Geeks On The Mic

On this episode, Jackson Herod and Clint "Jedi" Thiele return for the first time since March. They will discuss what they've been up to in the last few months, Star Wars news, The Goonies, Roku, the most frustrating video games of all time, and so much more. Don't miss it!

On this edition of the show, Jackson Herod and former CHS-TV Broadcast Journalism Teacher Donnie Pitchford discuss the years of 1991-95. They discuss all the contest videos and special events that took place in that period of time, and you'll even get to hear snippets from some of the videos. This is the third of a multi part series.

On this episode of the podcast, Jackson Herod and Donnie Pitchford speak about the years 1986-90 in the history of CHS-TV at Carthage High School. In addition to the interview, you'll hear classic clips from contest videos from those years, as well as a few more surprises. Be sure to listen to Part 1 as well, which covered the program from it's inception to 1985.

On this episode, host Jackson Herod and special guest Donnie Pitchford honor former Turner High School Band Director, and former Carthage High School Assistant Band Director C.G. Bowie. This podcast includes interviews with Mr. Bowie, musical selections from some of the bands he directed over the years, and an episode of Carthage Schools Present that was dedicated to Mr. Bowie when he retired from CHS.   Mr. Bowie passed away recently, so we dedicate this episode to his family, his friends, and all the lives he touched.

Due to technical difficulties, here is part 2 of our conversation with Megan Hayes.

On this episode, we will be speaking to actor Marcus Toji and actress Megan Hayes. Marcus has been in a wide variety of films and tv shows, including Little Giants, ER, Boy Meets World, and Happy Endings. Megan appeared most recently in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

On this episode, we will speak to actress/talent agent/convention promoter Julie Caitlin Brown. Mrs. Brown is best known for playing multiple characters on the show Babylon 5. She is also an author, singer, talent agent, and is putting on the Evolution Expo June the 27th through the 29th in Oakland California.

On this edition of the show, it's all about the zombies! Join Jax, Jedi, Scott, and the whole gang as we discuss The Walking Dead, how to survive the apocalypse, the best zombie games, movies, and more. It's two hours of zombie fun, and if you're not careful, you might learn something before it's done. We had Pete Mitchell from the band No More Kings, and actor Andy Newman join the show. No More Kings has recorded several Zombie related songs, and is well versed in the genre. Andy actually worked as a zombie on the Walking Dead, and has worked on many feature films.

On this episode, Jackson Herod will be speaking to wrestler Matt Riviera and author Reid Kerr. Matt Riviera is the owner of Traditional Championship Wrestling, and he is also putting on the Mid-South Legends Fanfest in Chalmette Louisiana on April 4th 2014. Reid Kerr is the author of "The Great Texas Trailer Park Escape". He is also a longtime radio and television broadcaster, musician, and all around good guy.

On this episode, we will speak to actress Stephanie Northrup!

On this episode, we will be joined by actress/producer/author Diane Franklin. You may remember Diane from her roles in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Amityville 2, or Better Off Dead.

It's a mini Monster Squad Reunion as we have Andre Gower and Ryan Lambert on the podcast. Andre played Sean in the film, and currently does a lot of work behind the camera. Ryan played Rudy in the film, and currently is part of the band Kill Moi.

On this episode, we will be speaking to singer Caroline Pennell, fresh off her stint on NBC's The Voice. We will also speak to singer Isaac Basal.

On this episode we will speak to Michael and Jonathan Robbins, who review movies on Youtube. Michael Robbins also graduated from the same high school that Jackson Herod did, and was in choir and broadcast journalism with him.

This is the first of a multi part podcast series about the history of broadcast journalism at Carthage High School in Carthage, Texas. In this edition, former CHS-TV student Jackson Herod speaks to former CHS-TV teacher Donnie Pitchford about the early years of CHS-TV. You will also hear archived interviews from Earl Cariker, the man who started the program, as well as other former teachers and students. We hope you enjoy Part 1 of this program.