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Walter Etc. is the brainchild of Dustin Cole Hayes, who has been creating music (originally as Walter Mitty and His Makeshift Orchestra), writings, videos, and art between Southern California and Portland, OR for over a decade. He co-runs the label and art collective Making New Enemies with Milk Flud, and has worked alongside Jeff Rosenstock and Ian Farmer (Slaughter Beach, Dog/Modern Baseball) in the studio.
Walter's newest album "There There" (self released via Making New Enemies, May 7th 2021) showcases the band's return to a home-recorded and self-produced approach.  
 
On this episode of the Real People Podcast, I sit down with Dustin aka Walter and talk about the new album. We discuss Haye's gift for lyricism, DIY ethos, and Dustin's evolution as a songwriter over the last decade. 
 
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Andrew Ginsburg is a stand-up comedian, champion bodybuilder, and author of Pumping Irony: How to Build Muscle, Lose Weight, and Have the Last Laugh.  His TV appearances include The View, Saturday Night Live, The Sopranos, All My Children, As The World Turns, The Guiding Light, and One Life to Live.  He currently has four comedy albums available on iTunes and his work has been published in The New York Times, New York Post, Huffington Post, Details Magazine, Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Elle Magazine, Flex Magazine, and Glamour Magazine.  
In this week's episode of the Real People Podcast, Andrew Ginsburg & I talk about NYC stand-up comedy over the years, Andrew's career in television, comedy, writing, and he's how managed to blend these ambitions together while being a championship bodybuilder. 
 

Daniel Geneen is a media personality and NYC-based comedian. Professionally, he is the co-host of the Eater's Digest podcast and makes videos for Eater.com. With whatever time Dan has leftover in his day, he performs jokes for five people in various bike lanes around Manhattan. 
 
In this week's episode of the Real People Podcast, Dan and I talk about the future of both food and comedy.  We discuss Dan's early comedic influences, interning at the Howard Stern show, exploring restaurants and food at a young age, his journey into food media, and what's next for him as an entertainer.
 
www.danielgeneen.com 

Chris Brown is a NYC stand-up comedian originally from Atlanta, Georgia.  Chris recalls getting his inspiration to do comedy from his neighborhood barbershop, where everybody was able to take the stage. 
In this episode of the Real People Podcast, Chris and I discuss stand-up comedy. We talk about how Chris writes his jokes, why bombing on stage is the best thing that can happen to you, and how being from Atlanta informed his own identity and specific point of view as a comedian. We also discussed why New York City is still the best city in the entire world, and what we're excited about for the future.
You can check out Chris here:
@chrisbrowncomedy
www.chrisbrowncomedy.com 
 

Alex Hancock is a writer, editor,  and runner based in Los Angeles, California.
Although Alex has very interesting experience with food writing, developmental editing, and technology, his passion lies with running.
In this episode of the Real People Podcast, Alex and I discuss running. We discuss the mental and physical reasons to run, and the relationship between running and transformative mental health benefits. We also talked about how running has inspired Alex to write...about running.  We also chatted about  moving, and eating pizza every single day.
Alex's essays can be found here:
@hancock.alexander.j  
 
 
 

Liam Gordes is an Australian Creative Director and Co-Host of the "Shit Dates Podcast." Liam and I chatted about founding his media company, Good Gravy Media, and how to use the power of video to create inventive and interesting content.  Liam describes his work producing videos like a ‘Good Gravy’ on your Mum’s Sunday roast.  That little bit of something special, that makes an already great meal even better.
In this episode of the Real People Podcast, Liam and I discuss the ways he uses his creativity for professional and personal fulfillment, his journey into film, and what it's like dating when you host a podcast about horrible dates.
links:
Liam:
www.goodgravy.media
Shit Dates:
https://linktr.ee/shitdates