35 - Kahle McCannSongs

10/16/19 • 58 min

Marcus Kahle McCann joins me on this episode of Ongs to bring the didgeridoo. He talks about the social experiment of changing his name from his first to his middle, picking the worst option in life, and a beautiful analogy of making pots. Kahle sings a song to his 2 and 22 year-old self, and then we have a waltz about living in someone’s heart. Check out Kahle’s work with Mildly Fearsome Films http://www.mildlyfearsomefilms.com/index.html Go buy his children’s book, The Boy Who was Fire at: [email protected] Or https://tinyurl.com/y5gz2rbm

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34 - Ryan SelfSongs

Ryan Self comes over to make some sweet sweet Ongs. We talk about dog breeds, our ability to stay in touch with people, and a whole host of other brief conversations. We sing the moody turbulence dance song, the spoken pop of calling your mom, and the Tom Waits/Quiet Hooves-esque song of a safe upbringing. Look for Ryan on the Stage with Soda Jerk and Roadies, as well as his writing for the upcoming Tom and Jerry Show on the Warner Brothers streaming app.

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36 - Jeff BraineSongs

On this episode of Ongs, Jeff Braine brings the bluesy rock and a conversation exuding comedic misinformation. We talk about criticism that helps us grow, what happens on stage when we improvise, a decent into madness, and leaving behind the life of an actor. We sing about the CVS employee, being a role player, and Nine Lives with Sylvia. Jeff is teaching improv classes that start every month. You can sign-up for by messaging him on Facebook.