Episode 132: 5th Anniversary & Major Announcement

March 16, 2020 by Cheryl Jones

Join me as I celebrate 5 years of Movies Made Me with my guests Jake Lloyd (Dragon Wagon Radio), Alexandra Hoey (Me, You, & 30 Other Men), and Rebecca Evans (The Art)! We’ll look back at what’s made these 5 years great, while we look forward to the future with a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT. Thank you for being part of making Movies Made Me such an amazing experience for the past 5 years!

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Have something to say about the announcement in this episode? Want to share a comment or ask me a question? It’s easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com.

Click here to listen to episode 132.

Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 132:

My Core Four website

My Core Four on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Dragon Wagon Radio website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Elaborate website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Me, You, & 30 Other Men on Dragon Wagon Radio

The Art on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

It’s On My List website, Twitter and Instagram

Movies Made Me is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Learn more at dragonwagonradio.com.

Episode 46: Los Angeles Podcast Festival, part 1 of 3, featuring Graham Elwood & TJ Miller

November 28, 2016 by Cheryl Jones

Welcome to the first of three special episodes recorded at the 5th annual Los Angeles Podcast Festival, which took place at the Sofitel hotel in Beverly Hills, CA, Sept. 23-25, 2016. This was our second year at the festival and it was just as amazing and wildly exciting as last year. The Podcast Lab continues to be a space filled with camaraderie, deeply interesting conversations, and unbelievable collaboration. Whether you are a podcaster or a podcast fan, we urge you to make your plans now for next year’s L.A. Podcast Festival. Don’t miss this terrific event!

We chatted with our fellow podcasters and special guests in the Podcast Lab throughout the festival weekend, and each guest was asked to tell us about one film that influenced them to be who they are. In this episode, you’ll hear from:

Eric Trules, host of the upcoming e-travels with e. trules podcast
Graham Elwood, one of the founders of the Los Angeles Podcast Festival, comedian, co-host of Comedy Film Nerds, and writer/director of Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary
Corey Frey, future podcaster
Nick Davis, Associate Producer for the Adam Corolla Show
Hal Lublin, co-host of We Got This with Mark and Hal and Tights and Fights, actor on Thrilling Adventure Hour and Welcome to Nightvale, and voice-over actor currently appearing in Mighty Magiswords on Cartoon Network
Carter Parton Rogers, future country music singin’ sensation
Curtis Waugh, co-host of Unpop Podcast
Elysabeth Alfano, host of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano
Cash Levy, comedian and host of Cashing In with TJ Miller
TJ Miller, permanent guest of Cashing In with TJ Miller, comedian, and star of Deadpool, Silicon Valley, and the upcoming Office Christmas Party

Be sure to check out all the terrific podcasts and projects mentioned in this episode!

Join us again December 12 for episode 47, the second of our Los Angeles Podcast Festival episodes, featuring Janet Varney (host of The JV Club podcast and star of Stan Against Evil on IFC) and Murray Valeriano (comedian and host of Road Stories podcast)

What do you think of the films chosen by our guests in this episode? Visit our Contact Us page to send us your thoughts. Or you can send us a message directly by emailing moviesmademepod@gmail.com. We’d love to hear from you!

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Click here to listen to episode 46.

Introducing our new logo!

August 31, 2015 by Cheryl Jones

We’re extremely proud to introduce the new Movies Made Me podcast logo! This unique and evocative image was designed for us by our episode 6 guest, artist Mike Matola. We’ll be rolling it out on our social media pages, episode downloads, and this page in the coming days.

Let us know what you think of the new logo!

Be sure to check out more of Mike Matola’s work at linebylineposters.com.

Episode 9: Bethanie Weber Rayburn

June 29, 2015 by Cheryl Jones

We had a great time chatting with Bethanie Weber Rayburn, Education Specialist with MUZEO Museum and Cultural Center, about the films that have most influenced her life and career. Join us as we discuss what goes on behind the scenes, handling Michelle Pfeiffer’s corset, the connection between Jane Austen and Nancy Meyers, and finding friends through film.

Let us know when you’ve listened. We want your feedback! Tell us what you think of the podcast by commenting here or leave us your thoughts on Facebook or Twitter.

Don’t forget, you can now subscribe to the Movies Made Me podcast on iTunes. If you enjoy the show, please be sure to rate us!

Click here to listen to Episode 9.

Here are a few links to organizations mentioned in episode nine:

MUZEO Museum and Cultural Center

The Fox Fullerton Theatre

Our Feature Attraction

March 9, 2015 by Cheryl Jones

Today, we proudly present the first episode of the Movies Made Me podcast.

Join your host, Cheryl Jones, for a look at the show format, as well as her lists of five films and three other items that have influenced her to become the person she is today. As mentioned in this edition, future episodes of Movies Made Me will feature special guests, who will discuss their lists in an informal setting that we hope you will enjoy. Like sitting down with your friends for a really great conversation about film, Movies Made Me will bring you an entertaining and personal look at the ways in which movies help us create our identities and affect us in ways we may not previously have considered.

So, sit back, relax and give episode one a listen. We hope you’ll enjoy it and will come back for more. And, please, let us know what you think; leave comments here, or use the links to the left to communicate with us through Facebook or Twitter. And be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed.

We’ll have the next episode ready for you in two weeks.