Stories of people around Orlando who are doing something neat. Hosted by Nick Georgoudiou on WPRK-FM 91.5, guests include artists and entrepreneurs, musicians and techies, improv performers and community builders, to name a few. The show airs live every Monday starting at 7am, and it's available as a podcast for listening at your leisure.
This episode of To a Certain Degree sees Nick interview filmmaker, performance artist, writer, storyteller, and all around renaissance guy Banks Helfrich.
And he’s funny, so you’re in for a treat when you listen to this episode. I guess then it’s a treat for your ears? And your brain. And maybe your hands, if you want to gesticulate wildly along with the recording. That’s a really good idea for a podcast, hand signals for the listener. Can we get someone on that?
I’m going to be speaking at PechaKucha Orlando! Here are some of the speakers who have been on the show in the past.
What makes an album obscure? Is it a major artist hating his first LP and not letting it get re-released? A musician that believes a release is evil and pulls it from the stores a week before release? On this episode of Odd Numbers, we take a look at 11 obscure adjacent albums.
Where is that degree going to take you? For guest Ashley Renee, she chose what looked like a stable route (with a push from mom), tried it out, and realized it wasn’t for her. Instead, she ended up in the world of plant-based drinks.
This is a shower heavy episode of To a Certain Degree with Will Burleigh. He’s the curator at the Shower Gallery, feels strongly about going to the beach only if clean, and likes the idea of smart shower heads. Such a good smelling guest.
If you’ve been to the Henao Contemporary Center, you know that it’s something special. If you haven’t, go now, we’ll wait.
Back? Then listen to how the Center came to be with founder Jose Henao on this episode of To a Certain Degree!
Victoria Walsh, AKA Macrame Momma, comes to the temporary studio for a talk about life, the universe, and everything. More like rope, knots, and duck jerky, but you get the picture.
Podcasters talking to other podcasters on their podcasts about podcasts. It sounds compelling when you say it out loud, but it’s even more compelling when one of the podcasters in question is Rocky Socha of the What’s The Fuss Podcast.
Two wrongs may not make a right (there is no scientific evidence of this), but two great artists make for a wonderful episode of To a Certain Degree. Longtime friends and current UCF students Bubblegumgrrrl and Midori Ringo are a delight, listen up!
It’s the most delicious episode to date of To a Certain Degree as Kevin and Maria Ruiz visit the WPRK studio to discuss their Peruvian-inspired popup, Papa Llama. What’s a popup? What is Peruvian food like? Did they bring food in for the host of the show? The answer to that last one is no, sadly.
