GG127: Madmen & Poets plus Trey & Laura Duo
/Madmen & Poets at Dad's Garage mixes improv comedy and spoken word poetry (tickets HERE). Mark Kendall & Theresa Davis explain. Laura Coyle & Trey Wright Duo talk about his new jazz album Begin Again.
Hear great minds, music, & mayhem here. PLAY it on your computer, DOWNLOAD (bottom corner of black rectangle) it to a device, or SUBSCRIBE to have new episodes sent directly to you. Don't know how to listen to a podcast? Ira Glass & friend explain it HERE. You can subscribe through iTunes or use an Android app such as Podcast Addict (or another app) to get new episodes downloaded automatically to your phone, tablet, computer, etc.
GG117: K Michelle Dubois and author/director Jim Hodgson
/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.
GG86: Singer-songwriter Eliot Bronson and Amanda Plumb of Pecha Kucha
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ELIOT BRONSON talks about his new cd, James, growing up in Maryland, and the joys and challenges of a musical life. He's at Eddie's Attic on Sat., Sept. 23!
Amanda Plumb explains the Japanese origins of the international experience known as PECHA KUCHA. You like storytelling done in 20 slides with 20 seconds of talk per slide? Next one is Sunday, Nov. 12. Click HERE for Dana Robinson's presentation.
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