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Ben Anderson, CPA
Treasurer, Debate Moderator
Ben Anderson’s life work has been combining the Dionysian Mysteries with
accounting. |
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Meredith Boyd
Program Director
Meredith Boyd wants you to believe that she believes public discourse is essential
to the survival of an open society. But really she just likes to argue. |
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L.B. Deyo
President
L.B. Deyo is the author of Invisible
Frontier: Exploring the tunnels, ruins & rooftops
of hidden New York, co-founder of Jinx
multimedia, and editor of Jinx
magazine. Contact him at lb@jinxmd.com. |
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Buzz Moran
Chairman
Buzz Moran is the co-founder and Managing Director of the Dionysium. Moran has
worked with the Salvage Vanguard Theater since 1996. He has made audio recordings
of many SVT projects, including MotherBone and The Cry Pitch Carrolls as well
as performing sound design duties for several productions. Currently Buzz performs
live dialogue and sound effects for his Foleyvision show at the Alamo Drafthouse
Cinema. He manages his company, Shamrock Records, for which he has produced albums
like Golden Arm Trio’s Why the Sea is Salt and The Transgressors’ self-titled
CD. He won the B. Iden Payne award for sound design in 2002 for SVT's Intergalactic
Nemesis Redux. |
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Mike O'Connor
Program Director
Mike O'Connor is a Ph.D. candidate and Assistant Instructor in American Studies
at the University of Texas at Austin, where he plans to soon finish a dissertation
on democratic capitalism in the United States. He is also an Instructor of Philosophy
at Austin Community College. At different times, Mike has written a political
column for the Daily Texan and movie reviews for Hybrid Magazine. He is also
a singer-songwriter of the sensitive acoustic variety, which means that as long
as Buzz Moran can draw a breath, Mike will never perform on the Dionysium stage.
Mike is always on the lookout for potentially interesting debates and/or debaters,
as well as people with expertise in unusual areas who might want to give a lecture.
If you've got any ideas, contact him at mike@dionysium.com.
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Graham Reynolds
Maestro
Graham Reynolds is an Austin, Texas based composer and musician. His two main
projects are Golden Arm Trio (eclectic power-jazz) and Golden Hornet Project
(composed music for classical ensembles). He does music for theater, dance, and
film and has played across the United States and Europe. Golden Arm Trio has
released two full-length CDs and Golden Hornet Project has a 20 CDR Box Set.
Graham’s work includes 3 symphonies, countless string quartets and other
chamber music, an opera, and more. His two instruments are piano and drums. |
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