Thanks for listening to today’s episode! If you want to reach out to make a comment or ask a question of the toad or our guests about today’s topic, you can send those thoughts to joplintoad@gmail.com. You can find Lori at lorimarble.com or @lorimarble on instagram. This episode is also made to accompany a featured article in our printed Joplin Toad magazine, issue 3. And, of course, you can follow the toad online at joplintoad.com, or @joplintoad on the social media of your choice. One more thing. If you enjoyed this episode, will you give us a quick rating on apple podcasts? Without your good ratings, we’re like wilting flowers with no water. Don’t let us wilt. This episode was hosted by Mark 9schwander, produced and edited by Jeremiah Jones, and introduced by me, _______ [insert name of choice].
Thanks for listening! If you want to reach out to make a comment or ask a question of the toad or of our guests about today’s topic, you can send those thoughts to joplintoad@gmail.com. We’ll reach out to our participants from today and provide their answers to your questions through social media. We’d love to see a conversation form from curious people or others who have the condition and want to share their own experiences!This podcast has been brought to you by the Joplin Toad. Give us a follow by searching for the Joplin Toad on your favorite social media platform, visiting joplintoad.com, or picking up one of our printed magazine issues at your favorite local coffeeshop. One more thing. If you enjoyed this episode, will you give us a quick rating on apple podcasts? Without your good ratings, we’re like wilting flowers with no water. Don’t let us wilt. This episode was hosted by Mark 9schwander, produced and edited by Jeremiah Jones, and introduced by me, Fitherton Crammsworth, esquire. The song you heard was by Joplin band Blister Soul; check out their brand new EP, "Signs of the times," wherever you delight your ears.Later Toads!
Jaron Scott and Matthew McBirth use grace, humor, experience and wisdom to help us better understand what the BLM movement is, and what it isn’t. They walk through a series of common debate questions, covering topics like police brutality, the ethics of rioting, media bias, what systemic racism actually means, and the important difference between racism and indifference. This conversation aims to skip the ‘political’ element of the debate and get to the true heart of it- helping us better love and understand our black and brown friends and neighbors in Joplin and everywhere. If you’d like to check out more from the toad, scroll through our website at joplintoad.com and keep an eye on our social media to see other upcoming features on this topic. __________________________________________________________If you want to add to the debate points discussed here, you can email your questions or comments to: joplintoad@gmail.com.
Over the next two episodes, Jaron Scott and Matthew McBirth use grace, humor, experience and wisdom to help us better understand what the BLM movement is, and what it isn’t. They’ll walk through a series of common debate questions, covering topics like police brutality, the ethics of rioting, media bias, what systemic racism actually means, and the important difference between racism and indifference. This conversation aims to skip the ‘political’ element of the debate and get to the true heart of it- helping us better love and understand our black and brown friends and neighbors in Joplin and everywhere. If you’d like to check out more from the toad, scroll through our website at joplintoad.com and keep an eye on our social media to see other upcoming features on this topic. __________________________________________________________If you want to add to the debate points discussed here, you can email your questions or comments to: joplintoad@gmail.com.
This episode’s guest is Mr. F.C. Shultz, a local writer and authors’ coach with several published works and a brand new guide for writers.Our host Mark Neuenschwander talks with F.C. about his adventures in becoming an author, with plenty of gold advice here for writers and all creatives about how to set realistic goals, establish great routines for your creativity, and make entry into the world of self publishing and other larger scale projects. If you’d like to check out Mr Shultz’s new book for writers- or any of his fiction works or blog posts for authors- visit him at www.fcshultz.com. You can follow him on instagram at @fcshultz.Music provided by Joplin’s next up and coming artist, Fox Royale! Check out their new single “Don’t Call Me When You’re Lonely” on iTunes or anywhere you stream music.
We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast, which accompanies our Joplin Toad fourth issue release! If you’d like to see John and Cody's work, you can follow them on Instagram @littlehousejournals, or you can follow these links:https://www.littlehousejournals.com/Nugget - Zavier AlexanderMusic was provided by Infauna, a past project of Joplin resident Jacob Jones. He currently plays guitar for Soheil Al Fard, a progressive death metal band based out of Pittsburg, KS. Interview conducted by Jeremiah Jones, who also produced this episode (jdsjones.com) You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.
The names have been left out to protect the privacy of the Joplinites who graciously shared their experiences for the curious listener.Learn more about Murphysburg and get ready for the next episode of the Haunted Toad by checking out www.murphysburg.org and take a walking tour through the neighborhood to see some of the historic homes in the area you might hear about next.
We learn the tale of how Thaddeus ended up in the Joplin area the year before it became a city, resourcefully developed a concessions empire, and thwarted the efforts of a rival suitor- the devious croquet tutor Regibald Smith. History was thoroughly researched for the accuracy of this historical re-enactment.... but liberties might have been taken for the greater goal of comedy.
This experience is best heard with earphones or stereo speakers as spooky sounds emphasize the story and you won't want to miss them by listening over a small speaker.Follow along with the transcript and peer over old photos included to get the most out of what the Haunted Toad has to offer. Episode produced by Aubrey Prunty_____________________________________________More information about the testimonies from individuals who do not wish to remain anonymous can be found inthe links below. Some stories may have been embellished for dramatic effect. Everything in this dramatic piece isbased on historical events. To learn more about the true story of the Radar Farm Massacre and the archeologicalhistory about the lost city in Jasper county visit these links:Learn more and support the historical research and memorial by following this page:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1695239760720104&epa=SEARCH_BOXNews article about the lost city:https://www.lakenewsonline.com/article/20151209/news/151208912Interesting history about the bushwackers who resisted the Union Army:https://civilwaronthewesternborder.org/encyclopedia/bushwhackersSee pictures and read an article about Billy Cook Jr. here:https://time.com/3879488/billy-cockeyed-cook-portrait-of-an-american-spree-killer/You can now watch the 1953 HitchHiker noir on Youtube for free! Royalty free music from the movie and quotedwarning were used in this recording.
We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast which accompanies our Joplin Toad 3rd issue release. If you’d like to know more about Luke’s real job, listen to the music on this episode.Pretty good, eh? That’s Luke, lead singer of Me Like Bees, who provided the music for this podcast. You can find them on Spotify or at melikebees.com. Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson and interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander. Mixing by sound engineer Jeremiah Jones.You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.
Thanks for listening! If you want to see Jorge’s work, you can visit jorgeleyvastudio.com, and you can see portraits of Jorge and samples of his portfolio at joplintoad.com, issue 3. We also encourage you to tune in to our other interviews by following the Joplin Toadcast on your favorite podcasting platform. This podcast is brought to you by the Joplin Toad, an online culture and humor magazine that loves the city of Joplin, Missouri. This episode was introduced by me, Jarrell Jackson, hosted by Mark 9schwander, produced and edited by Jeremiah Jones, and our music was provided by Elijah Pruitt.You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.
Where many individuals are filled with dread, Luke is inspired and invigorated by the challenge of resolving injustices as he levels up in the game of customer resolution. We will hear Luke tell his hilarious tales of customer service battles, and also take on new ones during the interview. Listen to Luke go toe to toe with HBO under the assumed identity of an actual female customer._____________________We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast which accompanies our Joplin Toad 2nd issue release. If you’d like to know more about Luke’s real job, listen to the music on this episode.Pretty good, eh? That’s Luke, lead singer of Me Like Bees, who provided the music for this podcast. You can find them on Spotify or at melikebees.com. Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson and interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander. Mixing by sound engineer Jeremiah Jones.You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.
We sure hope you enjoyed this episode of the Joplin Toadcast, which accompanies our Joplin Toad second issue release! If you’d like to see more of Taylor’s work, you can look at the accompanying photo gallery on thejoplintoad.com. Music was provided by Me Like Bees, who can be found on Spotify or at melikebees.com. Intro and Outro by Jarrell Jackson and interview conducted by Mark Neuenschwander. Sound Engineer is Jeremiah Jones.And, of course, you can follow Taylor on instagram, where he goes by @taylorkubicekart.You can also follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, and Spotify by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.
Many folks know Eric’s brother Jeremy, renowned comic book artist who is also a Joplin resident, but not everyone knows Eric. We’re about to change that by letting you listen in here. Find out what got Eric started, why he does what he does, how he got over 5,000 bottle caps from local business owners, and how it ties into the bigger picture of contributing to local culture. The first few minutes of this interview were, for the sake of ambience, recorded in the alley where some of Eric’s work currently resides. You can even hear the chimes that Eric hung there, as mentioned in our group interview with the artist alley contributors. With ambience, comes wind- so pardon the disruptions of wind, background noise, and mic distortions for the first portion of our time. _______________________We sure hope you enjoyed Episode 1 of the Joplin ToadCast. If you’d like to see more of Eric’s work, you can look at the accompanying photo gallery on thejoplintoad.com. The alley mentioned at the beginning of the interview is also featured in a separate article. This episode was mixed and edited by Jeremiah JonesMusic was provided by Guys on a Bus, who can be found on Spotify or at www.guysonabus.com. Intro and Outro by Jarrell JacksonInterview conducted by Mark NeuenschwanderAnd, of course, you can follow Eric Haun on instagram, where he goes by, believe or not, @erichaun (spell out). You can follow the toad across social media- including twitter, instagram, facebook, Spotify, and myspace, by typing in @joplintoad. Later, toads.