being in the entertainment industry for over 20 years, he has some great stories to share about the business. We talk about how his mentors, Jack Lemon and Dan Haggerty, helped shape his work ethic on set and in life. Frankie also shares some stories about both of them that, until now, only a few people had heard. You may know Frankie from the 1860’s western Hand Full of Dirt, A Life Alone, Fast and Furious 7, and Transformers: Dark of the Moon.http://facebook.com/frankie.fronkhttp://www.fronkmedia.com/http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3007544/Elle SonnetElle is an actress and stunt fighter who has been acting since she was 4 years old. Her 15 years spent in Community Theater spawned her lov

This week on Uncontained I talk with the very funny Johnny Pena, an ex-Narcotics Agent/Deputy Sheriff turned pot-head Comic that now works at Google. How did a transformation this drastic happen? It’s not too often that someone moves from undercover to under the spotlight. Think of the stories you could tell and the experiences you can bring to the stage... Find out in this episode as Johnny and I talk about life and comedy. If you are in the SF Bay Area you can check Johnny out live at the Great Star Theater in Oakland 4/28-4/29 and at the San Jose Improv on 5/7. https://www.facebook.com/jp.pena.3745 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is not every week you get to talk to a true horror movie icon, but this week on Uncontained I do just that. I talk to the Queen of Scream… Queen of B’s, Linnea Quigley! You’ve seen her is such movies as “The Return of the Living Dead,” “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” “Hollywood chainsaw Hookers,” “Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama,” “Demonica,” and at least another 120 movies. Stay tuned for an upcoming project Linea stars in this summer called “We Should Have Died” written by past Uncontained guest, Dan Hampel! Also keep your eyes open for “Whichtrap,” and “ Creepazoids are being released on Bluray. The “Barn” is out now, and “The Unquenchable Thirst for Boner Juice, and Best laid plans will be in stores his fall. Linnea will be at Weekend of Horrors in Germany April 8th, and in Paris at the end of May at Bloody Weekend Devotion. If you would like to see Linnea at a convention near you, email your local promoter. I have a couple thank yous to include in these show notes. First, Dan Hampel for mak

Comedian Jon Porter is on Uncontained this week! Jon is a very funny dude who is never worried about being controversial or offending the crowd. However, be prepared as he makes you work to unwrap the meanings of his punchlines with clever word play by adding an artistic edge to his style of dark comedy. You can see Jon live on April 6th at the Stand Up For Charity Showcase at the Queen Bean Coffee House in Modesto, California. Proceeds go to Vocational Coaching, and Development Institute—a nonprofit day program for adults with disabilities. Jon will also be performing on April 9th at Momos Comedy Burger in Sacramento, California. And he will be at Bar 101 in Brookings, Oregon, April 17 (not April 27th as mentioned in the show). If you are in range to check out any of these shows, do yourself a favor and go see some live comedy! You can contact Jon on his Facebook page for more show dates.https://www.facebook.com/jonny.porter.967 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I sit down with Jarrell Hall for my first in-person interview in about 6 years since KRNA. Jarrell is a professional actor, voice actor, motion capture artist, stunt man, producer, writer, musician, businessman, and host. I know that is a long list and I’m sure I left off a few occupations, but you get the point. He’s impressive! Jarrell was in town for the 2017 GDC (Game Developers Conference), one of the industry's biggest conferences, and I had the opportunity to meet this very talented dude. Jarrell co-founded the production company, Anime Superstar, in 2004 with Robert Miles. In 2013, Jarrell founded Executive Geek Productions named in part by Marvel Comics writer, Stan Lee. Executive Geek Productions is fueled by his love for Japanese animation, technology, movies, and video games. Jarrell has hosted Fanime Con, Anime Expo, E3, CES, and many other live events. He has had walk-on and stunt roles in such films as The Matrix: Reloaded, The Pursuit of Happyness, and Star Trek just to name a

This week on Uncontained I talk to San Francisco based Comedian, Keith D'souza. You may have seen him drunk on the streets, at SF Sketchfest, finishing leftover drinks at your local dive bar, on Viceland, and other places. He is the founder of wasTED Talks (think drunk TED Talks), the co-creator of the Dr. Fart comic book, and host of the podcast Road Rage with Keith D. His raucous style of "punk rock comedy" has won the hearts and drinks of many audience members. You can follow him on Twitter/Snapchat/Instagram @RealKeithDirty. He has been quoted as “fuckin' hilarious" by Doug Stanhope in episode 41 of the Doug Stanhope Podcast. Now Keith makes his appearance on Uncontained to talk about life and how he Lives Uncontained.https://www.facebook.com/keithd33 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Uncontained I talk to Shannon Gillespie. Shannon is a MMA fighter and a stand-up comedian based out of Iowa. I know that is not a combination you hear about every day, and that is why he is the perfect guest for Uncontained. We talk about how he got his start in MMA and comedy, how they are similar, and how he deals with hecklers in both. You can see Shannon on Donzillia’s Comedy Showcase on the CW in eastern Iowa or check it out on YouTube. Here is the link to Shannon’s episode https://youtu.be/i-WLK-7JdVs. I had not talked to Shannon since I left Iowa and moved to California. It was fun catching up with him and learning how he Lives uncontained.Donzillia’s Comedy Showcase: https://www.facebook.com/donzillashowcase/Shannon’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shannon.gillespie.773 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I talk to a San Francisco based comedian, Ardin who embodies the meaning of Uncontained. Giving up a lucrative marketing job to pursue a career in stand-up comedy, Ardin also hosts the podcast “The Night Space” with the staff of Mutiny Radio. You can catch him live on stage at the Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival: East of the Rockies, showcasing comedians from East of the Rockies. Don’t miss this show on March 1st! Ticket and show information in the links below.Oh! I almost forgot. Uncontained is officially 1 year old! I know what you are thinking, at least, if you are even somewhat good at math… “Isn’t there only 52 weeks in a year? So how do you have 55 episodes if this is a weekly show?” You’ll just have to trust my math… here is my equation 52 weeks plus 3 episodes the first week and add in a leap year and X = 55, but I was never good at algebra. I just want to thank all of my guests and listeners for being with the show through the first year and helping me “Live Uncontained.” This show is nothing

This week on Uncontained I talk to San Francisco based comic, Greg Gettle. I am kind of surprised that Greg and I have not met before. We both got our start in Iowa and know a lot of the same people, yet we never crossed paths. I am happy I finally connected with Greg and am able to share this conversation with you. Here is a little info about Greg: Greg Gettle likes to tell jokes that makes his dad leave the room in disappointment (It's happened...twice). Greg has worked in clubs, laundromats, colleges, living rooms, bars, bowling alleys, and theaters across the Midwest/West Coast. His dad is still not impressed. Greg has opened for Alex Reymundo, Steve-O, Amy Anderson, Mike E Winfield, and more. For the record, his mom is his #1 fan! Come see why his mom brags to all her friends about him now on Uncontained.Greg’s contact info:https://www.facebook.com/greg.goettelTwitter @GGettleComedy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg Berman is a man that possesses many talents including Magic, Juggling, Solving the rubix cube in a minute, impressions and pen spinning. You never know when that will come in handy.He started performing magic professionally as a 14-year-old and continued for almost 10 years at day cares, corporates, libraries, birthday parties and theaters. He has also MC'd, featured, and headlined at comedy clubs all over the country like the Hollywood Laugh Factory, House of Comedy, Wisconsin Comedy on State Street, Casinos, Colleges, and Corporate shows. You can check Greg out Live at the Tulalip Resort Casino in Seattle on the 21st, Muckleshoot Casino in Seattle on the 22nd, and Hollywood Laugh Factory on March 15th.Greg has also been featured on ABC Television Network’s In an Instant: Buried Alive and NBC’s Chicago PD.Now find out how he lives Uncontained.website: www.gregberman.comInstagram: @bermancomedyTwitter: @bermancomedy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.