RwP: Farewell Interview with Co-Founder of Dane101 Jesse Russell (Part 2)
Post by Adam Schabow on 1/23/2013 8:00pm
This week on Rants Without Pants, Part 2 of our "Farewell Interview with Co-founder and Publisher of Dane101 Jesse Russell".
As I stated in the video, Jesse Russell has been an inspiration to me. I am in awe of his commitment to Madison, of the endless amount of creative ideas that is banging around in his head as well as his willingness to give a guy like me the opportunities that he has. I will always be in Jesse Russell's debt.
Jesse Russell's departure will leave a hole in Madison that simply can not be filled. He will leave a legacy all his own.
Anyway, to me, Part 2 of this interview is fascinating as he says his goodbyes and discusses so many interesting topics.
After the interview, there is a new segment called "Five Rants in a Minute". (I cheated and only put in four...shhhhh...don't tell anyone)
00:00 - 00:38 Intro/Whoring Shabelles Show with The German Art Students
00:38 - 17:39 Interview with Jesse Russell -
- Jesse discusses, covering the Capitol protests, homelessness and mining
- Jesse's Tea Party picture that went viral
- The Wisconsin Film Festival Coverage
- The Fireball (which is taking place this weekend...THE TICKETS ARE GOING FAST!!)
- Freakin' Halloweekend
- The Forward Music Festival
- Dane101's relationship with Mark Pocan, Herb Kohl, Tammy Baldwin and how Jesse met Russ Feingold
- The future of Dane101 and the future of Jesse Russell
- Jesse says goodbye to Madison
17:39 - End Five Rants in a Minute
Adam Schabow
Business Committee Member, Contributing Writer
Besides being on the Dane101 Business Committee and writing for Dane101, Adam Schabow is also a musician and frontman for two local pop groups, The Shabelles (www.theshabelles.com) and The Kites. Currently, he the co-creator and co-host of the local Madison internet talk show "DrunkDial101" (www.drunkdial101.webs.com) with fellow Dane101 contributor Joshua James.
Adam is also working on a musical called "Eat the Truth" and a documentary about dumpster diving called "Trashed". He was previously the local film critic for The Wisconsinite.
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