Guest host Tony Susi and Desiree Zielinski chat with Gregory Lamberson. 2024 marks Greg Lamberson's 40th year as an independent filmmaker. He has produced and directed nine feature films including SLIME CITY and KILLER RACK, has had 15 books published, and has worked on such cult films as I WAS A TEENAGE ZOMBIE. PLUTONIUM BABY, BRAIN DAMAGE and MODEL HUNGER. He's a member of the Producers Guild of America and teaches Screenwriting at University of Buffalo. FANGORIA called him "the busiest man in horror."

Join Luz Cabrales and Desiree Zielinski as they chat with Tim O'Hearn (Producer/Actor Showdown In Yesteryear) and Jeff Grennell (Showdown In Yesteryear Lead Actor).

Tim O'Hearn has been acting for almost 20 years. He has over 30 credits including cult slasher film "100 TEARS" and appeared on TV shows including DEADLY AFFAIRS and MYSTERIES AT THE MUSEUM. 2019 Tim decided to go behind the camera and wrote and directed 2 short films including THE DOOR which won several film festival awards, then decided to take on the ambitious task of producing the feature film version of the film SHOWDOWN IN YESTERYEAR calling on film maker friend Greg Lamberson to pen the feature script based on his short film THE DOOR. and featuring actor Vernon Wells (The Road Warrior, Commando).

Jeff Grennell 2024 is the 9th year that I got back into acting, from my middle and high-school days in the 70s. The last 9 years has been a journey with 26 plus roles, 18 of them credited. Along with 6 awards, 3 nominations and 2 additional awards. Everything from film, to stage, including a few commercials, some music videos and 1 producer credit, for Showdown in Yesteryear as well. I'm hoping to capture the hearts and minds of many, in this industry, through my roles and involvement for years to come.

SHOWDOWN IN YESTERYEAR trailer: https://youtu.be/202TrMo3csA?si=8KXhmsxtnT83rYdF

Join Luz and Desiree for this inspiring conversation!

Join Luz Cabrales on a special episode of Scranton Talks, featuring Tierney Violet Joyce, Zach Sprowls & Maureen Mcguigan, all performing at the Scranton Fringe Festival 2023.

Tierney Violet Joyce posted her first episode of 52 Mondays on January 2, 2023 - and hasn't missed a Monday yet! Tierney started this project to share her passion for Musical Theatre: the songs she loves, the shows that inspire her, and her respect for all of the elements that come together to create live theater. She will be joined on stage with the incredibly talented Stephen Murphy as Music Director and Accompanist. Tierney is excited to bring 52 Mondays The Cabaret to the Scranton Fringe Festival.

Scranton-based pianist and composer, Zach Sprowls, presents the world premier of an instrumental telling of what it’s like to start over. Featuring the piano and a live string trio, Zach uses elements of neoclassical minimalism, melody, and aching harmony to translate his own life experiences into a deeply-felt journey for listeners. His music has already been featured on highly-acclaimed KEXP radio and performed by members of the US Army Strings and the National Symphony Orchestra. For fans of Max Richter, Olafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm - or really anyone who knows the ups and downs of growing up - this is an experience you don’t want to miss. This event is part of the Scranton Fringe Festival.

Maureen McGuigan-Death is probably the most taboo subject in our society and rarely discussed enough, but the only certain thing in life is that we will die. We know this intellectually but facing and coping with the loss of loved ones and our own ultimate death in a real and visceral way can be scary and overwhelming. In this one-woman show, Maureen McGuigan shares her own struggle with dealing with this topic through humor, personal stories, history, and science. Directed by Alicia Grega featuring projection and music by Jason Smeltzer, the performance encourages us to reflect on and discuss death more to help us live a more authentic and meaningful life.