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Experimentally ILL Radio 98 with @MikeOToole ExperimentallyILL.com AIR DATE 6/23/2016 Guest: Spoken Word Poet/Musician/Actor and expert comic book fan Joseph James Bellamy via phone talks how he got hooked on comics as a child, comic book and geek culture becoming pop culture, current technology based off Star Trek premises, Marvel and DC comics history, his superhero-themes tattoos, superhero film and TV properties like Batman V Superman, Teen Titans, Fantastic 4 and the Johnny Storm “race swapping” controversy and how he hooked up with a bunch of aliens, The Flash, the Blade films helping kicking off the superhero film boom, Martian Manhunter VS Cyborg and the Justice League movie, Wonder Wonder and the lasso of truth’s BDSM origins, Jurassic Park and dinosaurs, killer whales, his distaste for cats and love of sharks, his own acting pursuits, how to approach differences in opinion and more!
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Experimentally ILL Radio 97 with @MikeOToole ExperimentallyILL.com AIR DATE 6.10.2016 Guest: I.T. genius Chris Kimball talks technology, social media, creating good, conscious internet content, the Experimentally ILL brand and podcasting, internet security concerns, pop culture and entertainment like his love for the philosophies of Star Trek, being a fan of the film Starship Troopers and it’s animated series, his hatred for Speed 2: Cruise Control, the invention of recyclable rockets, Facebook collecting and selling personal data and it’s ad program, Japan’s high-tech toilets, the use of sexy chat-bots that dudes thought were real women, augmented reality interactive video games, Facebook curating their trending news topics, the Hilary Clinton email server controversy and her being investigated by the FBI, on-the-job anecdotes as an IT guy, his Star Trek shirt, @xmissmarymackx and the phenomenon of taking selfies and more! — #podcast #recording #itguy #radio #microphones #startrek #butfirstletmetakeaselfie
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Experimentally ILL Radio 96 with @MikeOToole ExperimentallyILL.com AIR DATE 5/4/2016 Guest: Alum of New York’s Upright Citizens’ Brigade theatre, animator/cartoonist/writer/filmmaker/comic/actor Pete Jaquay of Stiggie Vandell Industries talks creating his video sketch show Ralph The Sock, his latest surreal cartoon called Hey There (available on YouTube) and Ninja Cow (in which Mike did a voice), his comic strips “Stoner Dudes” & “Intergalactic Potsmokers From The Planet Bong,” working with Reel Groovy Films’ filmmaker John Hartman shooting and performing in VHS vignettes for the Retro Tube webseries, influences like MTV’s Liquid Television, Beavis and Butthead, Ren and Stimpy, Mike Judge’s The Animation Show, The Tom Green Show, Seeing Star Wars: The Force Awakens with his entire family, his illustration work for the in-progress book The Big Idea, written by his father, and having the same name as his father who makes his own dirt bike-riding videos, the trials of self-promotion as an artist, Kung-Fury and his love for cheesy Kung-fu films, Weird Al’s UHF, Kentucky Fried Movie, Groove Tube and Troma films, a friend getting selected to create Upper Deck trading card images for Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War film, writing and performing live sketches with a troupe at Upright Citizens’ Brigade and how this lead to being selected to create sketches with a production company who attempted to launch a network of content on cell phones just prior to the iPhone launch, how to circuit-bend your Nintendo to alter video game images, comic book recommendations like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and other pop culture and heady, funny chatter!
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Many thanks to artist & entrepreneur Scott Matalon, owner of Allston, MA’s famed tattoo & piercing shop Stingray Bodyart for a jam packed 3 hour conversation via phone for my #ExperimentallyILL #Radio #podcast, covering his career history & opinions on arts & entertainment, from his time creating an upstart technology company & working for Sony Worldwide Networks working directly with iconic bands like Aerosmith on their early web presence and a Rock And Roll Hall of Fame exhibit, his film work with his company Metropolitan Pictures & band Matalon, talk of the recent Stingray Bodyart art show, origins of owning Stingray and more! “I’m glad that you’re young and excited with a fire in your belly. I can’t wait to watch where it takes ya!” – Scott Matalon in closing episode 95.
