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SASSFOLK’s Jana & Ana talk about how they found each other to create beautiful Americana and Nichole Palmetto, of FOUND STAGES, explains their upcoming immersive theatre version of Frankenstein.
Singer-songwriter TYLER JARVIS shares his journey as a working musician and DARRAH BRUSTEIN talks of the importance of financial literacy, networking, and what led her to working with Deepak Chopra.
Songwriter and podcast host of "UNHAND THE MONSTER" Ferrill Gibbs talks music while Ashley Jones of LOVE NOT LOST explains why she uses her photography to help hurting families heal.
Thanks to ALEX GORDON HIFI for the wonderful music between segments!
CLAYTON WYATT talks about being a songwriter and plans to tour Europe while Michael Halicki of PARK PRIDE shares their 30-year journey to help communities build better greenspaces.
Allen Peterson & Glen DeMeritt talk about the PAYING YOUR DUES FAME STAGE on the Atlanta Beltline this summer each second Sunday, while AMANDA ROUNTREE talks about improv and all the lessons it teaches.
Thanks to ALEX GORDON for the wonderful music between segments!
Singer-songwriter MORGAN ROWE talks about her musical journey and horror author BRIAN KIRK shares why his Bram Stoker means so much to him and how his upcoming novel will keep you turning pages.
Check out ALEX GORDON HIFI for some of that groovy transition sounds done right.
Zach Steele of Broadleaf Writers Assoc. talks about the nonprofit and it's hope to help writers fulfill their destiny and Nathan Evans Fox takes music full-time in a powerful way, also turns you on to the Folk Alliance Intl (pretty cool!).
Time spent with VEOLEO children's book publisher Janike Ruginis and ROB VINCENT AGOCS who talks about his music and name changes.
Learn more about ALEX GORDON HI FI, whose music you heard on this episode, HERE.
Author and creative catalyst NICKI SALCEDO talks about her writing journey and singer-songwriter MICHAEL MCARTHUR shares his take on how to maintain a focus on songwriting.
GABBIE ROTTS talks about making punk music her mother will like and how to best torment your friends.
James Carr is organizing FARMERS JAM on Wed., NOV. 14, to gather some musical farmers from the region and highlight jam made from local produce. Proceeds benefit future good food in your belly. Show’s at The Star Bar!
ADAM KLEIN talks about his latest album and his musical connection to the country of Mali. Check out a documentary he’s working on HERE, as well as a Christina Ricci Amazon film on Zelda Fitzgerald that he’s in HERE.
Sarah Buchanan-Sasson and her husband are doing powerful work connecting Rwandans with opportunities through the KULA PROJECT. They’ll be sharing their story at Ponce City Market in November with some of their successful Rwandan entrepreneurs.
K Michelle Dubois has a new album, HARNESS, on Bandcamp. She and DAN DIXON stopped by and played a tune. Her podcast is called ZEN NOODLE PIE and you should check it out!
Jim Hodgson has his new YA series, APPRENTICE QUEST, on Amazon now, does his ATLANTA EXPLAINED at Village Theatre, and has a YouTube channel - with his witty wife - called CROSSTHREADED.
As always, shout out to ALEX GORDON HI FI for the great baritone tweener music.
NIKKI & THE PHANTOM CALLERS are making some beautiful music for your earholes.
Angel Poventud shares his suggestions for engagement to create a more affordable, easily accessible, and better connected Atlanta through the potential light rail asked for by BELTLINE RAIL NOW. Learn more about the More MARTA plan being voted on this week.. tell your friends and let folks know what you think!
ALEX GORDON HIFI provides the marvy “tweener” music.
SARA RACHELE talked recording and played a couple tunes down at Wondershop.
E.R. from CHARIS CIRCLE and CHARIS BOOKS shared the history of this legendary Southeastern Feminist book store and their plans to move to Agnes Scott in the new year.
Octave Atlanta, Lexi Street, Nicki Salcedo, Friday Jr., Kate’s Club, Kyshona Armstrong, and Critical Crop Top (audio removed due their internal artistic contracts) all performed.
Deliciously, deep, dark, chocolate birthday cake was served the audience by the super-awesome Ashley Sue’s Baked Goods!
WILDER ADKINS shares his beautiful music.
MINKA WILTZ has an upcoming one-woman show with Out of Hand Theater being played out in homes around Atlanta.
ALEX GORDON HI FI plays that sweet baritone guitar music throughout.
JULIE GRIBBLE talks making music and movies, plus her one big dream for this year.
MIKE LOWERY explains how life is like the movie Witness, and what it means to be an author/illustrator with a new book (Slightly Jet Lagged) coming out, all while being the husband of a true superstar children's book creator named KATRIN WIEHLE.
ALEX GORDON HI FI plays that sweet baritone guitar music throughout.
Show is Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018 at Switchyards Downtown Club and $15 tickets are available for another week - then $20 and at the door.
Kyshona Armstrong, Blaire Erskine, Lexi Street, Nicki Salcedo, Friday JR, Critical Crop Top, Kate's Club, Octave Atlanta and MORE will surprise and delight at this Patsy Cline Birthday celebration of STRONG SOUTHERN WOMEN. Get your tix HERE.
DAVE FRANKLIN plays with Nelson Nolan in this episode. Check Dave's music site HERE.
Lydia Mays of SEE BEAUTIFUL shares the story of sharing the beautiful that she found. Her website is www.SeeBeautiful.com.
ALEX GORDON HIFI provides the sweet baritone guitar "tweener" tracks. More HERE.
UNPRODUCIBLE PLAYS East by Southeast Festival (Aug. 5-19) has Amee Vyas, Michelle Pokopac, & Pam Joyce giving opportunities to Asian-Americans to have their work seen by larger audiences.
JOSHUA FLETCHER plays Eddie's Attic on Aug. 9th. Hear about his journey from punk to Nashville to Americana.
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