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02/26/20 • 1 min

In June of 2018, Adam Kreutinger and Cameron Garrity created Puppet Tears, a podcast that explores the expansive world of puppetry arts by talking to some of its most fervent contributors. Listener support through Patreon allows us to keep producing the show, reduce out-of-pocket expenses, and allow Puppet Tears to grow with live events and more. Patron benefits include early access to episodes, updates before anyone else, your name on our website, exclusive swag (including an official Cup O' Tears), and more!

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Puppet Tears, ep 040 - Couples Therapy

We're celebrating Valentine's Day with two guests AND a guest host! Join two puppetry power couples Derek and Lauren Lux as they chat with Adam and his wife Maria Kreutinger. Derek and Lauren are Las Vegas performers who own and operate DLUX Entertainment and have created multi-media adaptations of Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan. Together they'll discuss the highs and lows of a life in the puppet world, working in theatre with young children, and what about their partners inspires them most. PLUS Adam and Derek will leave the room and we'll hear their wives have a secret conversation about being married to puppet-crazed husbands. For show notes and episode highlights, visit PuppetTears.com/Valentine Release date: February 13, 2020 Edited by Matt Bowen Hosted by Adam Kreutinger & Maria Kreutinger

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Puppet Tears, ep 041 — Puppet Pelts

Have you ever heard of Antron Fleece? If you're a long-time audience member of Puppet Tears, you probably have... Well, this week our guest is Laurie Nickerson - the Dye Master behind Puppet Pelts - who's here to talk all things textiles as we do a deep-dive into Antr-errr-*NYLON* fleece. We'll discuss how Laurie and her mom came to lead the charge of ensuring puppeteers have the highest-quality materials to build their puppets, origins of the "Muppet fleece" associated with moving-mouth television puppets, and why builders shouldn't be afraid of fabric alternatives like polyester fleece. This is an important master class for anybody interested in making the best puppets possible. PLUS: find out who besides puppeteers are dependent on the coveted "magical, unicorn" 14oz nylon fleece!

For show notes and episode highlights, visit PuppetTears.com/PuppetPelts Release date: March 11, 2020

Edited by Matt Bowen Hosted by Adam Kreutinger & Cameron Garrity Puppet Pelt Website

https://puppetpelts.com/?ref=cuygmhnywum