Scarlet Begonia Spacecast

"Strap in for an Out-of-This-World Experience at the Front Range Funny Festival! Join me, your cosmic guide Hannah Gray, as we blast off into a galaxy of gut-busting laughter and heartwarming moments. Picture this: You and your parents laughing 'til you cry, all while supporting an incredible cause. It's like taking them to see the incredible Cory Wong, but with even more cosmic surprises! So, grab your tickets and get ready to make the universe a better place through the power of laughter, only on the Scarlet Begonia Space Cast!"

This week, we delved into the dynamic landscape of the EDM music industry, navigating through its peaks and valleys, unraveling personal narratives, and highlighting the transformative force of music. Our latest episode features MES (like messy, kinda how life gets ), a burgeoning EDM artist with a distinct journey, especially within the vibrant scene of Atlanta. Join us as he opens up about the intricacies of his creative process, the hurdles of establishing a presence in the industry, and the profound impact he aspires to make both musically and socially. Tune in for an unscripted dialogue that transcends the rhythmic beats, delving into the realms of life, identity, and the relentless pursuit of authenticity within this ever-evolving landscape.

In this incredible episode of our podcast, we take you on a thrilling journey through time and music as your host, ME(Hannah Gray), recounts their unforgettable experience at the Life is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas. Get ready to be transported back to the nostalgic sounds of your middle school years millennials, with unexpected performances from artists like Nelly, The Killers, and Khalid, who are sure to take you on a whirlwind trip down memory lane. But the adventure doesn't stop there! Our host shares hilarious tales of their comedic escapades in the lively city of Las Vegas, proving that laughter truly is the best medicine. From trying out their own stand-up routine to discovering the joys and challenges of being the "old lady at the club," this episode guarantees plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. As the festival experience unfolds, I also reflects upon the trials and tribulations that life threw their way, and how they navigated the path back to their passion for podcasting. Explore the rollercoaster of emotions, the highs and lows, and the triumphant return to creating content that brings joy to both our host and our listeners. So buckle up, hit play, and let yourself be swept away by the captivating stories, timeless music, and a renewed sense of purpose in this episode that proves life may get in the way, but it can never stop true passion and resilience. Join us as we rewind the clock and witness the power of music, laughter, and the unwavering spirit of podcasting.

Hold onto your seats, folks, because in this episode, we're taking a hilarious trip down memory lane! Join us as we dig up our middle school memories filled with awkward fashion choices, questionable hairstyles, and the bands that took the stage during our youthful escapades. We kick things off by recollecting my first-ever concert experience with Modest Mouse, and boy, was it something to remember (or maybe forget). We hilariously dissect their performance and marvel at how our music taste has come a long way since then. But hold on tight, because we're catapulting ourselves to the vibrant and energizing atmosphere of the Life is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas. Prepare for the ultimate music feast as we dish out the juicy details of unforgettable performances by an eclectic lineup of artists. Experience the up-tempo melodies of The Killers, shake your hips to the timeless tunes of Nelly, get your lyrical game on with Kendrick Lamar, and immerse yourself in the mind-bending electronic beats served by ODESZA. We'll leave you in stitches as we recount our outrageous encounters, questionable dance moves, and the sheer exhilaration of being right there in the midst of all the musical madness. This episode isn't just about the music; it's about the hilarious escapades, the unexpected camaraderie forged in crowded concert pits, and the memories that will make you laugh out loud for years to come. So brace yourselves for this side-splitting audio adventure as we journey through the wild, weird, and wonderful world of middle school music nostalgia and the unforgettable Life is Beautiful Festival. Get ready to dance, laugh, and relive the magic of those formative years that left an indelible mark on our musical souls. Let's dive in and make some noise!

As music lovers, we are always searching for new and exciting festivals to attend, and Elements is definitely one you do not want to miss. Elements Music Festival takes place every year in the beautiful and serene location of Lakewood, Pennsylvania. The festival is held over four days and features over 100 artists playing on multiple stages. The lineup boasts some of the biggest names in electronic and dance music including Skrillex, Chris Lake, SUBTRONICS, and Ganja White Night, just to name a few. To begin our journey, we will start by deciding on transportation. If you are traveling from New York City, there is a shuttle service that goes to the festival directly from the city. Alternatively, if you prefer to drive, there are plenty of parking options available once you arrive at the festival. It's always a good idea to carpool with friends to reduce your carbon footprint and save some money on gas and parking. Once you arrive at the festival, you will be greeted by a stunning art installation and a variety of food and drink vendors to fuel your adventures. Elements Music Festival is located on a beautiful lakeside campground, so you'll have plenty of opportunities to swim, boat, or relax on the beach when you're not dancing to your favorite artists. One great thing about Elements is that it not only provides amazing music, but also features different sections, each celebrating a specific element - Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. Each section comes with its own unique atmosphere, art installations, and activities for festival-goers to enjoy. Finally, one thing that really makes Elements stand out is the sense of community you'll experience. From its passionate staff and volunteers to the friendly attendees, everyone is there to have a great time and enjoy the music together. So, grab your squad and get ready to dance the days and nights away! In conclusion, traveling to Elements Music Festival is an unforgettable experience that you don't want to miss. Between the music, art, and community, it's an experience like no other. So, pack your bags, gather your friends, and let's head to Elements Music Festival!

I ventured into video this week yall, bear with a bitch, as I trial and error some technical difficulties! Join me on this episode as I sit down with the owners of Bewitching Beauty Events, who specializes in creating stunning hair designs using extensions. Recently, I had the opportunity to get my hair braided with extensions in a unique style at the Summer Camp Music Festival, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. What a way to pop my hair braiding cherry !From the intricate braiding techniques to the gorgeous extensions, the end result was a braided look that was both elegant and edgy. Tune in as we discuss the art of hair braiding with extensions and even the festival adventures we've both had over the years. I give anyone credit who survived a Wakarusa Festival especially the year of the mud! If you're looking to step up your hair game, this podcast episode is a must-listen!

In this episode, join two comedians, Big Mike Long and myself, as we embark on a journey from Colorado to Peoria, where we perform stand-up comedy at the renowned Jukebox Comedy Club. Along the way, sharing jokes, stories and all-around bull-shittery. But that's not all - the duo also takes the time to discuss and review the app for the Summer Camp Music Festival, providing their unique take on the performers, vendors, and overall festival experience. This podcast episode is a perfect mix of laughter and informative discussion, with a behind-the-scenes look at the life of stand-up comedians and the world of music festivals. We're so excited to get scampin.

I got to have the very funny and very stylish Ren Quillian on the show this week . We're both going to be on the psychedelic comedy show with AJ Finney, headlining at the Bug Theater . It's going to be a great time ! Ren brought us on his journey of growing up on the East Coast to moving out here and the comedic everything along the way. Since we are doing the psychedelic show next week, we divulge what psychedelic should an audience member be on to enjoy our styles of comedy! Be sure to yield our suggestions, and you'll never guess who said what! I learned so much from this interview; they're genuine human being! Their comedy speaks for itself; it's engaging, witty, and stylish, even past the cool threads they wore to the interview! Ren and I also, during the interview, had fun making props for the sketch we were doing next week ; (*fair warning*) republican fans will not approve !

I had big news this past Saturday and I was determined to celebrate this big news by seeing SUBTRONICS at Red Rocks. The day of the show a full on blizzard occurs; my friends bail, but I'm determined to celebrate! Do you feel personally victimized by the idea of going to a concert by yourself? It can be scary, it can be overwhelming, it can bring out every anxiety you can think of. But you can also fight that by doing little things to get over the fear of the crowds that anxieties the overwhelming feeling of people seeming like they're multiplying by the second and not dispersing. Going to a concert by yourself not only has a benefit of freedom and emotional benefits and practical benefits there's a plethora of things honestly. Having the ability to choose your own schedule to go to a show is something that people do not talk about enough. You can leave early and beat the traffic home or you can stay all day and all night it's really up to you and you alone. Doesn't that sound empowering? You also get the ability to connect with new people that maybe you wouldn't have in a group like setting. There's an emotional benefit by being able to fully immerse yourself in the music and the ability to reflect and connect with said emerging. there's practical benefits as well, like you're only buying drinks for yourself not for people. you get the opportunity to see more shows because you don't have to coordinate with other people doesn't that sound empowering but it was a great Cyclops rocks 2023 will be going back next year!

I went on a my 1st comedy tour to Arizona and New Mexico, and I was expecting some hot audiences. But I wasn't prepared for just how hot it would be. I mean, I've never seen so many cacti sweating before! Also it seems to be the land of giant "eggplant" looking cacti, just growing a muck in the national parks down there. Mary Jo and Billie Jo have been killing it in the Denver and Albuquerque comedy scene for around a decade! Both come from very unique backgrounds but I had so much fun on my last tour . It only felt appropriate to have some comedian veterans such as themselves on the show ; especially female comedians because we're a fewer and farther bunch to locate in the scene. Albuquerque, outside of Breaking Bad Tours, has a thriving comedy scene, especially at Dry Heat Comedy Club. If you haven't checked out Dry Heat and you're in Albuquerque , what are you even doing? The music scene has a few up and coming bands definitely worthy of checking out like Dust City Opera and Red Light Camera. If you're Denver based , Billie Jo has a psychedelic comedy show coming up in May, with a killer line-up , you don't want to miss! Be sure to check these ladies out , there dope comedians and and people!