Category: Episode
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Christopher Sweet and Stephen King’s The Dark Tower
View on Zencastr In this episode of Re-Creative, Joe and Mark talk to Christopher Sweet about, well, everything we could think of related to writing, books and publishing… including our darkest fears. We each have one! But you’ll have to listen to the episode to discover what they are. We explore Christopher’s love for Stephen…
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Sherlock Jr.
Support Our Guest Ira Nayman’s latest work includes the anthology The Dance, which he edited and which includes one of his stories. (The anthology also includes one of Mark’s stories.) Ira decided to devote his life to writing humor when he was eight years old. More than fifty years later, he has had eight novels published…
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Episode 68: Haiku
Support Our Guest Michael Antman is the author of the novels Cherry Whip: Twentieth Anniversary Edition, Everything Solid Has a Shadow, and the recently completed novel A Distant Place of Slaughter. He is a two-time finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Balakian Award for Excellence in Book Reviewing. He is also a theatre critic,…
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Episode 67: Seven Samurai
The lads are joined by the writer, director and comic book artist and creator, Christian Gossett to discuss the groundbreaking film, Seven Samurai.
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Episode 66: Ray Charles
View on Zencastr Spencer Evans is a working musician in Kingston, Ontario. He joins Mark and Joe to discuss the influence that Ray Charles had on him as piano player and entertainer, as well as the impact that Charles had on the history of music in America and the world. Spencer is an old pal…
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Episode 65: Billy Joel’s Vienna
View on Zencastr Singer, podcaster and producer Lauren LoGrasso drops by to talk about one of her favorite pieces of music, Vienna, by Billy Joel. The song is having a bit of a renaissance for its age-positive message and it’s had a huge influence on Lauren’s own work in music. The Michigan State grad is…
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Episode 64: The Very Thought of You
Joe and Mark are joined by Cathi Bond, Canadian writer, broadcaster and novelist.
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Episode 63: Ruth Abernethy
View on Zencastr Ruth Abernethy, sculptor of some of the most iconic public art in Canada, joins the podcast to discuss her work. Ruth has been a sculptor for more than thirty years, documenting in bronze many quintessential Canadian figures, such as Glenn Gould [pictured left], Oscar Peterson, and Margaret Atwood. Joe used to walk…
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Episode 62: Veronica Mars
Independent filmmaker Jen Prince joins Mark and Joe to discuss one of her favorite shows, Veronica Mars.
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Episode 61: The Chronicles of Amber
Author Peter Darbyshire joins the lads to champion the classic Roger Zelazny fantasy series, The Chronicles of Amber.