Journalism. Photography. Ridiculousness.
There are bios, and then there are spiritual journeys: "Andrew Paul is a pen-for-hire who splits his time between the weird world of journalism and non-profit communication departments. As co-founder of The Gypsy Church, a PR company that focuses on local arts organizations, Andrew fills his days promoting the Freewill Shakespeare Festival, Rapid Fire Theatre, …
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From the fingers of Jay Runham: "I co-host Edmonton's Entertainment Podcast: Jay n' J. I'm also a huge TMNT, Batman, and Atomic Robo geek. Weekdays you can find me working at the U of A as a Web Designer. Weekends you can find me reading comics, tweeting, watching basketball, or hitting the theatre to check …
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Collection number two of The Interview Project. I would say these are fun but fun wouldn't be the right word. It wouldn't be the wrong word, just not the right one. Banana bread would be the wrong word. 'These are banana bread' doesn't even make sense. Who would say such a ridiculous thing? Not this guy, no …
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I've been friends with Saylish for a long time and because of this she likes to pick on me. Most of the time I deserve it. This one time, I was visiting Saylish's place of work (She co-owns the wonderful Next Act Pub), and she was doing her normal rounds. She usually welcomes me with …
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"Playwright and kids author, Marty Chan has been active in Edmonton’s arts scene since the early ‘90s. Grandparents may remember his CBC Radio commentaries. Parents might remember his thriller, The Bone House. Kids will most likely know about his stress-farting cat, Buddy. His twitter handle is @Marty_Chan because @YellowPeril was taken." Marty is a pretty …
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I'll get these jokes out of the way first: Texas Ranger, Sky, Sleep, White and that metal thing that old people push around. "Lindsey Walker was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba but please do not hold that against her. She sings, she plays, she writes, she jokes, and sometimes she even laughs. Sometimes." If …
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Riley Beach is an animator. He won the inaugural Metro Shorts. He is Spicybackpain. I was also going to write something about how Riley is a wonderful young man and his skeletal structure suits his witty disposition but I'll just let this train drive itself: "Way back in the days of yesteryear, Riley was born …
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"Clinton Carew was born in Lethbridge, Alberta, where he resided for 11 months. It was during this time that he developed his proclivity for claiming to have been born in South Alberta and an ability to sleep when it is windy outside. This period in Lethbridge's history, known as mid-73, was marked by a subtle, …
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Biograntphy: "Grant, 24/M/Illinois, USA. High school graduate and submarine mechanic. Superpower: Ability to say out loud what everyone else is thinking." I first met Grant whilst getting my ass kicked by a group of Orcs just outside of the Redridge Mountains in the Eastern Kingdoms. I was doing my damnedest to pown this Kobold jerk who was …
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BIONOV: "Paul works as an editor at Vue Weekly, where he gets to talk about arts and music and film and other such things that he likes to talk about. He also performs make-em-ups with Rapid Fire Theatre. Paul grew up in noted oiltown Fort McMurray, where the streets were paved with viscous bitumen. Maybe …
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The Trent Wilkie 