Hudson Valley Transmitter Podcast

Restaurateur Shawn Walchef owns Cali Comfort BBQ (calibbq.media) in San Diego, a media company with the same name and hosts the Digital Hospitality podcast.  

Tayla Rees's new single "No Papi" is out everywhere Nov. 13. The track appears on her upcoming album "Illumination," which drops Jan. 2021 on Big Panda Records. For more, check her out on social media - Instagram (taylareesmusic), YouTube (Tayla Rees Music), TikTok (taylarees792) and Facebook (Tayla Rees Music).

Rocco Stowe (@roccocommedy) is a stand-up comedian, actor, host of the Instagram Live show Sunday Stories, Marine, yoga teacher, cook, singer, jiu-jitsu warrior and co-guardian of a chihuahua named Lucia with Margaret Cho. Opening track is "On It" by K Gizzle.  

J. Scott Christianson is associate teaching professor at the University of Missouri's Robert J. Trulaske Sr. College of Business. Christianson was formerly founder and owner of videoconferencing company Kaleidoscope Consulting. He also publishes the Free-Range Technologist (frt.news) newsletter.  For more, visit his website: https://www.christiansonjs.com/

Daniel Whiteson is professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California Irvine. He collaborates with cartoonist, writer, producer and former engineer Jorge Cham on projects, such as: the “Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe” podcast and the PBS Kids animated series “Elinor Wonders Why.” The duo also created an illustrated book entitled "We Have No Idea: A Guide to the Unknown Universe." Whiteson and his team developed the Cosmic Rays Found in Smartphones (CRAYFIS) app, which uses cellphone cameras to detect ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs).

Chris Connot is executive director of Denver Mycology (https://www.denvermycology.org/). "Denver Mycology is a nonprofit grassroots organization with a mission to educate and empower home cultivators... Tune in to learn more about this magical industry and how organizations like Denver Mycology are working to help their communities,” a message from Denver Mycology said.

Discuss #investments, #aliens, magic #mushrooms, the upcoming #election, #Tesla and more with my buddies Arben Gjoni and Mike Tetro in this #podcast.

Mollie McGlocklin is a sleep expert. Her company, Sleep is a Skill (sleepisaskill.com), helps people overcome sleep deprivation issues and offers strategies for optimizing sleep. She also hosts a podcast with the same name, The Sleep is a Skill Podcast.

Dr. Tanja Johnston (tanjajohnston.com) is a certified plant-based nutritionist and board-certified doctor of natural medicine.

Tony Ortega has written about Scientology for about 25 years, and was featured in the HBO documentary “Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief.” Previously editor of The Village Voice, Ortega now operates the website The Underground Bunker (tonyortega.org).

Archbishop Ron Feyl Enright is chief exorcist and presiding bishop of the Sacred Order of Saint Michael the Archangel-Order of Exorcists, which conducts demonic investigations, exorcism case assessments and "approved [exorcism] rituals" by clergy members when needed. The international organization is an autonomous, independent branch of the Catholic faith, which is "NOT under the Vatican," its website says. For more visit orderofexorcists.com.

  Dr. Kara Cooney is an Egyptologist and professor of Egyptian art and architecture at UCLA. She’s author of the books “When Women Ruled the World: Six Queens of Egypt” and “The Woman Who Would Be King: Hatshepsut's Rise to Power in Ancient Egypt." Cooney also produced the Discovery Channel series “Out of Egypt," which is available on Netflix and Amazon. For more visit her website.

Mark Bickhard is professor of cognitive robotics and the philosophy of knowledge at Lehigh University. For more on Bickhard's work and research, visit his website.  

Travis Keller is part of the creative collective American Primitive (americanprimitive.org). In the late 90s, he founded the controversial and groundbreaking music webzine Buddyhead (now defunct), as well as an independent music label with the same name. Keller is also a photographer and skateboarder.

You might know my guest Annie Hardy as leader singer/guitarist of the band Giant Drag. Check out her latest solo record "Saves," out now. Annie also hosts the Empath of Least Resistance podcast, as well as "Periscope’s no. 1 live improvised music broadcast from a moving vehicle show," Band Car. For more visit Annie's Patreon page.  

Gloria (@gloriadeloscielos) and Stormy (@stormy_squires) both work as pro dominatrixes at The Dominion in Los Angeles. They also play together in the kick-ass “L.A. domme core” band The Humblers (thehumblersla). *All music in this episode by The Humblers.

Chris Embree is one of my best friends who's got a hilarious and interesting view of the world. We mull over the coronavirus pandemic and various conspiracy theories in this episode while having a few beers. Embree's wife, Melissa, also makes an appearance. The connection's spotty, so bear with us...

The coronavirus pandemic has hit Italy especially hard. In this podcast, Angela Natale, an attorney living in southern Italy, discusses how COVID-19 has impacted life in her town of Caserta.

Lori Williams is a controlled remote viewing instructor and author. She operates the remote viewing school Intuitive Specialists (intuitivespecialists.com), with her husband Jim. Her books include: "Boundless: Your How-To Guide to Practical Remote Viewing" and "Monitoring: A Guide for Remote Viewing and Professional Intuitive Teams," available on Amazon.

Malia Jones, assistant scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Applied Population Laboratory, is an expert on population health science. She wrote the viral article "What I think about COVID-19 this morning" and "A Kids Book About COVID-19," both free to download. Ask Malia and her colleagues questions and learn about the coronavirus on Facebook (@dearpandemic) and Instagram (@dear_pandemic).