by Dan
People who have lived at Faire and have worked at life tell their tales. Comments, questions and/or want to be interviewed? Contact me thru the contact link here. Thanks!
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January 30, 2025
Robert talks of being enchanted at faire, improving at the Court and with the public and the various Queens he has acted with. He talks about Phyliss and briefy about his current work with Keven Patterson.
December 6, 2024
The podcast transcript features a interview between host Dan McLaughlin and guest Deborah Doyle discussing their experiences at the Renaissance Faire (mostly hers). They talk about her working at Rosie's Posies, being involved with the Friends of the Faire, and the immersive village-like atmosphere of the event. The importance of the Faire in bringing history alive and creating a sense of community is highlighted. The speakers also touch on her roles as queen at the Faire, interactions with visitors, and the impact of the event on her life. The Faire's role in fundraising for a library and fostering a sense of belonging among participants is emphasized. Overall, the discussion showcases the transformative and community-building aspects of the Renaissance Faire experience.
December 3, 2024
In this episode of the Faire Folk at Work Podcast, host Dan McLaughlin talks with host Dave Bueche. Dave talks about life as an actor in the iconic show Murder of Gonzago, as well as amusing incidents in coming up with the equally entertaining "Adventures of Fatty (Thomas) the Virgin Butcher", including how which personal chrematistics of personal perseverance are, in general, one of the primary rules for success, and in general, and more particularly being on stage at Faire. It is not for the faint of heart.
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