Bsing With Sean K

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to stand-up comedian and actress Danette Rodriguez. Danette Rodriguez is originally from Brooklyn, she's performed for ESPN, throughout Japan and Paris, and was part of the Comic Cure festivals in Miami and Philadelphia. Danette's website: http://www.danetterodriguez.com

In this episode of BS’ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to YouTube celebrity, actress, comedian, author and kink community enthusiast: Aver Lim.  Aver is the author of the “Red Hour Glass Trilogy”: a dark romance thriller series that is available on Amazon. She also has a YouTube channel called “Scarlet Queen” that has over 4 million views. She describes her channel as: An artistic role play fantasy channel infusing theater, dance, asmr, and voice overs. Aver talks about pursuing her various passions in this episode, her interest in the “kink community” and other interesting topics. Aver's website: http://www.averral.comAver's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Aver Lim

In the latest episode of BS’ing with Sean K, I talk to actress and writer Samara Elle Riveria and singer/songwriter Vermex Van Coix. Samara talks about her upcoming short film: “Linda” that she is writing, directing and starring in herself. Vermex talks about his passion for songwriting and his plans for his music in the near future. His debut E.P. “My Destiny” and his latest single, “Made Me Cry” are available on all music outlets. Samara and Vermex also talk about their show “Monday Nights are a Bitch”  that they do together every monday night. It can be seen on YouTube and other social media outlets. Samara’s website: http://samaraelleriviera.comVermex’s music: https://soundcloud.com/vermexvancroix?fbclid=IwAR209DRYJGg4ODdZj6UYpnBy3xzwUUhQb6J7syWy8iWypyAUTmQodZT7pMA

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to poet, author and punk rock vocalist Tohm Bakelas. Tohm has been involved in the NJ punk and hardcore scene for over a decade. Some of the bands he has been a member of include Permanent Tension and Four Fingers. More recently he has been writing and performing spoken word poetry and has published a book entitled "Orphan Road", a collection of poems and short stories. Tohm talks about his experiences performing his spoken word at open mics and poetry readings and why he gravitated towards poetry in the first place. He reads some excerpts from his book "Orphan Road". Sean also talks about some of his own music and spoken word poetry and reads a piece he wrote entitled "I Enjoy the Ride" at the end of the episode.

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to Brooklyn-based comedian, actor and percussionist: Sean Gibbs. Topics discussed include: the New York comedy scene, whether talent is something you're born with or something you learn through practice, and more.

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to actress and acting teacher Melanie beck. Melanie talks about her passion for acting and singing, her experiences teaching acting, her interest in spirituality and meditation and some of her upcoming and recent projects. Link to Melanie's website: http://www.melaniebeck.com

In this episode Sean Kneese talks to stand up comedian, film maker and musician Frank Zemel. Topics discussed include: spirituality, comedy, music, positive vibes vs. negative vibes, song parodies, cliches in film making and more. Frank also performs some of his comedy bits for the audience

In this episode of BSing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to religious scholar and journalist Sarah Salvadore about religion, immigration, cultural differences around the world, human rights, and other interesting topics. Sarah received her Masters in Journalism at Columbia University and is now studying religion and conflict at Seton Hall University. She has written articles for Slate about immigration and human rights issues at the US-Mexico border and collaborated with Sarah Stillman on an article for the New Yorker entitled: "When Deportation is a Death Sentence" . Link to Sarah's articles: https://slate.com/author/sarah-salvadore

In this episode of Bsing with Sean K, Sean Kneese BSes with Eryk Kai, the Poet about: literature, creativity, drama, the human psyche, archetypes, the contemporary human condition, social media, fame, and of course poetry. Eryk Kai also reads a couple of his satirical pieces about social media for the listeners.

This episode of BSing with Sean K focuses on the NYC based improv Meet Up group: Improv Now. Sean Kneese talks with improvisers: Steve Ling, Andrew Abramson, Jude Manik, and F. Joel Price. Sean Kneese also talks about his own experiences with improv and reminisces with his guests about the fun times they've had performing at the Triple Crown Theatre together.

In this episode Sean Kneese talks to actvist and blogger @asian_soph of @mixedpresent. Soph talks about her experience growing up as a multi-racial person and how she got involved with @mixedpresent. Other topics discussed include race, identity, health care, politics, the economy, social issues and more.

In this episode of BSing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to Joe Deeks and Ivana Raicevic about their upcoming short film “ L.T’s Theory of Pets” based on a short story with the same name by Stephen King. They also reminisce with Sean about their times staying together at the the 92y in NYC. Link to Kickstarter for Joe and Ivy's film: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1621103703/lts-theory-of-pets-a-short-film?ref=project_facebook&fbclid=IwAR2EnSxfIpqJW8za17qb7_9o1YdinFzjIMM9tLkZvrei78rPx9f_Mksv-PQ

In this episode Sean Kneese BSes with Jenny from San Antonio, TX about life in her hometown, YouTube drama(SJWs vs Anti-SJWS), free speech, political correctness, religion and atheism. Jenny also talks about her Mexican heritage and Sean Kneese talks about his German and Russian-Jewish heritage This episode follows the true meaning of BSing: It is less of a formal interview and more of a long form "shooting the shit" format than other episodes. Jenny has chosen to remain anonymous and to only use her first name but not her last name and the BSing staff(Sean Kneese) has respected her wishes.

In this episode Sean Kneese talks to musician Glenn Berkenkamp. His main music project Mdrn Vkng combines elements of trap music, hip hop and death metal and deals with themes related to Norse Mythology and Norse culture Berkenkamp describes himself as a renaissance man who loves to rap, play drums and talk Norse mythology. Above all he hates racists of any kind and how they’ve hijacked symbols of Norse and Viking culture. Glenn is also in the bands Zion and In For the Night

In this episode, Sean Kneese talks to Annette Santiago and Brian Buugeng of the gothic metal band Cut Like This. They talk about their lives as musicians and circus performers and their interest in alternative music. Annette and Sean also talk about their time working together as background actors on the TV show Gotham playing Jerome's minions and trashing the Gotham Police Station. Cut Like This website: https://cutlikethismusic.com

In this episode Sean Kneese talks to musician and composer of the BSing with Sean K theme song: Jason Gravley. Jason talks about his new music project Ven Perp, the progression of musical style over the years, why he gave up the stage name "Hideous", his new life as a family man and more. Ven Perp bandcamp: https://venperp.bandcamp.com/

In this episode, Sean Kneese talks to independent film maker Christine Vartoughian . Christine talks about her film "Living with the Dead", her passion for film making, her upcoming projects and more.

In this episode of BSing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to Johnnie Jae: founder and CEO of A Tribe Called Geek, a podcast and website dedicated to showcasing and encouraging Indigenous contributions to geek & pop culture as well as STEM fields. She talks about Indigenous Comic Con,, representation of Native American people in comic books and video games, the cultural differences between various tribes and the issues facing their communities today.

In this episode of BSing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to Colorado-based stand up comedian George Wagner. George talks about the comedy scene in Colorado, how he got started with comedy, his views on spirituality, the pros and cons of social media, his interest in music, and more.

Actress, poet and singer/songwriter Rachel Navarro returns to the show to talk about the new music video for her song “Sufferings in Sand” as well as a new short film she’s involved with entitled “Harmony”. Many interesting topics are covered in this episode including the difference between performing music and acting, the music scene today, social anxiety, religion, living a healthy style, writing lyrics with meaning, developing a connection with the audience and more. Rachel Navarro's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/itsrachelnavarro/Rachel Navarro's "Sufferings in Sand" Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhqp9Zx50BU