Joseph Matheny's Blog, page 35

Haney & Olear – Book Soup

TNB contributors D.R. Haney and Greg Olear read at Book Soup in West Hollywood, California on November 20, 2009. Recorded, edited, and introduced by Joseph Matheny.

http://www.thenervousbreakdown.com/podcasts/

also on

http://www.alterati.com/blog/2009/11/haney-olear-book-soup-on-tnb/

The Nervous Breakdown has a new look! Congratulations to Brad Listi (our guest on the GSpot on December 11th) and company for pulling off a fantastic makeover. I  will be starting a new podcast there soon, called "A Cup of TNB", which will feature short interviews with the many TNB writers. I'll be at Book Soup tonight, recording my first show: a chat with D.R. Haney, author of Banned for Life . Expect announcements soon regarding the schedule for "A Cup of TNB".

the smallWORLD: Joseph Matheny, Alterati

On the last edition of the small WORLD I announced that the small WORLD had found a new home on Alterati. But what is Alterati? That's the topic of today's show.

Our guest on today's show is Joseph Matheny, the founder of Alterati.

Joseph has been on the small WORLD twice before: once to talk about The Incunabula Papers: Ong's Hat and once to talk about Grey Lodge. Joseph has also worked for Adobe. Joseph has also written and contributed to many books...

'The Abattoir Pages' photo album

Written & Directed by John Harrigan
Produced by Lucy Allin, James Elphick & John Harrigan
Artistic Directors: John Harrigan & James Elphick
Sound Designers: Victoria Karlsson, P. Emerson Williams & Antoine Bertin
Graphic Designers: P. Emerson Williams & James Curcio
Program Editing & Layout: Tovarich
Set Design Team: Emma Tompkins, Ryan Laight, Greg Simpson, Sam Newman, Abbie Yaxley, Hannah Druckes, Guy Burnett, Faustine Leverbe, Anne Bengard, John Harrigan & James...

Since prehistoric times, people have huddled together around
campfires and told stories to each other. These stories have served the purpose
of entertaining (taking our minds off of the brutal realities of survival on
this planet), educational (teaching us how to better navigate and survive some
of the brutal realities of survival on this planet), and remind us of the goal,
which is namely to stay bound together as a tribe, family, nation or similar
social units to...