Lance Anderson (podcaster)
| Lance Anderson | |
|---|---|
| Born | October 12, 1965 |
| Medium | podcasting, storytelling, leatherworks |
| Years active | 1987–present |
| Genres | Podcasting, Monologue, storytelling, stand-up comedy |
| Notable works and roles | "Verge of the Fringe” podcast |
| Website | vergeofthefringe |
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Lance Anderson is an American podcaster and storyteller, best known as the host of The Verge of the Fringe podcast and the founder of LA Podcasters.[1] He is an Academy Member and a Voting Judge for the Academy of Podcasters
Podcasts
Anderson launched The Verge of the Fringe podcast in March 2005. The podcast revolves around stories of Anderson's life in Los Angeles, on the "fringes of the entertainment industry." The podcast is dedicated to Spalding Gray.
In February 2006, Anderson became the first podcaster to take a podcast and create a live venue tour. The Lance Anderson Podcast Experiment included a sold out night in The Pilgrim, (23rd Feb 2006) a central Liverpool (UK) venue followed by a theatrical event at The Rose Theatre, Edge Hill University (24th Feb 2006) which included appearances by Mark Hunter from The Tartan Podcast, Jon and Rob from Top of the Pods, Dan Klass from The Bitterest Pill via video link from Los Angeles and live music from The Hotrod Cadets.
Anderson was also invited to take part in the first ever Podcast Forum at CARET, the Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technologies at the University of Cambridge[2] (21st Feb 2006). Anderson was joined by Dr. Chris Smith from The Naked Scientists Podcast, Debbie McGowan, an Open University lecturer and advocate for podcasting in education and Nigel Paice, a professional music producer and podcasting tutor.[3]
LA Podcasters
Shortly after the launch of his podcast, Anderson founded LA Podcasters, an all inclusive group for area producers to meet and network. This led to several organized panel discussions and podcast recording sessions at the 2005 and 2006 New Media Expos in Ontario, California.[4]
References
- ↑ The Verge of the Fringe
- ↑ "Cambridge Forum". Open Directory Publishing. Retrieved 2007-04-09.
- ↑ "Lance Anderson Podcasting Experiment". Podcast User Magazine (4/2006 - All). Retrieved 2007-04-09.
- ↑ "Beginnings of LA Podcasters". Podcast User Magazine (10/2006 - All). Retrieved 2007-04-04.
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