Jon Vaughn and host Marcia Faith Harper talk about “good old thunder lizards” - aka Dinosaurs.  We’ll be digging into the earliest fossil findings, some fun facts about our favorite dino species, and a little of how science is exploring bringing back some extinct and endangered animal species.  

"5-9" - Loud and Clear!

My dear bestie Matt Overbey joins the Coffee Friends Today podcast with the topic of Radio Communications - specifically, amateur/HAM radio, and how radio communications can help in the public safey sector. 

Thank you for joining us for the first coffee chat of the new season and the new year.

Oh, and, um... I lost The Game :D

7-3!

(Marcia Faith Harper)

WE'RE BACK!

After a 3 year hiatus, Coffee Friends Today is back with new episodes premiering monthly.  Host Marcia Faith Harper sits down with a diverse cast of friends, colleagues, mentors and other interesting individuals to talk about...whatever's on their mind!  

Season 1 featured topics such as:  Theatre Production, Sound Design, Stargazing, The History of the NFL, Dungeons and Dragons, and more.  What does Season 2 have in store?

Show up for coffee starting January 16, 2024 and find out!

This episode is an explanation of the long silence, and a re-introduction to Marcia, the podcast, and a huge thank you to all who have been a support in the lapse.

Have a lovely day, friends!

TIME OUT!  
We're taking a short break from our D&D campaign for Super Bowl Sunday.  Today we're learning all the great stats and facts about the National Football League from the one and only Noah Barson (whose voice you may recognize from the previous 3 episodes).

Super Bowl trivia, the Baltimore Ravens, the West Coast offense... and that's not even the half of it!

We'll be back to our adventures with the Thicc Boi Party from Socomber real soon.  Until then, grab your team jersey and some nachos.  

It's game time.

Much love,
Marcia

Part 3 of the Dungeons and Dragons Campaign -

The Socomber Party descends into the mysterious tunnels below the temple, still in search of any clues regarding the disappearance of Lady Icaris.  Discoveries and puzzles face them as they explore this dark underground labyrinth.
The party continues to get to know each other's personalities - and some of each other's abilities.

Featuring the voice talents of Marcia Faith Harper, Mickey Cole, Jr., Adrian, Amy Richardson, Jonathan Wesley Vaughn, Noah Barson, Chelle Leary and Caleb "CJ" Jackson.

Will we continue with the campaign in the next episode, or will we take a break for another Coffee Friend?  Come back next time to find out...

As we continue our journey learning about Dungeons and Dragons...

The Socomber Party embarks on their quest to find the Lady Icaris.  
A long rest, a fearful first encounter, and two new faces.

Feat. all of the first week's cast, and introducing the voice talents of Chelle Leary and Amy Richardson.

Join us for Part 3 in two weeks, and Happy Holidays!!!

Dungeons and Dragons is a role playing game (RPG) that has been popular since the 1970s.

Since I had never played and it seemed like fun, I rounded up a Dungeon Master (you'll remember Mickey from our Stargazing episode) and a party of adventurers.  And you're invited to come along for the ride!

We're playing with a home brew (thanks, Mickey!).   Join our first session for a huge, vibrant party thrown by Lady Icaris of Socomber.  There are lots of diverse guests - but will all the guests be welcome?

Featuring: Mickey Cole, Jr., Marcia Faith Harper, Caleb "CJ" Jackson, Jonathan Wesley Vaughn, Adrian, and Noah Barson.

THIS EPISODE IS RATED PG-13 for violence, mild peril, and mild mature content.

"You roll your dice, you move your mice - nobody gets hurt".  -Bob the Tomato

Get to know my wonderful friend and mentor Paul Pierce as we discuss his journey to becoming Producing Artistic Director of the Springer Opera House in Columbus, Georgia ( @springeroperahouse ) and explore how live theatre is resilient and adapting to the events of 2020.

In this episode we will discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on the Springer and theatres like it, how the social and racial justice movements of this year are beginning to change the face of American theatre, and how theatre companies like the Springer are adapting to greet a new age in live theatre.

Many many thanks to Paul for coming on the show and representing the live theatre community and Georgia's Historic...State Theatre.