The Gently Mad is an interview show about what drives us as creators and connects us as people. Each week, we explore the stories, experiences and insights of awesome people who make awesome things. Hosted by Adam Clark.
Krystyn Heide, a highly-respected designer at Squarespace, talks about life as an early employee of a company that has grown to more than 100, happy accidents, her love for sci-fi and what matters the most to her in life.
The Gently Mad is an interview show about what drives us as creators and connects us as people. Each week, we explore the stories, experiences and insights of awesome people who make awesome things. Hosted by Adam Clark.
Jenn Lukas, Interactive Director at HappyCog, talks about her path to becoming a front-end developer extraordinaire, writing and speaking, vegetarian cheesesteaks and ice cream.
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Terry Gross talks to Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner.
Legendary illustrators Drew Friedman, Al Jaffee, and Arnold Roth discuss the life and work of Harvey Kurtzman, the cartoonist, writer, and editor who was the founding editor and creator of the most important comics satire magazine in 20th-century America, MAD.
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/lopate/2013/mar/19/legendary-illustrators-celebrate-mad-magazine/
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On the new Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, HitFixs Alan Sepinwall and Dan Fienberg talk about their 10 favorite shows of 2012, including Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Louie, Parks and Recreation, Girls and more.
http://www.hitfix.com/whats-alan-watching/firewall-iceberg-podcast-episode-162-best-tv-of-2012
Patricia Ryan Madson author of Improv Wisdom: Don’t Prepare, Just Show Up discusses improv for your life, Saturday Night Live, Stephen Colbert, Will Ferrell, trusting yourself, accessing your true power, letting go of victim mentality, gratitude, zen mindfulness, and practical tools for dating or finding a job.
In this episode Jeremiah and Jason review the season five finale “The Phantom”. They discuss Don and Megan’s relationship, the return of Peggy and Pete’s problems with commuter trains. In the gossip section Jeremiah and Jason talk about the ratings, then they close the show with some feedback from the fans.
For period dramas like Downton Abbey and Mad Men, historical authenticity is crucial to the viewer experience. Vigilant designers work from photos to accurately recreate everything from kitchenware to hairstyles. But what about the dialogue?…
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In a new Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, HitFixs Alan Sepinwall and Dan Fienberg review the Mad Men season finale, ABC Familys Bunheads, TNTs Dallas and Falling Skies, and continue their Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 1 rewatch.
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