Good Trouble

Hello and welcome back to the Out Podcast, the podcast where we talk about operating and the art of visual storytelling.

I'm Dave Comites, your host, and coming to you over the internet today with a friend in Los Angeles, Mr. Patrick Rousseau, who is a cinematographer, but I sort of... uh ran into him when he was an operator and actually um i don't know if he knows this but he's he's been mentioned many many times on this show and i i i guess he probably knows why but i'll explain it when we get there um some of his uh credits but not all by any mean as an operator father of the bride snowfall silicon valley six feet under fate of the furious oz the great and powerful easy a madman carnival arrested development um as a cinematographer good trouble and i think like 30 some episodes of it uh the mindy project suburgatory which is not easy to say uh and uh in uh 2015 he was nominated for best cinematography uh in the seattle shorts festival he's a he's a really talented operator really talented cinematographer and a good guy and um I'm very excited to finally have him on the show after mentioning him for so long.

So Patrick, thanks for coming on the podcast.

Thanks, Dave.

They wanted high headroom.

They wanted foreground, all this stuff.

And some of us who are on Good Trouble would day play on other shows and we just automatically bring that to whatever we were day playing on and people would be like, what the hell are you guys doing? Yeah.

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First up is your good trouble.

[upbeat music] I get into trouble.

Your good trouble today comes from Jill M., pronouns she and her.

"Dear Beans ladies, I'm excited to be a part of the Hands Off New York Community Weekend Indivisible Brooklyn is having, uh, several events, uh, around Brooklyn to help folks become aware of the election protection efforts we're focusing on between now and November, and in January to ensure Congress is sworn in Please go to Hands Off New York City, handsoffnyc.com/vote to sign up or volunteer for opportunities and trainings.

Uh, we also have a producer's note that you can find other Indivisible events near you, and we'll have links in the show notes to that.

It can be little good news or big good news, or last week good news, or 40 years ago good news, maybe a story you like to tell when you're sitting around with friends, or your favorite street joke, or some misheard song lyrics.

Like, you can send in your Good Trouble suggestions or give a shout-out to a spouse or a loved one or a business partner or a nonprofit you want us to know about.

Self-shout-outs are encouraged.

We know you're awesome, tell us why.

Um, anything you're making or creating or even just a nice sunset.

Whatever it is, send it all to us, dailymeanspod.com, and click on contact.

First up is your Good Trouble.

Get me into trouble.

Today, I have a guest that is an old friend from my comedy days at the UCB Theater.

They are an Asian-American actor, writer, comedian, podcast host, and current artistic director of the UCB Theater in L.A., You've seen them in Queer as Folk, Good Trouble, The L Word, Generation Q, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Reno 911, and Pretty Stoned.

And on Broadway in the Tony Award winning show, Oh Mary, please welcome my friend Chris Renfro.

Hey.

Those are always fun.

Uh, you can also send in good trouble suggestions or a shout-out, and that can be a shout-out to a loved one or yourself or a small business or a nonprofit or a government program that's helped you or a loved one.

And all you gotta do to get your stuff on the air is pay your pod pet tariff, which means attach a photo.

It used to just be pets, and we would try to guess your-- the breeds in your shelter pup.

Whatever it is, it'll work.

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First up is your good trouble.

[singing] Like getting into trouble.

So send it to us.

You can also send good trouble suggestions.

We have-- always get some great good trouble suggestions from our listeners because you're all awesome.

And speaking of you being awesome, if you wanna give a shout-out to yourself, please do, or a loved one, or a small business in your area, or a nonprofit, or a government program that's helped you or a loved one.

Anything at all, send it to us, and all you gotta do is attach a photo.

You all are truly, truly inspiring with your amazing art, so send it all to us.

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And first up is your good trouble.

We would love to hear about them.

Also, send your good trouble suggestions to us, and also attach a photo.

That's all you gotta do.

You can maybe-- I think you can even attach two.

Um, maybe anything that you're making or creating, a nice sunset, a funny meme, literally anything at all, send it to us.

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First up is your good trouble.

Good trouble today comes from Susan, pronouns she and her.

Sherry Cola arrives as Lark, the new manager of Connect Three.

Sherry started her career as a radio DJ and stand-up comedian, and appeared on the Freeform drama series, Good Trouble, as well as movies like Joyride and Shortcomings.

But she's probably most recognizable from TV shows like Nobody Wants This and Shrinking.

On the Disney side, she was also the voice of Helen in Pixar's Turning Red, and she was very funny.

Just as long as it brings a smile to our face, you can share it with us.

You can also share your good trouble suggestions or tell us about some good trouble you've seen happening in your area, some great activism maybe.

Also give a shout out if you want to a loved one, a spouse, a family member, a friend, a bestie who's doing some great stuff.

You can give a shout out to a local business in your area that could use a boost or a nonprofit you want us to know about or a government program that's helped you or a loved one.

Anything that'll bring a smile to our face.

Send it all to us, dailybeanspod.com and click on contact.

First up is your good trouble.

Good trouble today comes from mobilize.us.