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Montreal Sauce

Paul DeLeeuw

Interviews with makers, creatives, and friends. Also, strange quizzes about 80s actors.

tv & film gadgets

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00:54:14

The Inky Shadows

Montreal Sauce ·

2015/02/16

Dr. Rick Kopak stuck around for a second episode to discuss the power of highlighting in digital text, urban fantasy, cyberpunk and the staying power of iconic books. Rick is an educator & researcher at the iSchool at the University of British of Columbia. e-readers like the Kindle offer some good tools to highlight and make notes about the information we’re consuming. However, copyright and other legal issues may be limiting usability. Copyright is a funny thing. Rick tells us

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01:07:57

Information Design

Montreal Sauce ·

2015/01/06

On this show the fellows were joined by Dr. Rick Kopak from iSchool at the University of British of Columbia. There he researches information design and human computer interaction. Paul & Chris get schooled on the interesting concepts behind information design and how much the field is changing thanks to all our handheld digital devices. An example of structuring information might be Hypertext. Making information more useful might be as simple as laying it out with CSS, adding

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00:55:10

A Plot Coupon

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/12/31

Part 2 of our chat with 3D Generalist, Christian. We relax and chat television and movies. Could the budget for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. be $5? Would you lose your British accent after 200 years? Podcasters & guest all agree Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is more like Agents of Sleep. Christian & Chris are still trying to like Constantine. For whatever reason, we all love Forever. Paul says Lucas from Forever is playing the same part he played in Bones. While Chris compares him to Johnny

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01:04:00

3D Generalist Lee

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/12/24

Our guest on this show is a 3D generalist. That’s a fancy term meaning Christian can do it all: modeling, texturing, rendering, lighting, animation, FX, effects and whatever else they throw at him. On the show we chat about the harsh realities of working in 3D, a rebel 1968 Dodge Charger from Hazzard County and get lost in the math of rendering. Evernote would like to update during the show. Oh noes! What is this 3 on the tree Chris speaks of? Dig the pic. Reminiscing about

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01:05:49

More Kicks and Karate Flips

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/12/09

Dan Hogan briefly re-joins us to discuss his process, the workflow of his webcomic and why being weird is winning. Tina, Chris & Paul review TV shows and create a new line of products for bald men called Pauld. Dan describes his process for creating a webcomic digitally using a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and Clip Studio Paint Pro. Ryan Estrada has a few posts on Medium that can help you get your webcomic workflow together. Dan especially recommends Speed Comicking. Dan shares a self help

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01:00:30

My Little Pony Palate Cleanser

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/12/01

Artist & author Dan Hogan returns to chat Redshirts, webcomics, cartoons, and Tim Hortons. Also joining the conversation is the always hilarious Tina who shares podcast recommendations and laughter with us. Allergies, yo! New Equipment is rad. This is Dan’s second visit to the show. Last season he was on the show and he was a recent guest on Film Frown. Don’t click this, Thicke of the Night. Chris giggles like a teen girl about South Park’s Go Fund Yourself and

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01:01:32

Cut To Andy's Bruised Forehead

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/11/24

Andy Luther is back in part two of our interview with the actor. We discuss his movie roles, triple threats, and working for The Onion. Part one can be found here. Andy tells us stories from his time on the set of Rory’s First Kiss, aka The Dark Knight. Andy is currently in We Three over at the side project theatre company in Chicago. Another recent project is a feature film still in production, Thrill Ride. There’s a touching story behind the making of the movie and a gallery of

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00:55:21

Always Bring a Live Hamster

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/11/18

We have the awesome pleasure to chat with Andy Luther, an actor in Chicago. Andy studied in New York, he’s appeared in films and television but his passion is theater. When he’s not working, he has a contracting business and hires actors to give them a viable skill to support their art. We chat about acting, attending university as older students, Is this a family show? Andy likes bleep noises as much as Paul. He cites the bleeped out Count as one of the funniest things

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01:09:01

Attracting Good Ideas with a Ravenous Magnet

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/11/06

Continuing the show from last week, we’re chatting with our musician friend, Seth. The gang discusses the evolution of business on the web and changing technology over the last 10 years. Should you cultivate your passion as a hobby or as a profession? When Seth was working in news broadcasting, he totally dug using a Ross Video Switcher. Recent guest Justin Hall spoke at the xoxo festival recently. See his appearance here. Paul has a love-hate relationship with javascript. Paul argues

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01:04:18

Smith Your Own Tripod

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/10/29

On this episode we talk with Seth, who just made the leap from a career in television production to pursuing the starving artist lifestyle of musician. We talk interview skills, taming the creative brain and connectivity in the age of the smartphone. Edmonton has its own version of Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the form of a live show called Turkey Shoot. Of course we have another podcast called Film Frown where you can hear Paul & Chris make fun of bad movies. All the guys chat about

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01:07:09

Oscar the Grouch Lives in the T.A.R.D.I.S.

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/10/22

Paul and Chris, left to their own devices nerd out about Doctor Who and review some of this fall’s new TV shows. This episode brought to you by iRig. Paul’s internet fails - splat - and we reconnect again. Supercharged episode featuring router discussion. An Adventure in Space & Time is a fictional BBC original film about the early history of Doctor Who. The film was written by Mycroft! Rowan Atkinson plays The Doctor in The Curse of Fatal Death. Michael Sheen said he would

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01:06:23

So Down to Help

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/10/14

The saucy specimen who joined us this episode via phone is David Sherry. If he was a James Bond character he would be Dr. Gold List. David and his mastermind partner, Allie want to bring Death to the Stock Photo. David was traveling to the Global Instameet in D.C. David & Allie’s approach to the business: create unique content, experiences and sharing those stories. So far they have funded road trips and interviewed other makers. We discuss numbers/analytics vs authentic

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00:58:26

The D-Box

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/10/07

Part deux of our chat with Tony Sarkees, an attorney in Chicago who loves making things at the local hackerspace as much as he loves gaming. We play This is Your Life, compete in a quiz about C64 games and talk gadgets. Tony is the ultimate mobile consumer, switching his SIM card between Android & iPhone for many years. It all started with jailbreaking an iPod Touch. Chris remembers Tony’s many tweets about his Chumby, a cuddly, user-friendly device that our guest believes has no

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01:11:14

GeoCites on Crack

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/09/30

On this episode we chat with attorney, gamer and maker Tony Sarkees. He teaches us that copyright laws were actually created to “propagate ideas, encourage creation of new works, inform the public and build a common culture.” Tony is modding his old school Game Boy. Dissected, Painted and let’s get biverted. We talk about the now defunct PMOG/Nethernet and Tony suggests reading Justin’s essay on building online social games. We all bond over the gorgeous gem known as

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01:10:09

Whovian In-Law

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/09/23

Whovian In-law? This Is An Example of Why I Don’t Listen To The Podcast? Paul & Chris continue to talk to the Wonder Woman of education and technology, Colette Mondor. They switch gears from teaching & technology to movies, books and of course Doctor Who. Chris & guest Colette review The Giver. Hooray for stock video? Paul reviews Guardians of the Galaxy. Colette shares that she’s not as big of a fan of The Last Starfighter as Chris is. Chris wants a Cray Super

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01:09:12

I Just Like Saying Dongle

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/09/15

This week is our back to school special. Our guest is Colette Mondor, an educator in Canada. We talk using devices, app stores and security with students. Further discussion includes the importance of teaching empathy, and the value of ensuring that your children know how to find trustworthy information online. Get Montreal Sauce: The Wearable! For the next week we have a t-shit for sale. Get it now, it will no longer be available after the week. Recently, on our Twitter account we asked

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00:58:04

Working on my Baked Pacino

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/09/09

Chris & Paul are holding hands & recording a show in the same studio? They talk asian cinema, the new global Hollywood and taking orders from dolphin commanders. In Chris’ day people had pocket protectors. In Paul’s day they have Pocket projectors. We rewrite The Hulk as a diabetic. Chris reviews Lucy using Star Trek references. If Lucy doesn’t give you enough Morgan Freeman you can always watch Transcendence. Those super smart movies remind Paul of Limitless and

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01:13:49

Synchronize Your Smellfies

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/09/01

Paul and Chris talk user agents, curry super powers, bizarre sports stats and they name your promising garage band. Wait? Chris and Paul are in the same room? Origins? We explore the fact that our show is a spinoff. The Fraiser to Cheers, if you will. Originally, Paul had a dinner time show called I Like Juice, which you can find on iTunes, or the Blog of the Lion. Paul loves the band name of Garfunkel & Oats, who recently got their own show. Rikki Lindhome (Garfunkel), hosts a podcast on

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01:09:32

Captain Kirk was my Daddy Doll

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/08/26

We continue our chat from the last episode with designer Sally Ann. If Sally was in the Transformers universe she would be a Junkion. It’s a compliment! Stop thinking Michael Bay and think the very first animated movie. The Junkions are expert mechanics that can repair anything with spare parts and they love Earth broadcasting. Alright, nobody is getting this reference. Sally Ann designs clothing & accessories using ONLY recycled fabric. She sells her wares at markets and festivals

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01:07:05

Seeing Old Ladies in Their Underwear

Montreal Sauce ·

2014/08/17

This week we are lucky to speak to Sally Ann, a clothing and accessories designer who crafts everything from recycled materials. You can find her blog, designs and tutorials or check out her shop at shopsallyann.com. She has a rad mobile boutique named Shelby that she takes out to markets around Florida — and hopefully across the country in the future. Every Saturday Sally & Shelby take a trip to the Riverside Arts Market in Jacksonville Florida. Sally joined us to chat despite

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