Talk Me Some Art And Other Stories

Makepeace - The car biz - Painting progress - Night moves - More about words

Air Pump - Dub Taylor - Archie Bunker - Multitasking Conspiracy - Hurricane - Shoreline access

More cat talk - refrigerator snapshot - Phone call - Rhode Island wonder - Edgar Buchanan - Tool shed - Think small

HiFi high - The joy of staining - Our hero is back! - Ahh coffee - Predawn moment

Tea time - Lithography - Art Store - Jesus Christ Superstar Pt 1 - Jesus Christ Superstar Pt 2 - House of Mirrors

First snow - Gary Cooper et al - Up early - Spelunking - Bike - Cataract - Buckles' back

Baranca - Double exposures - Kathy - Hiking in Vermont - China closet therapy - Compliant Kitties

Into a painting - Nuns rule - Typewriters were heavy and suffered from ink-clogged o's - Kickstands and flapping trading cards - Crying babies

Character actors - Early morning and being seventeen - White walls

November Light - Mantle Clock - Lick The World - Bongos and Goatees - Next Canvas - Let's Cook

Labor Day cookout - A lofty study and appreciation of clouds - A fun spin on Halloween - Just how many decisions do we make each day?

The basement is finally drying out - we're all pretty adept with technology - 19th century paintings featuring riparian outings

A tribute to the elusive mourning dove - A heavy downpour creates havoc in the basement - Making a connection between the peach and the beach.

A year in the life of seasons in New England - Guy has his work cut out for him with his front bushes - Mushroom and garlic make for a warrior in the kitchen - Notes on a Rhode Island morning - Our planet had a bad day at the turn of the millenium

A recollection of the great 19th century painters - Remembering Andy - Rediscovering Woody Allen as an actor

It's all about that blissful early evening time - Guy already has a title for his painting - A celebration of suburbia - Guy tags along on Gary's candy delivery - Someone's getting psyched about a rethink of his backyard layout - After a cloudy start the day transitions to glorious sun and blue skies - Cats are famously clean and they work hard at it - It's not Lourdes but rather a mindset - It's the first day of Summer!

Buckles Brannigan opines on his town of Southfork, old west Texas - Guy coughs and sees stars and explored the whole phenomena of what we all experience. (hiccups would be a good example).

Guy starts on a new journey of oil painting. He picks up where he left off way back in art school - the brushes are selected, the paints are at the ready. Guy starts painting. It's around the tenth sitting and he needs to make a small but important change.

Guy rates his sleep using a new system on a scale of one to ten... his previous night's rating was 8.35 - A walk through the forest features the glade, a very special place - Lulu just recently came out of hiding in the basement and Guy is happy to have her back on the main floor.

This year we were granted two days off for Independence Day - There's a great legacy of talented character actors most notably on old TV westerns including the gifted Strother Martin - Guy is adopting a new game plan when it comes to cleaning his house... small specific tasks in under an hour and spread out over four days. With three days rest the process repeats itself weekly.

Guy enjoys a warm Summer day on Narragansett Bay with an invigorating swim - Things are a little cooler with the installation of an air conditioner - The cats are doing their thing - Guy rates his previous night's sleep as decent.

There's a parade of great and adventurous stories of the Old West as seen through the lens of mid-century television courtesy free TV - Guy perseveres through a graphic design project logjam and comes out on top... and celebrates - Buckles Branigan joins Guy in the studio to talk about his beloved town of Southfork.

There's a good feeling that Covid is winding down and rules are relaxing. This Summer is promising to be a return to our old normal - Guy makes a case for the importance of affirmation and and employing affirmations in our daily existence.

It's late Spring and there's still time to catch the wind and fly a kite. Guy reminisces about his love for sending a sail up into the blue sky - Trees offer us so much... beauty and shelter for us and for the little critters - Guy plans his next bike journey... waiting for a day with all the right conditions.

People don't like the relative inconvenience of charging an electric vehicle - Guy looks out the window at another morning view - More talk about naplets - The house is now quiet; free of the radiator racket - Guy rates a newly-discovered line of jams for breakfast.

Guy explores the arena rock era of the '70's and '80's and a love of bass - A favorite yogurt emerges as part of Guy's daily intake - It's a day to think about getting out and riding with a trip to the running shoe store.

We ask a simple question: what's important? - Guy's take on Bob Dylan's "Visions of Johanna" as interpreted by Jerry Garcia - Enter a slumbery world of "naplets" (mini couch naps) with John Wayne in "The Searchers"

Guy's morning ritual includes making coffee. A new bean is featured. Fellini's makes a great steak and scallion pizza. Guy shares his upcoming house projects. The cats continue to be cats in the Masse house.

John Jacobs updates us on the activities of Guy's cats Lulu and Cane - Adobe Illustrator is the program of choice in Guy's graphic design world - We countdown the latest TMSAAOS podcast to give you a clearer view of the paths the show is taking.

The onset of Spring causes one to wax poetic on the small joys of living - Guy gets a new heating system installed - 4 pm is Guy's wind-down-for-the-day hour where he starts thinking about supper and stuff.

Guy discovers a new coffee at the supermarket and it immediately takes its place as a favorite brew - A 15-mile bike ride through Seekonk and Pawtucket harkens the onset of Spring in New England. Please support these podcasts by sharing... Happy Spring!

Buckles' Branigan takes his horse on a quick around-the-block tour of his beloved town of Southfork - The three elements of life: living, learning and loving help guide us throughout the day - Janet and Guy venture out on a day of discount shopping at the GAP, Nautica, Brooks Brothers and Favorite Shoes after a satisfying brunch at Cracker Barrell in Wrentham, Massachusetts - After eleven years since his last colonoscopy, Guy checks into the hospital for a surprisingly quick procedure - Today is the first day of Spring and Guy celebrates.

There's a host of television western dramas... from Bonanza to Wagon Train... that delight and entertain us and feature talented actors, action and gorgeous landscapes; all at the same time providing us a modicum of comic relief - Guy relates how he feels throughout the day driven by thoughts that go in and out of a positive mindset. We can try to tap into this rhythm as we go about our day.

Guy talks with Buckles Branigan about his latest drama on the streets of Southfork - An update on the home energy audit - Guy has a rough night of lack of sleep.

Guy's unusual sleep pattern still affords him the restorative benefits he needs to function throughout the day - Guy decides to finally move his drum kit downstairs from collecting dust in the attic space in an effort to get back to the beat.

Guy reports on a gray start to the day - An energy audit includes recommendations for insulating the house and installation savings incentives - Guy is back from a visit to Southfork and recalls some of the old west attractions in town.

Guy remembers his technical drawing class and one particular incident involving a dishonest classmate - Guy likes his fruit juices throughout the day - Buckles observes and reports a particularly beautiful sunrise over his beloved town of Southfork including some early morning activity from the undertaker.

The potential of a large dumping of snow creates a sense of intrigue - The smart podcaster has a sustainable approach to producing and publishing.

While Guy Is away Buckles Branigan subs for him recalling fond memories of childhood in Southfork - Lulu and Cane's new food setup is working out well.

Guy leaves the comfort of home to buy cigarettes down the street in the morning cold - Our diets are determined by what's in our refrigerators at any given time. Guy offers his own fridge inventory.

Guy describes a Wagon Train episode - Cheese is one of those perfect foods - Mate is South America's beverage and a good substitute for coffee - The cats wake up with Guy in the wee hours of the morning.

Guy gets a bout of heartburn that puts a damper on the day - Water is the best beverage and a gift from God to refresh and replenish - The cats have a new spot for their meals.

Guy ponders a snow storm from the comfort of the studio - Always buy shrimp shell-on and uncooked. Buy colossal size or larger and parboil before de-shelling and deveining - Welcome to a new podcast format with less segments and under thirty minutes long.

Guy talks about last-minute Christmas shopping. The first major winter storm drops eight inches of snow on Pawtucket - The cats rule and bestow Guy with a double cuteness factor - Happy 2021 to all!

Guy is excited about his Christmas display in the studio and on the adjacent porch - We humans are given the capacity to take on a bunch of things in life deftly.

Guy is joined by Buckles Branigan talking mostly of the holidays and Southfork but not before Buckles makes a pitch for his Branigan X cigars - Guy reflects upon Thanksgiving at his brother's house.

Guy describes his dream about his brother's car dealership with a Christmas theme - Morning Ruminations from the studio - Nephew Patrick performs fall cleanup in Guy's yard - Buckles Branigan explains how dalect is an important part of language since prehistoric times.

Guy shares his recipe for beef stew and includes tips on how to make it fast and easy - The front tree is shedding its leaves and Guy determines an average leaf fall rate - Buckles Branigan puffs away on his Branigan X churchill cigar - The future, present and past are the three time modes of each of our existence and Guy relates those of which he has the most authority.

Host Guy Masse analyzes each of the Grateful Dead personnel's playing style and their contribution to the whole - The TV western is examined in real time play-by-play - Guy is excited about a possible coronavirus vaccine supposedly around the corner - Buckles talks about the prospect of Thanksgiving and Christmas in Southfork.