▲ 9 r/JazzPiano
How do you practice enclosures so they become second nature?
Is there an exercise you do, or is it just a matter of trying to incorporate them into solos as much as possible?
u/thetruthpodcast — 8 days ago
▲ 43 r/audiodrama
This ad for CBS Radio Mystery Theater appeared in a January 1974 issue of Newsweek
u/thetruthpodcast — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/HelpMeFind
Does anyone recognize this bottle or the original advertisement it came from? (1973–74)
My mother painted this as a college art assignment in 1974. The assignment was to reproduce magazine photographs to study how light reflects from different materials. We've already identified several of the original source images exactly:
- a 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme advertisement
- a phone from a GTE advertisement
- a photograph of the Sayula II
We're still trying to identify:
- the bottle (decanter, possibly liquor or perfume)
- the glass with ice to the right (which may have been photographed with the bottle)
- the photograph of the hand raised as if taking an oath
I suspect these appeared in a magazine between late 1973 and mid-1974.
Does anyone recognize the bottle, the advertisement, or any of the other source images?
u/thetruthpodcast — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/nonmonogamy
Is there a point where emotional intimacy becomes a form of infidelity, even if there's no sex?
I produce an audio drama podcast where every episode is a different story. Our latest story started with a premise I couldn't get out of my head:
A married couple opens their relationship. The husband discovers he can't actually bring himself to date anyone. Then he meets a woman who helps him invent fictional relationships to tell his wife about.
Over time, the two of them become deeply invested in the stories they're creating together.
The story (written by Mac Rogers) isn't really arguing for or against ENM. It's more interested in the blurry line between friendship, collaboration, emotional intimacy, and infidelity.
I'd be genuinely curious how people in this community respond to it.
Here are three ways to listen:
u/thetruthpodcast — 3 months ago
▲ 12 r/audiodrama
New from THE TRUTH: "Let's Not and Say We Did," by Mac Rogers (Life After, The Message, Steal the Stars)
Jeff's open marriage is thriving, except for one problem: he can't bring himself to have sex with anyone other than his wife. Fortunately, his date has some ideas.
Written by Mac Rogers, directed and sound designed by Jonathan Mitchell. Performed by Dennis Pacheco, Ann Carr, and Julia Schroeder.
u/thetruthpodcast — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/audiodrama
New from The Truth Podcast: "Midnight Screening"
The latest story from The Truth is about a daughter preparing a memorial for her late father sorts through his old video tapes, who begins to understand what his beloved neighborhood movie theater meant to him.
Written by David Bluvband, directed and sound designed by Jonathan Mitchell.
Performed by Chet Siegel, David Deblinger,Jim Wetzel,Jackie Hoffman, Sadie Mitchell, David Bluvband, Mary McDonnell, Mac Rogers, and Hunter Nelson.
u/thetruthpodcast — 3 months ago
▲ 26 r/audiodrama
The Completist is about two guys who meet at a party and discover a shared obsession: an impossibly rare record by their favorite musician.
Written by Hunter Nelson, directed and sound designed by Jonathan Mitchell. Performed by Josh Tobin, David Carl, Louis Kornfeld, Hunter Nelson, Mary McDonnell, Mac Rogers, Aimee Lutkin, and Michael Cullen.
Featuring the songs “Ghost” and “Come Again,” written and performed by Dustin Lowman. Used by permission.
You'll find full-length versions of the songs from this episode on our ad-free feed.
Listen to The Completist:
u/thetruthpodcast — 4 months ago