What can we say? Mike Chin is a star. Since last time we spoke to him he has had a very successful Buzzfeed post that has shot him into the world of WWE type writers. In the article, he painstakingly ranked every single Wreslemania match in an incredibly detailed blog post and it has had considerable notoriety.
Check out the article here: http://www.buzzfeed.com/miketchin/ranking-every-wrestlemania-match-ever-ipcp.
Today, Sean and Mike talk about his other creative outlet, The A Cappella Blog. Starting as a small operation, the blog now gets several thousand readers and even has its own book. You can order the A Cappella Book here: http://acappellablog.com/book. During the conversation, Mike describes his time as a critic of both live a cappella performances and albums. Sean is not very well versed in the world of singing without instruments, so Mike walks him through the history of the genre and talks about some contemporary groups.
For more by Mike Chin, you can also check out his website: Miketchin.com.
Thanks for listening!
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Friday, April 11, 2014
Episode 5 - Deborah Slosberg
This week on The Sisyphus Effect Podcast, Sean interviews the love of his life, Deborah Slosberg. After begin together for three long years, Sean finally learns about Deborah's past! It is a fun conversation.
Deborah and Sean met while in grad school in Ohio...fortunately for the listener, that part of the story is left out.
The two chat about Deborah's growing up in Michigan, her love of service, and issues of teaching young people about complicated things like race. If you are at all interested in talking about articles like the "Invisible Knapsack", this podcast is for you. Oh boy! Don't worry, they don't go too far into the race theory world.
Deborah currently works in higher education with connecting young students with the community and in an effort to better our world.
Download it on Monday (early birds can download it on Saturday)!
The Sisyphus Effect Podcast can be found at http://thesisyphuseffectpodcast.podomatic.com/ or you can download it on iTunes.
Deborah and Sean met while in grad school in Ohio...fortunately for the listener, that part of the story is left out.
The two chat about Deborah's growing up in Michigan, her love of service, and issues of teaching young people about complicated things like race. If you are at all interested in talking about articles like the "Invisible Knapsack", this podcast is for you. Oh boy! Don't worry, they don't go too far into the race theory world.
Deborah currently works in higher education with connecting young students with the community and in an effort to better our world.
Download it on Monday (early birds can download it on Saturday)!
The Sisyphus Effect Podcast can be found at http://thesisyphuseffectpodcast.podomatic.com/ or you can download it on iTunes.
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