The conversation began with Drumming Up Conversation and Elliot, owner of Masculine Man discussing their shared interest in UFOs, aliens, and paranormal topics, including ghost tours and personal experiences. Elliot then introduced himself as the owner of Masculine Man Essentials, explaining how the brand was born out of frustration with ineffective natural deodorants and a desire for healthier products. He detailed the development process, the brand's values of masculinity, patriotism, and performance, and its expansion into retail stores. The discussion also covered the challenges of entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and future product plans, such as a women's line and bar soaps. Drumming Up Conversation, which started as a way to combat depression and has since grown into a platform for connecting with interesting guests and building a community. They also talked about personal interests, local businesses, and the positive impact of their podcast on their social lives and confidence. Find his great products at the link below:

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This was a conversation between Justin and Andrea of the Drumming Up Conversation podcast and Stevi, host of the "Truth or Demons" podcast, recorded while the hosts were in Flagstaff for the Creepy Con event. Stevi discussed her research into the Warren cases, including how her interest began with "The Conjuring" movie and evolved into a podcast focused on debunking paranormal claims. She shared significant findings about Ed and Lorraine Warren's real names (Warren Edward Miney), their questionable investigation methods, and controversial aspects of their cases like the Amityville horror story and the Annabelle doll. The conversation covered Stevie's research into specific cases, including the Snedeker family case and the motorcycle accident story that was debunked due to factual inconsistencies. They also discussed the pushback Stevi has received from paranormal community members, including being blocked by Matt Rife and facing attempts to prevent her from speaking at the Creepy Con. The interview concluded with plans for Stevi to speak at the event and details about scheduling her panel discussion. Find everything Stevi is up to with the link below:

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The Drumming Up Conversation Podcast featured a conversation with actor and comedian Marc Price. Marc discussed his early career, including his appearance on the Merv Griffin Show at 13, which led to his role as Skippy Handelman on "Family Ties." He shared anecdotes about working with Michael J. Fox and his involvement with the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Marc also talked about his role in the cult film "Trick or Treat," his current comedy tour, and his upcoming appearance at the Flagstaff Creepy Con. He mentioned his favorite comedians, his long-time residence in Laurel Canyon, and his friendship with drummer Jimmy Keegan. The hosts and Marc also briefly discussed the recent news about Carrot Top. Make sure to keep track of everything Marc is up to and get tickets to Flagstaff creepy Con with the links below:

https://www.marcskippyprice.com

https://www.youtube.com/@marcprice

https://www.strideevents.com/events/flagstaff-creepy-con/2026/tickets

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This Drumming Up Conversation episode featured a conversation with Joshua Birt, owner of Northern Arizona Dark Skies Entertainment, a collectibles and gaming store in Winslow, Arizona. Joshua discussed the origins of his business, inspired by the demand for trading cards, and detailed the store's offerings, including trading card games, tabletop games, video game rentals, and arcade machines. He shared his plans for the Flagstaff CreepyCon, where his store will host a Magic: The Gathering tournament and a cosplay contest. Joshua also mentioned his future project to open a dark sky compliant drive-in theater. The conversation covered his personal interests in comics, concert posters, and favorite drummers, as well as his involvement with the Creepy Comics Universe. The hosts, Justin and Andrea Wood, shared their excitement for the upcoming convention and their plans to visit Joshua's store. Make sure to visit their website and socials with the link below:

https://www.darkskiesentertainment.com

This episode of Drumming Up Conversation featured a conversation with Rita, the owner of AZ Ghost Adventures, who shared her lifelong experiences with the paranormal. Rita discussed her background in healthcare and how it informs her empathetic approach to paranormal investigations, focusing on helping people and spirits rather than entertainment. She detailed numerous personal encounters, including poltergeist activity, shadow figures, and spirit communications, often in locations around Globe, Arizona. Rita explained her company's philosophy, events like the Globe ParaCon, and collaborations with other teams and TV shows like Ghost Adventures. The discussion also covered Rita's team, the cultural context of their investigations, and the importance of credibility and respect in paranormal work. Personal stories included a terrifying experience with a spirit named Kingsley and a family connection to a historical true crime case. Rita also shared her own paranormal experiences and the challenges of running paranormal events, including dealing with negativity and skepticism.

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This was an episode of Drumming Up Conversation a podcast hosted by Justin and Andrea Wood, featuring their guest Heather Mortis Delaney. The conversation covered Heather's background as a chemistry teacher from New Jersey who developed an interest in horror and paranormal activities, leading her to create the Mortis persona. They discussed Heather's love of Renaissance fairs, particularly the popularity and wanting to go to the Arizona Renaissance Festival, and her metal music preferences starting with Korn and System of a Down before evolving into bands like Motionless in White. Heather talked about her upcoming comic book/graphic novel which will be available when she is at The Flagstaff Creepy Con on October 10th. The discussion also touched on Heather's horseback riding experiences, including her work with off-the-track thoroughbreds, and her recent attendance at a wrestling event at a convention where she met industry figures like Steve Barton and Ginger Lynn Allen. She also discussed her love of makeup and will be doing the makeup for Justin and Andrea at the Flagstaff event. Find her and everything she is doing with the links below:

https://www.facebook.com/heather.delaney.7503

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Justin and Andrea from the Drumming Up Conversation podcast hosted a special episode featuring Diana, Jianna, and Jeena Platon, a family of actors including identical twin girls who are rising stars in the industry. The family discussed their acting journey, starting with a magazine feature that led to their first major role on Manifest, and their current work with Echoed Souls Productions where Diana writes and produces films like "Then Came a Rainbow" and "Awake in the Dark." The twins shared their experiences on various sets, including working with high-profile actors like Bradley Cooper. Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler, and discussed their upcoming appearance at the Flagstaff Creepy Con. The family also talked about their strict coordination requirements when matching on screen, safety precautions taken by their mother on set, and their future aspirations including forming a music group. The episode concluded with plans for the family to visit Arizona and meet the podcast hosts in person during their upcoming trip to Flagstaff. Make sure to follow them at the links below:

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This episode features an in-depth conversation with Jonathan Joubert, a multi-talented musician, songwriter, producer, and comedian. He discussed his journey into music, starting with trumpet and transitioning to guitar, and his influences from bands like Danzig and Cemeteries. Jonathan shared his experiences in various genres, including punk, symphonic metal, and death metal, emphasizing the importance of songwriting and collaboration over technical prowess. He delved into the business side of music, offering advice on contracts, publishing rights, and the value of sync licensing. Jonathan also spoke about his work with notable musicians like Andy LaRocque and Mike Smith, and his upcoming involvement with the Flagstaff CreepyCon, praising organizer Eddie Ravenscar's vision for creating a unique event. The conversation touched on the challenges of the music industry, the importance of authenticity, and the benefits of building genuine relationships in the creative community.

Next the Drumming Up Conversation hosts spoke with Johnny Hopeless, a zombie who performs music and comedy. Johnny discussed his undead status, explaining he came back from the dead after discovering his fiancée Cheryl was cheating on him, and he's been trying to win her back by becoming more ambitious through music writing and stand-up comedy. The hosts helped Johnny develop a plan to reunite with Cheryl by creating the Hopeless Children's Foundation, where he would distribute candy from a van at the upcoming Flagstaff CreepyCon, perform music, and potentially use ghost intermediaries to communicate with Cheryl. They also discussed Johnny's musical projects including Johnny and the Machine and Jason and the Krugers, his favorite movies like Versus and Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, and his collaboration opportunities with the hosts for drumming and recording during the event. Make sure to follow everything he's doing with the links below:

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