Author Deb Brandon opens the show with a look at her new book, “Threads Around the World: From Arabian Weaving to Batik in Zimbabwe.” It covers many different weaving styles that she has explored in-depth, some with a very interesting cultural story. Deb is a brain injury survivor, and weaving helped her to recover. She talks about this, the healing process, and the many techniques she has learned.
Joe Glass is the writer behind the popular LGBTQ+ super hero series, “The Pride,” available on Comixology Originals. The series—which recently kicked off its second season—features an LGBTQ superhero team that take on both villains and different societal issues. Glass talks about the different characters and their roles on the team and how people have responded, both in e-mails and when Joe attends different conventions.
Melissa Lycan of the band Nordic Daughter give some tour stories from their recent travels. This Celtic rock band has some impressive stage shows and Melissa talks about what people can expect when they see Nordic Daughter live. Melissa also introduces listeners to the many members of the band, all of whom have a great backstory.
Playlist (In order of airing)
The Beings—Butterfly
Floating Worlds—Sailing in History
Nordic Daughter—We Are One
Nordic Daughter-Born to Be a Valkyrie
From Northeastern student to company CEO, Lamar Letts shares the story of Hylux
Prateek and I reconnect to talk about his new music's different directions
Chris Paniccia talks fantasy books and publishing in a pandemic
Robert Stadnik talks about spending a decade in his sci-fi universe
Kyle Elliot shares early show stories and making a living doing what he loves
Ariel Bellvalaire talks music video stunts and life in Los Angeles
Charlotte Young talks debuting her music amidst the pandemic
Adele & Andy bring a different sound with their latest album
Amiena brings a new style and presence with “Halo”
Stephanie Mathias returns with new music, videos, and artist collaborations
Author Michael Kaufman's new book features a main character with a computer in their brain
Ana Lal Din makes her debut with a thought-provoking fantasy tale
Lewis Ciavarella shows us how to be productive in a pandemic
Author Sarah C. Patten brings us into the world of WWII spies in debut novel
Sal Abbinanti talks about how real life led to his new comic “The Hostage”
Arielle Perez talks about life and loss in debut EP, plus Natalie Joly shares tales behind new music video
WALLIS talks music videos in the pandemic and the Philly art scene
KIN talk about creatives crossing styles, and adventures in music videos
Joan Law Lowell's book provides a platform to learning about the Bible
Senseless Optimism talks musical origins and her unique style
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