x

75% of people globally want unbiased news (Pew Research) but are concerned they're not getting that.

Get balanced coverage with Symby. See how stories are covered across diverse outlets and spot when one side covers a story the other skips.

PODCAST

Yelling at concrete

Yelling at concrete isbi-weekly podcast for coffee and conversation, taking a look at the life and interests of the guests who chat with me as well as taking an introverted look at topics I"m interested in!Graham is an artist and passionate creative who thrives on generating conversation and discussion in a more abstract manner than just posing questions so three weeks out of each month with a one week breather he sits down to have a cuppa and chat. When guests come they bring their own topic so

society & culture comedy interviews

All Episodes

19:55

Episode 210 - Make the abyss nervous

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/11/11

This week we walk the unknown, we talk the future and how to live with anxiety in a productive manner. How claiming constant over an ever changing chaos is key to a balance in life and finding that level of Concrete. We talk post-positive and how an advantage of learning to let go can be you make those who try to control you react accordingly and panic.It's about claiming back your own space in a sense where no matter what you have going on they cant see your next

en

40:24

Episode 209 - How to make comics?...Make comics Feat...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/10/28

This week I got the opportunity to catch up with the myth the legend that is Ned Hartley. Ned is the current writer for one of my childhood favourite comics Bananaman. Which if you don't know is a very funny serial comic from the UK and you should all read the Beano because of it.But Ned himself has a long history in the UK comic industry having written for Titan, Penguin, 2000AD and many more he's got a passion for the format and so we sat down to talk comics, the industry and what it means to be a

en

19:45

Episode 208 - I'm not finished being sad yet.

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/10/21

This week I sit down to talk about depression, about sad about seasonal and emotional trauma but you know. In a light way which doesn't make you want to just throw a brick through a window.I think emotional outbursts are a right, it's a balance of being human and whilst it's good to encourage people who are going through tough things and provide them support the last thing you want to hear in that state is "cheer up". This is my limo for emo's be sad, get in and when it feels ridiculous to be in a

en

55:05

Episode 207 - Bootleg art and creating for yourself...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/10/14

This week we dive into the world of hobbies and potential copyright infringement as I chat to Ben Gore. I bought Ben's book with the full intention of getting into making my own bootleg figurines or custom action figures, but life gets in the way so I thought i'd catch up with the author and learn all I could about his work and world. We talk his work, photography, fine art, rap and all all the hobbies he's undertaken in the process of just making what he wants to make! You can buy his 1:1 figures

en

25:31

Episode 206 - You're hungrier after you've eaten.

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/09/30

This week i sit down to discuss, the want of the hungry. And the want of the hungrier. Hunger is a great driver but so is greed and privilege and suddenly having something you thought was standard removed. It instigates change it motivates and it modifies your view of the world.Whilst this can be a bad an terrible thing I wanted to sit and talk about how it can be used in a positive way and how allowing yourself little victories makes your mind want

en

1:04:06

Episode 205 - Let the Characters lead you Feat Nevada...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/09/23

This week I catch up with overall fab and chatty Nevada McPherson who is a writer and teacher within Georgia. A huge fan of cinema and character driven stories she's taught and written her own work throughout her career. Including her book "poser" which is part of her larger series! So when we caught up we of course discussed that but also delved into Film noir, why we love it why we like revenge as a topic and how easy it is to get trapped in the space of not wanting to use an idea in case a better

en

25:47

Episode 204 - Predictions of future concrete

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/09/16

This week I sit down to talk my bad habit of predicting the future. It's been said many a time I end up talking about things well into the future which suddenly become relevant and It's interesting to me that that is the case. So this time we're talking coincidence, self reflection and how just maybe I'm not really here and a subject of your own

en

55:10

Episode 203 - Free entertainment and let chaos reign...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/09/02

This week i get together with online sensation and fellow moustache man Will Boyajian. Will is an a writer, actor, creator, musician and overall champ as during this chat he was quite sick so double shout out for him!But more importantly he's a huge proponent in hopeful cases, A NYC based philanthropic group in which subway performers open up their hats, and cases and allow anyone with need or otherwise to take as much as they need. With a very simple message "If you've got extra to share, share

en

22:52

Episode 202 - Adult rituals for kids

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/08/26

This video isn't specifically made for kids but perhaps more Adults with kids? I dunno i thought the title was funny.This week I sit down to talk coping, coping with life and mechanisms and how we as adults develop these rituals which allow us a reset. This isn't something which really is taught to kids as we're busy talking to them about the world at large and teaching them the basics of well...everything but we should!We should be telling them about our rituals and our behaviour as they look to us

en

50:46

Episode 201 - Finding humans in the horror Feat James...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/08/19

This week we get gritty, a little violent and a little sweary but not really as i catch up with Author James Jenkins who kindly filled a slot at short notice. James is a writer and recently published his book Parochial Pigs. We caught up to discuss the own-ness of responsibility on writers and the subjects they choose. How finding characters in your own life can impact your work and what got him into writing in the first place. We talk Tarantino, film noir, Shane meadows and why the British do so

en

45:02

Episode 200 - Reacting to concrete 0.1

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/08/05

Watching paint dry? Nah we're reacting to concrete. It's been 5 years of the podcast. 10 years of making and as such I thought it time to dig some skeletons in the closet and cringe in the closet too and took a moment to look back at the content I used to make the reasons it was made and see how much of younger Graham agreed with older Graham!So sit back strap on and enjoy me hating watching myself and thank you for being along for the ride. Especially if you've been here from the vlogging

en

1:14:31

Episode 199 - Subs are not currency...yet Feat Aaron...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/07/29

This week was a real honour, I reached out at random to an animator I love the work on and who has been involved with some of my favourite shows in the past decade and he was kind enough to text back!Aaron long is a Canadian animator who has his own animated web series called Sublo and Tangy mustard which is how I discovered him and quickly got a nostalgia hit for the animations I grew up with but he's also been involved in huge shows like Tuca and Bertie, Bojack Horseman as animator, and director

en

24:23

Episode 198 - Kids just aren't cool anymore.

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/07/22

This week I sit down to talk all things cool. Are kids cool? did they lose their edge? Can you be cool whilst not being self destructive? Are we a generation which is cooler than the last or the next or are we simply interested in the things around us which highlighted the mood of the time?Either way I don't think I'm cool enough to answer these questions but I shall try in a ramble of nostalgia, smoking and making jokes at the expense of Gen W/X/Y/Z and everyone else as I discuss what makes cool

en

1:07:11

Episode 197 - Seeking representation when everyone's...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/07/08

This week I catch up with Natal who is the founder editor and Chief of Bi-pan Magazine which a completely free paperless online Zine focused on Bipoc and Queer media.I met Natal though Coke-Oven.com when she submitted her work to me and was instantly taken in by the very open nature of the Bipan magazine project and how it's working to bring more representation to the world but also looking to help inform those who may not have had the opportunity to learn. Giving an outlet to those who need better

en

22:03

Episode 196 - Keep it simple.

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/07/01

Following up from my talk on educational institutions lets talk those of us out in the wild!This time we talk diy values learning new skills and how whenever learning anything the best way is to take it steps at a time to get going otherwise you'll kneecap yourself.I think it's possible to learn at any age but we forget how to learn, we forget how to skill build and manage and how to strip back process. so lets settle and talk that through as

en

1:10:12

Episode 195 - Pulp fiction positivity Feat Anthony...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/06/24

This week i get to sit down with cool retro art cat Anthony Carranza. Anthony is an LA artist who specialises in producing vintage inspire work and retro sentiments. I found his work through the instagram and caught up with him to find out firstly why the focus on retro but also how he's approached work in general.Anthony is a big proponent of keeping a positive outlook but also gives some great advice on garnering followers for your niche and getting used to thinking of yourself as an artist so it

en

25:56

Episode 194 - The buffet with the paywall- aka back...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/06/10

THIS week we sit down behind the sneeze guard of education. Getting ruined on grammar and reflecting on the history of my education and what the past was like. How institutions of education are not reflective of a learning process or setup to nurture a process but are businesses and how you slowly learn this as you go through school and university. So as you all return to education this summer and winter it's important to reflect on a couple things such as: Why you're there, what you want out of the

en

48:36

Episode 193 - Falling in love with the process Feat...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/06/03

This week I got a little blown away to be able to get in touch with a musician I've been following for a long old while now and that is Mega Ran! Raheem Jarbo under his stage name Mega Ran is a rapper, hip hop artist, DJ, producer...you name it he's done it. Having been around in the game of music and art for years he's a regular on my playlist and is heavily known in the chiptune, nerdcore communities but is also deeply immersed in the underground rap scene an artist firmly with a foot in two

en

23:06

Episode 192 - Experimenting with women

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/05/27

This week I give you a clickbait title and we sit down to discuss a little experiment I've been running.During 2021 I made a change to the cast a change which would potentially have positive or negative implications and that was to only have Female and non-binary guests for a whole year!I wanted to see a few things:1.If anyone would notice2.If it would affect my audience and stats I get about the show and3.If it was the challenge so many institutions claim it is to find people for their

en

56:44

Episode 191 - Keeping the root of Zines with...

Yelling at concrete ·

2022/05/13

This week I get further Zine focused as i get to sit down with Zine distro owner and founder of Phoenix zine fest Charissa Lucille. Charissa runs a zine distro in a physical location in Arizona a place which acts as a community space with the focus of being accessible and uplifting for the QTBIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled and chronically ill, neurodivergent within the area and farther afield!Charissa is an multimedia artist in their own right and setup Wasted Ink to fill a gap in the area which needed a

en

290 results

Similar Podcasts

Voices of Life

APG Mannheim

Promo Estereo Podcast

Promo Estereo

Talking Timelines Podcast

Talkingtimelines

גיקונומי

ראם שרמן ודורון ניר

Drømmefanger

Drømmefanger