The Charity Case

Charity

The Charity Case is where real life meets real talk, with little chaos and a lot of honesty. Hosted by Charity Jones, this podcast dives into the messy, funny, and sometimes uncomfortable parts of life. Raw stories of resiliency, a little rescue, and just enough ridiculousness to keep it interesting. The best lessons come form the moments you didn't plan and the stories you probably shouldn't tell.

  1. Sep 15

    The Podcast Hustle with Unloading Meat

    Jared Ralphie Allen, fellow podcaster and host of Unloading Meat joins your host, Charity Jones, to discuss the realities of podcasting and comedy. Podcasting 101 with a dash of side hustle, if you will. Learn insights on technical setup and staying motivated. Explore how to balance authenticity with professionalism and the importance of boundaries. In this episode, Jared Ralphie Allen shares insights on podcast editing, copyright strategies, branding, and side hustles in entertainment, offering practical tips for content creators.    keywords podcasting, podcasting 101, comedy, tech setup, motivation, Tulsa comedy scene, podcast tips, mental health, authenticity, content creation podcasting, copyright, branding, YouTube, content creation, monetization, side hustles, entertainment, marketing, social media Podcast technical setup and equipment Maintaining motivation and overcoming burnout Navigating the Tulsa comedy scene and guest selection The therapeutic benefits of podcasting and comedy Balancing authenticity with professionalism in content creation Podcast editing and intros Copyright strategies for video clips Branding with theme music and logos Side hustles in entertainment and comedy Using AI background music for episodes Networking with guests and sponsors     Takeaways Invest in reliable equipment like Road microphones and soundboards. Watching your videos helps identify areas for improvement. Setting boundaries is crucial to avoid burnout and maintain integrity. Having a niche can help grow your audience, but flexibility is also valuable. Podcasting and comedy are therapeutic outlets for many creators. Use six seconds of video clips to avoid copyright flags Create a unique theme song for branding consistency Leverage side projects to learn and apply new skills Build relationships with industry contacts for opportunities Use background music subtly to enhance episode warmth   Guest: Jared Ralphie Allen Website: Unloadingmeat.com For bookings: unloadingmeat@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unloadingmeat?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&stkn=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnloadingMeat

  2. Sep 8

    No Free Shows with Parker Willis

    In this episode, Parker Willis shares insights on comedy scheduling, venue strategies, community building, and the importance of adaptability in a comedian's career. Discover practical tips for growing as a comedian and navigating the scene while being motivated to walk through doors of opportunity. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/parker.willis.5099 NWA Comedy Collective: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19rnQq3314/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gonzoparker2/?hl=en   keywords comedy, stand-up, comedy venues, community building, comedy tips, touring, social media, comedy scene, gig strategy, comedy growth, networking Key  topics Comedy scheduling and ebbs and flows Venue strategies and membership models Community building through social media groups The importance of charging for shows Adapting to different audiences and venues Traveling and touring as a comedian The value of taking breaks and recharging Storytelling and humor about everyday life The evolution of comedy scenes in different cities The significance of mental and physical health in comedy    Chapters   00:00 Introduction and Gonzo's recent shows 01:55 The rhythm of comedy and taking breaks 04:02 Experiences at Little Rock comedy club 06:00 Building community through social media groups 08:03 Creating and managing comedy venues 12:01 The importance of charging for shows 14:58 Networking and connecting with other comedians 20:01 Comedy festivals and touring opportunities 25:00 Travel stories and cultural observations 29:52 Balancing life, health, and comedy 35:01 The evolution of comedy and staying relevant 40:07 The power of storytelling and humor about everyday life 45:01 Final thoughts and advice for comedians https://www.facebook.com/parker.willis.5099

  3. Aug 11

    Pink Eye Purple Hull Pea Festival

    In this episode, Charity Jones interviews Sherry Lasky about the Pink Eye Purple Hull Peace Festival, exploring the cultural significance of purple hull peas, the history of Black townships in Oklahoma, and the importance of local food systems and sustainable farming practices. Keywords Purple Hull Peas, Black Townships, Oklahoma, Local Food, Sustainable Farming, Food Justice, Cultural Heritage, Food Deserts, Community Gardens, Food Systems The history of purple hull peas and their cultural significance The story of Black townships in Oklahoma and their migration from the Deep South The importance of local and sustainable farming practices Challenges facing food deserts and food insecurity in Tulsa The role of community gardens and farmers markets in building resilience The impact of corporate agriculture and food regulation on local food systems The potential of small-scale farming and land stewardship for economic development Cultural stories and family histories connected to food traditions Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Pink Eye Purple Hull Peace Festival 01:53 The cultural significance of purple hole peas and their history 05:08 The migration of Black families to Oklahoma and community roots 09:48 Food traditions from Africa to the American South 15:11 Challenges facing local farmers and food regulation 20:11 Supporting local farmers and eating healthier 25:02 The impact of corporate agriculture and food monopolies 29:51 Food deserts and community access to healthy food 35:06 Community gardens and local food resilience 39:43 The future of Black farming and land stewardship 45:08 Details of the Pink Eye Purple Hull Peace Festival 59:47 Closing remarks and festival encouragement

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The Charity Case is where real life meets real talk, with little chaos and a lot of honesty. Hosted by Charity Jones, this podcast dives into the messy, funny, and sometimes uncomfortable parts of life. Raw stories of resiliency, a little rescue, and just enough ridiculousness to keep it interesting. The best lessons come form the moments you didn't plan and the stories you probably shouldn't tell.