Connecticut PHODcast Robert Norman Photography

After a lapse of time, we're back with an all new PHODcast, recorded shortly before my surgery in January. Mr Joe Crawford (FOTOjoe to YOU, thank you very much) stopped by for a very candid (R Rated language, put the kids top bed) PHODcast. We talk about living The Life in Los Angeles, film school and living in an apartment building with The Exorcist: check it out... direct link HERE subscribe in iTunes HERE

Eric Foley - a glutton for punishment - comes back in here to talk about things that have changed for him and his business in the last three years. He also opens up at the end about some super personal stuff - Eric Foley 'raw' if you will. Be forewarned: this PHODcast is a tad more abstract than usual ( if that's even possible ) ...have fun-take a listen! Oh yeah - and we talk a bit about Sweet Brown too... Photo of Mr Foley by Iris Photography direct link HERE subscribe in iTunes HERE

So in order to try and keep things interesting this time around we have a DJ, Mike Connolly who was kind enough to pop by and talk about all things music and wedding, as well as his long line of jobs, making bleach (do people MAKE bleach??!) and how the Macarena saved his life (well, not EXACTLY his life, but you'll see...) direct link HERE subscribe in iTunes HERE!

Well folks, the PHODcast is back for a Limited Time, and we start up again with Meg LaBarbera of Creative Image Collections who was nice enough to come on in and get me started up again. As always we chatted about how she started, her past and this time - a helicopter in the desert. No joke--- direct link here itunes here!

This time around we continue to break the mold a bit by having a caterer in for a talk! Jonathan Jennings of Pavilion catering and the Barns at Wesleyan Hills gives us his perspective on the Wide World of Weddings---

Today we get to know the adorable Cheryl Cronin (seriously---she is SO sweet) who transfixed me enough to convince me to drive to her home to do an on-location PHODcast---unprecedented I must say. However it was so well worth it - not only to hear about her interesting history and to visit her amazing home, but for all the coffee she pumped into my system :)