This is the second test recording for the new studio and we are talking about Identity Crisis. This comes on the heels of resurrecting the name Panhandle Primate Podcast, What is in a name? In this episode we talk everything from Shakespeare to my personal stages of identity. If you enjoy this episode please share it with a friend or drop a comment or a like on whichever platform you stream from! Also check out the web site The Cearley Cultivation for backlogged episodes and some short stories. Thanks for reading!
Frank Newsom is a professional bull fighter and travels with the PBR, which is one of rodeos largest stages. I enjoyed meeting Frank as he traveled around Amarillo doing media spots to promote the Koben Puckett Invitational where he will be signing autographs and meeting with the audience as well as providing protection to the riders at the event. In this episode I asked him how he got started, how he stays fit, and how he improves his skills everyday.
In this podcast, Koben Puckett explains what all to expect at this years Koben Puckett Invitational, what The press-on foundation is all about, and how he defines success. I hope to see you Aug. 4 2018 at the Will Rogers Range Riders Bud Light Arena for some fireworks and Bull Riding!
Featured artist- SABA
After a few announcements, (the 4th Panhandle Podcast Meet Up on Aug. 13 and The Koben Puckett Invitational on Aug 4th) this ramble got into stressors, a tumble weed lifestyle, and my prefabricated childhood.
Featured music by Coheed and Cambria, Local Natives, and Andrew Michael Akins.
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Rachael Edwards is a local artist with a lot going on. Her work can be found everywhere from back alleys to a mural in the new Six Car Brewery in downtown Amarillo. We had a long conversation and covered a wide range of art related topics. You can find her on her website www.rachaeledwardswithpaint.com or give her a follow on instagram @Rachaeledwardswithpaint
Featured music by David Bowie
In this ramble, I bounce around topics ranging from Amarillo events to Gertrude Stein.
Featured artist: Mount Ivy, Hayden Pedigo, Joey Bada$$
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Koben Puckett has a story that is both tragic and beautiful. In this episode, I ask Koben what the last 10 years have looked like for him. He shares his successes and set backs all while highlighting his amazing attitude and his desire to always improve. We also talk about his event, The Koben Puckett Invitational, which goes to the Press On Foundation benefiting those with spinal cord injures who are pursuing recovery.
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On this episode I interview local Amarillo artist Kegan Hollis. Kegan attended West Texas A&M where he studied art. Along with producing art projects Kegan and his wife own Zint Vintage clothing.
Featured music by: Isaiah Rashad and IceAge
Bit of a life update, we bought a new house! The process of moving has occupied most of my free time, and sadly my website and podcast got pushed to the back burner. We are now settling in, and I hope to get back on a more regular schedule. In this episode, I give a life update, define myself as a non-fundamentalist, and discuss the impact on the art you "choose" to consume.
Featured music: Joey Bada$$, Matisyahu, The National
This was a bit of a impromptu ramble about selling our house (reason for the delay in new episodes) and a race breakdown of my experience at The LSRC Spring half-marathon. I hope you enjoy.
Featured music: Oddisee and Height Keech
This episode is the first of season 2 and marks the start of a new phase of The Panhandle Primate Podcast. I had a great time with season 1 and learned a lot through the process. In this episode, I talk a little bit about what I have learned so far, what it means to rethink investing, and the interconnected nature of death and beauty. There are some literal squirrel chasing moments in this one so buckle up.
Featured music: ialive/Height Keech, Jack Harlow, Mike Snow
This was my first live podcast from the Panhandle Podcast Meet-up. Jenny was a blast of a guest, and the crowd added a fun element. We talked about some of Jenny's back ground, her day job at HPPR, and some of the challenges and benefits of living in Amarillo. A special thanks to La Bella Pizza and The Amarillo Art Institute.
Featured artist: Hayden Pedigo
This is a PSA about The Panhandle Podcast Meet-up at the Amarillo Art institute 3/24/2018. This will be a BYOB event with La Bella Pizza provided and Pure Element Water. The Panhandle Primate Podcast will be interviewing Jenny Inzerillo of HPPR with Hayden Pedigo providing some live tunes. The event will culminate with music and conversations. I hope you come out! RSVP on the facebook event. Also for any questions feel free to contact me.
Featured music by Hayden Pedigo.
Jason Boyett is a author, journalist, and host of the podcast Hey Amarillo. Jason is also a veteran of the "internet" game which created some fun tangents that were both entertaining and an interesting perspective. I hope you enjoy this conversation.
Featured music by: The Civil Wars.
First ramble in over a month. I hope this one will not disappoint. In this episode, I cover some announcements, intentional vs. habitual footprints, and the humbling nature of knowledge. I hope you enjoy.
Featured music by: Band of Horses, Matt Costa, and Mick Jenkins
Linked material: Steven Pinker , Danny MacAskill/Band of horses, Matt Costa
I have been friends with Brandon Long for the past 10 years. Conversation has always been easy between us so it is no surprise that this podcast zigs and zags from old church relationships to the podcasts that appeal to us and why. La Bella Pizza, which Brandon owns, is donating the pizza for the upcoming Panhandle Podcast Meet Up March 24 at the Amarillo Art Institute. For more information on the event visit Amarillo Art Institute event Or If you get hungry in the Canyon/Amarillo area visit Brandon Long at La Bella Pizza
Featured music by Khalid
Gunner Widowski is a freelance photographer living and operating out of Amarillo, Tx. I first came across Gunner when he moved in down the street from my house. Around the same time that he moved into my neighborhood, his pictures started to creep into my instagram feed. In this interview, we cover how he got into photography, what makes Amarillo unique, and how intention can change a culture. I am hoping that this is the first of many appearances on the podcast.
Featured music by Nathanial Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Rachel is the Executive Director of the Amarillo Art Institute which offers the community a regular schedule of art classes of multiple mediums, as well as work shops and special events. In this interview, I spoke with Rachel about her role at AAI, how AAI helps individuals and the community, and its place within the larger context of Sunset Center galleries. I am also excited to announce that in March, AAI will be the location of my first live podcast. If you would like more information about future events or participating in classes you can visit http://amarilloartinstitute.org or visit Sunset Center the first Friday of every month at 3701 Plains blvd.
Featured music by Elton John.
Hayden Pedigo is a Amarillo local who has been making some waves in the music scene since he was in high school. His most recent album Greeting from Amarillo is on Spotify and available on iTunes. We talked about everything from musical influences, creating landscapes with sound, and the deeper side of nickelodeon. I really enjoyed sitting down with Hayden and look forward to seeing what he does in the future, he has a bright future ahead of himself for sure.
Featured music by Counting crows and Grouper.
