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:

https://www.instagram.com/thejohnnyhopeless

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https://flagstaffcreepycon.com

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This was an interview episode of Drumming Up Conversation podcast where Michael Jayne from Big Damn Films discussed working with Logan Liskovec on their horror comedy film "Arbor Day: The Root of Evil." Michael shared how the film originated from his recovery after suffering a stroke, explaining the anthology format where five different directors each created 10-minute segments about a killer known as The Arborist. He detailed the film's practical effects approach, charitable component where trees are planted with every screening, and the roadshow tour currently happening across multiple cities including New Jersey, Maryland, and upcoming stops in Orlando and Flagstaff. The conversation covered Michael's filmmaking journey starting with a Firefly fan film, his inspirations from directors like Robert Rodriguez and Kevin Smith, and his company's evolution from a non-profit to for-profit entity. They also discussed horror movie recommendations across different decades and shared personal experiences with scary films, concluding with plans to meet in person at Flagstaff CreepyCon where Michael will be promoting the film. Make sure to visit their website to keep up with everything Michael, Logan, and everyone on the Big Damn Films team.

https://www.bigdamnentertainment.com

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This was an episode of Drumming Up Conversation podcast featuring Justin Sulham from Slashville Studios and actress Em Genovese. The hosts discussed their upcoming appearance at Creepy Con in Flagstaff and shared personal stories about filmmaking backgrounds. Justin Sulham explained how he founded Slashville Studios after experiencing issues with clients confusing his horror work with his commercial work, and shared a detailed story about a disappointing documentary project that was stolen from him early in his career. EM. Genovese discussed her transition from theater to film, including her experience performing in "Wait Until Dark" and studying opera in college. The conversation also covered their musical backgrounds, with Justin learning piano to score his own films and Em Genovese singing since childhood, and they shared personal experiences with mental health and how creative pursuits helped them through difficult times. Em also talks about her love of cooking and baking. Make sure to follow everything they're doing with the links below:

https://www.slashvillestudios.com

https://www.instagram.com/emgenovese

https://www.instagram.com/let.em.eat.cake_

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This was an episode of the podcast Drumming Up Conversation where hosts Justin and Andrea Wood interviewed David Deane Haskell, a drummer and writer currently living in Japan. David explained how he discovered the podcast through AI assistance using Claude Code, and shared his unique background starting with marching drums in competitive groups like the Blue Devils, followed by 10 years performing at Tokyo Disneyland, and recent coaching clinics in Indonesia. The conversation covered David's musical influences including Queensryche, Metallica, and Van Halen, his decision to pursue marching drums over drum set, and his experiences with orchestral percussion including playing Handel's Messiah. The hosts also discussed their own drumming backgrounds and experiences, with Justin having played since age 6, while Andrea had wanted to play drums in school but never pursued it. The discussion touched on various topics including concert experiences, the cost of live music in different countries, and the challenges of apartment living while playing drums. Check out everything David is up to at the link below:

https://daviddeanehaskell.com

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This episode of Drumming Up Conversation features guest Dave Shelton, a writer, cartoonist, filmmaker, and musician who discussed his extensive career in entertainment and creative projects. Dave shared his background working at National Lampoon, writing for shows like "Everybody Loves Raymond," and creating characters including "Toon Groupies" and "Bitchy the Clown." He explained how he moved from New Jersey to West Virginia and his current life in a small town where he lives in a senior citizen complex. The conversation covered his work on various projects including music for the Special Olympics, his character Bitchy the Clown who has gained popularity and now appears on Cameo, and his upcoming involvement with the Flagstaff Creepy Con where he will participate in panels, meet and greets, and signings. Dave also discussed his friendship with wrestler Nikita Lyons, his experience working with celebrities like Paul Reubens and George Clooney, and his various creative endeavors including developing a "Bitchy the Clown" Trash cologne and working on merchandise opportunities. Make sure to go to the link below to find all the incredible things he's done and is working on now:

https://snuggybear.com

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The Drumming Up Conversation podcast had a conversation with psychic medium Kelly Kristin, who shared her journey from teaching for 30 years to discovering her psychic abilities in her late 40s. Kelly discussed her case file method for psychic investigation, which helps families and law enforcement solve cases involving missing persons, unsolved deaths, and missing animals. She described a successful recent case where she helped locate a missing brother in a canal after 3 months of searching. The conversation covered Kelly's background working with juvenile offenders, her training in hard conversations about grief and loss, and her work with law enforcement teams. They discussed common misconceptions about psychic abilities, including people claiming to know information before meetings and questions about aura readings and paranormal experiences. Kelly shared her upcoming plans to speak and conduct readings at the Flagstaff Creepy Con event, and the hosts discussed their own experiences with psychic phenomena and antique stores. Make sure to check out everything she is up to with the link below:

https://www.mediumkellykristin.com

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This is a conversation with Jared, owner of Salce hot sauce company in Queen Creek, Arizona, discussing his business journey and experiences. Jared explained how he transitioned from a 10-year career in video game design at companies like Saints Row and Disney to starting a hot sauce business with his wife in 2019. The couple began making hot sauce as a hobby, starting with a pineapple jalapeno recipe, and grew the business during COVID-19 when demand increased. Jared detailed the challenges of obtaining a commercial kitchen license and constructing a dedicated space on his residential property, which took eight months and required working with a contractor who obtained his commercial license during the process. He described their current product lineup including pineapple jalapeno, habanero, raspberry chipotle, and watermelon Fresno sauces. The conversation also covered Jared's gardening experiences in Arizona, including challenges with sun exposure and monsoon weather, and his positive experiences working with the Queen Creek community and local farming operations. Make sure to purchase their amazing products at the link below:

https://www.getsalce.com

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This was a podcast conversation with Addyson James, also known as "Desert MILF," where she discussed her career transition from being a U.S. Navy helicopter mechanic to becoming an adult film performer at age 43. Addison shared her concerns about safety and regulation issues in the adult industry, including the lack of background checks for performers and the prevalence of convicted sex offenders working in the field. She explained the industry's health protocols, including mandatory STD testing every 14 days through approved facilities, and discussed the challenges of being a content creator on platforms like OnlyFans, where she makes approximately $12,000-13,000 annually. Addyson also addressed the importance of safety measures for new performers entering the industry and shared her perspective on strip clubs as a safer environment for women compared to other settings. Make sure to follow and subscribe to her. Find her at all the links below:

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