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About Uncontained
Our Mission
Uncontained is a podcast made to inspire those with dreams of making it big in the entertainment industry, as well as a platform for talent to be discovered and followed. Each month you can expect to hear 2 to 3 episodes with guests from different areas of the entertainment industry--some are already famous and many are aspiring or growing talent. If you are looking to discover talented comedians, musicians, film directors, producers, writers, pod-casters, magicians and more, you've found the right podcast!
Every guest on the show has an amazing story behind their journey. Our motto is "Live Uncontained" meaning to live without fear of failure and to chase your dreams no matter how tough the journey. Start living Uncontained and follow us now!
Be sure to check out our Episodes link to see all guests going back to 2016 when it all started--Leap Day, February 29th, 2016, as a leap of faith taken by our host, Aaron "Static" Render, who created this podcast with a mission to inspire!
Aaron "Static" Render
About the Host and Creator of Uncontained
Aaron got his start in radio in 2003 at college station, KBVU The Edge, where he hosted The Indie Show, spotlighting unsigned and independent bands. He has over a decade of on-air experience including 7 years at Cedar Rapids, Iowa rock station, 94.1 KRNA, where he was given the name "Static" when he started as an intern because he resembled Wayne Static from Static X (super tall spiky hair and a long goatee!).
In 2012, Aaron left KRNA and moved to California to pursue other challenges. After being away from radio for a couple years, he felt the itch to get back on the mic and was curious what friends in the industry were up to, what advice they could share, and how they were living life "uncontained." That is when Uncontained Pod was born!
In his spare time, Aaron likes to perform stand-up comedy and loves to make people laugh.
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Equipment & Tools
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Purchase the starter equipment I recommend below.
Recording
When I'm not interviewing face-to-face, I use Skype or Squadcast plus a Zoom H6 recorder to record my interviews.
Microphones
I use ATR 2100 microphones, which are great and cancelling out background noises.
Headsets
I recommend Audio-Technica BPHS1 headsets. My guests can speak hands-free whenever I interview in person.
