Author Mike Isaac writes about the rise and “fall” of Uber in this non-fiction piece. Tracking the founder, Travis Kalanik’s work with the company and all the ins-and-outs of being at the top of this Silicon Valley start-up.
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Sharing about my funny and awkward artist studio visit today, and mentioning work by artists: Margo McCreary, https://margomccreary.com/ ; Kendra Gebbia, https://kendragebbia.com ; Kat Kelly Noun, https://katykellynoun.com ; Tiny Proctor, https://tinyproctor.com ; Kim Heidkamp https://www.kimheidkamp.com. https://nemaa.org/ Antioch Community Church https://antiochcommunity.org #TwinCities #ArtAWhirl #CasketArts #CultureCram #PaulCram
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Book Synopisis: In the follow-up to Tana French’s runaway bestseller In the Woods, Cassie Maddox has transferred out of the Dublin Murder Squad—until an urgent telephone call brings her back to an eerie crime scene.
The victim looks exactly like Cassie and carries ID identifying herself as Alexandra Madison, an alias Cassie once used as an undercover cop. Suddenly, Cassie is back undercover, to find out not only who killed this young woman, but, more importantly, who she was.
The Likeness is a supremely suspenseful story exploring the nature of identity and belonging.
Learn More about Paul online at www.PaulCramActor.com, Episode music by https://www.purple-planet.com/
Alyssa Szarkowski is a mother, actor & voice artist – turned Kundalini Yogini. After working in the acting industry for over a decade, she found herself further drawn to exploring deep authenticity, on the spiritual level, so that she could bring that into her creative projects and beyond. Through yoga & meditation, she has tapped into the codes to embody this true essence of being.
http://www.AlyssaVoiceOver.com
http://www.EarthsRoot.org
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Katherine Norland is a wife, a mother of 2 boys, an encouragement coach, author of 3 books, an actress who has appeared in more than 100 independent films, and is currently a series regular on the inspirational YouTube series “Dhar Mann”
Learn more about Katherine online at: www.KatherineNorland.com
#Encouragement #Acting #Resilience
Chicago-based actor Ilyssa Fradin and Twin Cities-based actor Paul Cram dialogue about the trade of acting and what is involved in being a professional SAG-AFTRA member within the entertainment industry.
For more information on Ilyssa Fradin go to http://www.IlyssaFradin.com
For more info on SAG-AFtra log onto http://www.sagaftra.org
Find more about Paul Cram at http://www.iamPaulCram.com
You Can Act On Camera is a book for actors by acting coach D.W. Brown.
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By Robert R. Updegraff, narrated by Paul Cram
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Born and raised in Lebanon, Joze avoided speaking for more than 25 years out of the fear of being judged for being different. Then everything changed. He won the inspirational speaker of the year, delivered three Tedx talks and performed stand-up comedy in three continents and four languages. Joze has delivered keynotes at Google, Tesla, Dell, IBM, as well as educational institutes and conferences. With more than three million views on Goalcast Joze has also been featured on Tedx, ABC, Forbes, Now This, and CBC. Learn more about him online https://www.JozePiranian.com #Inspirational #Motivational #Inclusion #JozePiranian #Speech #Stuttering #Communication
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There’s something in this that that seems to fit in an other-world. I could totally picture Gandalf from Lord of the Rings walking down these rugged beaches with incense wafting from who-knows-what-spell that he cast, and the salty air and the briny sweetness.
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Billy Jo has an extensive resume doing voice-over, theater, on camera work– basically I should just sum it all up and say that she is an actor. I’m really happy to be able to chat with her today. We talk a little bit about some of the differences between the Twin Cities and Atlanta Georgia as far as the acting scene goes, as well as some of our experiences that we’ve experienced together in this journey as actors. Learn more online at https://www.BillieJoKonze.com
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Written by O Henry, narrated by Paul Cram.
While this story is familiar, with TV specials and such being made based on it, this is the first time I’ve actually read it. AND I am happy to say that the author, O Henry, has a great sense-of-humor and wit. Oh, and I cried. #BigOldSofty 🙂
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Just finished the end of “Carry On” here’s my thoughts.
Rainbow Rowell is building a fun world with her writing. Her book “Carry On” is the latest YA Fiction that I read and I am sharing some of my thoughts after reading. What did you think of it? Have you read her work?
For 39 1/2 years Carol McCormick worked as a talent agent with one of the top SAG-AFTRA Franchised agencies in the Twin Cities. The agency has gone through a couple name changes through that time. From The Eleanore Moore Agency to, Moore Creative Talent.
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Chivalry. Why do I think men should give up their seats on the bus for women? #Chivalry #MensRights #Testosterone
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A.J. Jacobs is an author, journalist, lecturer and human guinea pig. He has written multiple New York Times bestsellers that combine memoir, science, humor and a dash of self-help. During our conversation today, AJ shares a bit about his 2008 best-seller “The Year of Living Biblically: One Man’s Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible” and shares some tips for aspiring writers. We even talk about some of his upcoming work too.
Learn more about him at http://AJJacobs.com
Two actors, Keith Russell and Paul Cram discuss the New York Times bestseller “The Year of Living Biblically, One Man’s Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible”
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Paul shares a couple of humorous ideas for pranks that are pretty simple to do, requiring a little forethought at a thrift shop or book store. The ideas are endless.
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As you’ll hear in the podcast episode, Shaan Sharm and I have known one another for awhile, and he’s kind enough to share his time and insight with me today as we discuss topics surrounding the business of performing, avoiding scams, the differences found in casting offices in LA and Minneapolis and more. Learn more online at http://ShaanSharma.com
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There are so many great acting books out there, I hope to read more, for now here’s the one’s I have on my shelf and a few that are still TBR. They include: “How to Book Acting Jobs 3.0” by Cathy Reinking “Ask an Agent” by Jason Lockhart “Commercial Acting in LA” by Shaan Sharma “Truth in Comedy” by Charna Hapern, Del Close, and Kim Johnson “Self-Management for Actors” by Bonnie Gillespie “Acting Class” by Milton Katselas “Know Small Parts” by Laura Cayouette “Memorization for Actors” by Alexa Ispas “The Memory Book” by Harry Lorayne and Jerry Lucas
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From relatives who rub you the wrong way, to friends who just aren’t able to work through issues — the holiday season can be an utter mine-field for negative emotions and interpersonal relationship-hardship. Paul asks more questions than he answers, sharing about some of the therapy he’s gone through over the years and more.
Tiny Buddha Website:
https://tinybuddha.com/blog/how-to-move-on-when-youre-hurt-and-youre-waiting-for-closure/
Finally got my hands on the YA Fiction dystopian novel “Scythe” by Neal Shusterman. Here I share some of my thoughts about the book, it’s characters, and who was my favorite one.
You can learn more about me at www.PaulCramActor.com