Stay Relevant: A Podcast By Mike Sobola

Jay Schlossberg of Media Central, LLC and the new Media Central Films, chats about his journey from salesman to crewing and post provider to directing his new film, "Feast You Ears, the Story of WHFS, 102.3 FM".  

Writer-Producer-Musician Lisa Horan on cracking the Nashville songwriting market, and what it takes to stay relevant in a constantly-evolving DC TV & Video Market.

Lola Lombard--author, artist, designer and creative talent behind "Lola's Lab" talks about her art, her process, and the time she worked at Disney. 

Richard Harrington: Digital graphics expert, Producer, CEO of RHED Pixel talks about his work, his philospohy and how he manages to stay relevant.  Episode 5 of my "Wandering Conversations with Interesting People in TV and Beyond".

In 1986, Jeff Krulik & John Heyn set out with a camera and no real goal in mind.  They ended up Outside the Capitol Center-a local music "super venue" during a Judas Priest Concert.  What followed was the cult sensation "Heavy Metal Parking Lot".  Jeff talks about making the film, how he got started plus his reality foray with "Ernest Borgnine on the Bus" and more.  Stay Relevant: Interviews with Interesting People in TV and Beyond.  A podcast by Mike Sobola.

"Stay Relevant, Episode 3 featuring Dave Coyne.  He's a king of YouTube comedy and known for his spot-on impressions of Jack Nicholson, Joe Pece and Christopher Walken.  Sometimes edgy, always creative, Actor, Comedian, Impressionist, Performer Dave Coyne sits down for a wandering chat.  Original Music by Popmark Media.

Stay Relevant, Episode 2.  Kimberly Skyrme talks about casting the first 3 seasons of "House of Cards", how to get "the part", and why Sundance should be on your list of things to do.  Staying relevant with Kimberly Skyrme.  Episode 2 in a series. A podcast by Mike Sobola.  Original music by Popmark Media.  

Stay Relevant: Wandering Conversations with Interesting People-Episode 1.  Warm pies, creative casseroles, colorful cookbooks... and a hundred and fifty toasters.  This is the story of DC-based Food Stylist Lisa Cherkasky.