Earl Thomas

In conversation with Elias Rodriques Referred to by Carmen Maria Machado as ''all blood and nerve and near-unbearable beauty,'' Joseph Earl Thomas' Sink is a coming-of-age memoir that chronicles the author's escape from an upbringing of deprivation and abuse to a geek culture in which he could build a family and community on his own terms. An excerpt of this work won the 2020 Chautauqua Janus Prize. His other writing has appeared or is forthcoming in n+1, The Kenyon Review, and Gulf Coast, among other literary journals, and he has received writing fellowships from the Fulbright program, Bread Loaf, and Tin House. A doctoral candidate in English at the University of Pennsylvania, Thomas is the Director of Programs at Blue Stoop in Philadelphia and an associate faculty member at the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research.  Elias Rodriques is an assistant editor of n+1 and author of the novel All the Water I've Seen is Running. His work has been published or anthologized in The Guardian, The Nation, and Best American Essays. (recorded 2/21/2023)

Sink by Joseph Earl Thomas by Poets & Writers

Brian McFarland and Tony Lombardi discuss the settlements reached between the Ravens and two former players, Derek Wolfe and Earl Thomas. What is the cap impact of each? Links mentioned in this episode: www.russellstreetreport.com http://instagram.com/russellstreetreport https://twitter.com/RussellStReport This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

#ArtOfTheMatter - Monday, May 30th for Episode 9 as we sit down with the incomparable Barbara Earl Thomas! Barbara is an amazing Seattle-bred artist who has been speaking truth to power through her works for decades. From paper to paint to glass she tells stories of the people, places, and events that have shaped her worldview in a way that makes her audience feel seen and heard. She regales us with stories of her journey, her quarantine, and the mission almost impossible she completed during the pandemic. And she's just getting started! This is Art Of The Matter. #BlackMediaMatters #WWConverge #BlackArt #SeattleArt #ArtSeattle

In the first hour of the show, Dave "Softy" Mahler and Dick Fain discuss Pete Carroll's quarterback comments from yesterday. Who would you rather see on the field this season, Baker Mayfield or Drew Lock? Logan Gilbert gets the start tonight. Yes his numbers are incredible, but of course they aren't sustainable. What will his numbers look like at the end of the season? Earl Thomas has a warrant out for his arrest. The love for him in Seattle has really fallen off over the last few years. Softy and Dick compare dirty job stories.

In the first hour of the show, Dave "Softy" Mahler and Dick Fain discuss Pete Carroll's quarterback comments from yesterday. Who would you rather see on the field this season, Baker Mayfield or Drew Lock? Logan Gilbert gets the start tonight. Yes his numbers are incredible, but of course they aren't sustainable. What will his numbers look like at the end of the season? Earl Thomas has a warrant out for his arrest. The love for him in Seattle has really fallen off over the last few years. Softy and Dick compare dirty job stories.

My first professional voice position at Giant FM, Penticton, BC. There I discovered the joy of sharing my voice and talent. I developed my craft through Cathy Weseluck's Animation and Commercial Voice-Over Workshop in 2004. My voice capability increased with one to one consultations. I achieved diversity of voice experience through Cathy Weseluck's experience and guidance. I have completed 94 projects with diversity including: Depression Recovery Speeches @ Coq. & Vancouver High Schools, & Rehumanity Foundation, My Grad & debut shows of Stand-up Comedy, Hartwell Therapy, Infomercial Video, Voicing of Tag Lines for business videos, Telephone Prompts, Alden Training Workshop Video, Software Video Tour, Supernaturalbrand Revolutionary Brand video, The Entrepreneur Economy, Narrator for The Tales of Mytherwrel, TheRadioComedyShows.com, Public Address Announcing at Sports venues, Website voicing, 2 E-Learning seminars, Adult Chatline greeting, Customer survey, Radio show and local entertainer introductions, Animation, Radio Tagline Ad, Radio Promos for Vancouver Folk Festival, The Community Living Show, and business and on hold messages.

Your business has a voice. If it's not your voice, someone else can always provided that service. Whatever you choose, you need to make sure the sonic matches the brand.  Today's guest is a professional voice over artist, who's had the opportunity to lend his voice to many projects. Carl discusses with Earl Thomas the power of your voice! Public speaking started early for Earl which created confidence, resulting in numerous successful voice related employment opportunities. My early experience at CHUB Radio, Nanaimo left a clear impression on the value of communication. The importance of communication and many early life opportunities along with positive voice comments, led to The Radio Program of BCIT in Burnaby BC. Earl is a professional  "Voice-Over" artist specializing in Promotional Videos: Website videos, Master of Ceremonies, Business messages and Introductions for local entertainers and Various Voice-over projects. His  experience of completed voice-over projects includes 50 Promo videos including 5 Vimeo Videos, 1 Kickstarter Video, &  44 YouTube Videos with 275,431 views and counting. Earl is offering 25% off his regular recording fee for your project! Connect with Earl: Email:dukeearl@shaw.caLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/earlthomasthevoice/On Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/EarlThomasTheVoice/ Check out his website:www.earlthomasthevoice.comYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc220Tn66BHkbE9Uy1AwoLA?view_as=subscriberAnd check out his podcast, VOICE POWER https://voicepower.buzzsprout.comGot a comment, idea for a topic, or would you like to be a featured guest on Speaking of Speaking? Reach out to Carl: askcarl@carlspeaks.ca And check out the website for more tips: https://carlspeaks.ca/Book Carl for your next summit, podcast, or live event:https://carlspeaks.ca/contact-carl/

Seattle-based artist Barbara Earl Thomas has been working for more than four decades, but five years ago she decided it was time to boost her profile. This year Thomas has two museum shows, plus a commission for Yale University's Grace Hopper College, and she shows no signs of slowing down. 

Autopsy of Earl Thomas - E-5