Citywide Blackout
382 episodes - English - Latest episode: 5 days ago - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsCitywide Blackout is the home for artists of all kinds, from filmmakers to musicians to authors and everything in between. The show also covers comic-cons, book expos, and film festivals.
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He's back! Jeff Royds returns with a revamped “Greatest Hits” album
October 04, 2020 13:09 - 51 minutes - 47.2 MBFormer Citywide co-host Jeff Royds returns to talk about the recently released “Greatest Hits Vol. 2: Director's Cut” album for his band, We Are Bullethead. This is a revamp of some earlier music, which Jeff and the band felt wasn't up to the level it should have been. So, a number of great tracks got a complete strip-down and rebuild. Jeff talks all about this and what was changed. We also dive into how it felt to bring We Are Bullethead to a close and change the name to We Were Bullethead ...
The creators of The Sandbox Police give us a new take on comedy
September 29, 2020 22:35 - 44 minutes - 40.4 MBIn this episode, I'm talking with Sharisse Zeroonian [Flynn], Stephanie Wang [Ellie and Caroline], and Evan Gabovitch [Charlie], the creators and cast of the new YouTube series, The Sandbox Police. The show is a comedy about a podcast and was going to take place in a fictional college radio station. But when the pandemic happened, the trio went ahead with the show and began filming episodes entirely on Zoom. We talk about the story behind the show, the role that each character fills, and wh...
Caitlin Garvey's debut novel looks at love, loss, and the meaning of moving on
September 27, 2020 23:53 - 32 minutes - 29.7 MBAuthor Caitlin Garvey's debut novel, “The Mourning Report,” looks at the passing of her mother and the subsequent battles she had with depression and being admitted to a psychiatric facility after a suicide attempt. In her book, she interviewed the people who were part of her mother's care, including a hospice nurse, a priest, an estate planner, a hairstylist, and a funeral director. If she figures out how they could function after being so close to her mother’s death, then maybe she can le...
Author ties in numerous genres in new book
September 22, 2020 13:10 - 44 minutes - 40.6 MBIn this episode, author Nancy Burke and I talk about her new book, “Only the Women are Burning” (Apprentice House Press, Oct. 1). One of the unique aspects of this book is how it blends elements of mystery, science-fiction, domestic fiction, fabulism, and feminist literature and we look at how it all came together. Nancy talks about her friend and why the book was dedicated to her and the cause she's supporting with a portion of the proceeds. And be sure to check out her virtual release par...
Blake English talks personal journeys in “Spiders Make Great Poets”
September 14, 2020 22:32 - 52 minutes - 48.4 MBPerforming artist Blake English's new EP “Spiders Make Great Poets” shows his journey from Athens, Georgia to LA, going back to his childhood when he sought a safe space to be himself. He's doing well in LA having recnetly completed the horror-themed music video for “Sad Girls Dance Party,” with a new one in the works. We talk about his background and how it's shaped him, as well as the different places life has taken him (Hint, LA was not going to be his original destination). Following th...
Blake English talks personal journeys “Spiders Make Great Poets”
September 14, 2020 22:32 - 52 minutes - 48.4 MBPerforming artist Blake English's new EP “Spiders Make Great Poets” shows his journey from Athens, Georgia to LA, going back to his childhood when he sought a safe space to be himself. He's doing well in LA having recnetly completed the horror-themed music video for “Sad Girls Dance Party,” with a new one in the works. We talk about his background and how it's shaped him, as well as the different places life has taken him (Hint, LA was not going to be his original destination). Following th...
Boston artist recognizes friends and influences in new album
September 13, 2020 20:19 - 47 minutes - 43.7 MBIn this episode, I'm live with Boston-based musician Matt Jatkola for his new album, “Never Fixed.” The album is a collection of covers and remixes featuring artists such as Teagan and Sara, Cyndi Lauper, The Bee Gees, and Soft Pyramids. He talks about the different roles that the artists played, whether it was contributing to his own style or being a valued friend he's had over the years. After the interview, enjoy two songs from the album, “I Was A Fool (Tegan & Sara Remix)” followed by “...
Sabrina Fallah talks about getting her music on the radio
September 05, 2020 18:43 - 40 minutes - 36.9 MBOntario-based musician Sabrina Fallah has been hard at work getting her music onto radio stations around the world, and it's led to some amazing results. We talk about the stations you can hear her music on and the shows it's led to. She also gives some insight into getting your work heard and the pitfalls to avoid. Following this, check out two of her songs, “All or Nothing,” followed by “Kiss is a Killer.”
Debuting comic writer blends murder, magic, and deeply human characters
September 01, 2020 15:15 - 39 minutes - 35.8 MBWriter Helen Mullane and I take a look at her debut comic, “Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen.” In this story, a modern-day druid has been committing a series of ghastly murders in an attempt to unleash the awesome power of the ancient gods of Great Britain. But then he meets his latest would-be victim, rebellious teen Nicnevin “Nissy” Oswald, and that's when things get really interesting. Helen and I talk about what it was like working on her first comic and what got her to this point, as w...
Michael Jones talks new music, poetry, and his favorite horror movies
August 26, 2020 21:17 - 37 minutes - 34 MBMusician Michael Jones is entering the world of music with his debut EP, “American Poet, Pt. 1.” Prior to this, he was the founder and CEO of Pepperjam and he talks about this pivot to the world of music and how it's gone for him. One of his more popular songs, “This Is the Night,” is an apocalyptic party anthem and we dive into some of our favorite end of the world movies and shows, and he's seen quite a few. Following this, enjoy Michael's newest song, “Real.”
Crema comic brings a story of love, ghosts, and coffee
August 22, 2020 20:52 - 46 minutes - 42.2 MBIn the newest episode, comic creator Johnnie Christmas joins me to talk about his newest title, “Crema,” available on ComiXology Originals. The story focuses on Esme, who works as a barista at a Brooklyn coffee shop and knows everything there is to know about the stuff. But when she drinks too much, she can actually see . . . and talk to . . . ghosts. We talk a lot about the multi-leveled story which blends romance, a haunting legend, and a slice of life tale. Johnnie also shares how the pa...
Planet DIVOC-91 takes an in-depth look at life in a pandemic
August 18, 2020 13:42 - 39 minutes - 36.1 MBPlanet DIVOC-91, a nine-part series from Webtoon, is an offbeat sci-fi satire about a pandemic outbreak in the far reaches of outer space. But the story goes way beyond that. Each chapter features the work of a different creative team and cover artist and is interspersed with short articles, links to videos, and other pieces of art by young adults about issues related to COVID-19, and mixes from world renowned DJs and Producers. Writer Sara Kenney (who wrote the first part and laid the grou...
New single “Revelación” challenges racism and white supremacy
August 13, 2020 20:00 - 56 minutes - 51.6 MBIn this episode, I'm joined by Boston-based artists Genie Santiago and ALGO to talk about “Revelación,” a single they collaborated on and released on July 24. “Revelación” marks a shift in Santiago’s work towards protest music with a social justice message. We talk about that message and how to continue the conversation that recent events have started. Genie and ALGO reminisce on how they met and formed a partnership that has led to multiple creative projects. Following the interview, enjoy...
Horror author travels through time in her debut novel
August 10, 2020 14:04 - 34 minutes - 31.9 MBAuthor Cheryl Alleyne's new book, “Belle Vue,” gives us a unique take on the haunted house genre. In this tale, we see the origins of Belle Vue Manor, formerly a Victorian lunatic asylum. In the present day, history student Alex Palmer is thrilled when his girlfriend, Claire Ryan, buys an apartment in Belle Vue. But as Alex begins to discover the dark truth about the asylum’s past, he, Claire, and their friend Marianne find themselves on a nightmarish journey. We take a look at the research...
Three At Home talk about live Friday shows and monthly releases
August 06, 2020 01:45 - 41 minutes - 37.6 MBJoining me from their deck, Dann Russo and Mary Casiello of Three At Home talk about their new project, "playlist. #notarecord," which has been released one song at a time since June. Since the pandemic put a halt to live performances, they've run weekly livestreams called SpotiFriday, which has featured dozens of covers as well as some of their work. We even get into their origin, which has a few different versions. After the interview, enjoy two songs from the new project, “Fill It Up,...
Virtually Yours--The first dating app that has nothing to do with actually dating
August 02, 2020 01:52 - 40 minutes - 36.7 MBIn this episode, writer Jeremy Holt and artist Elizabeth Beals talk about the new comic, “Virtually Yours,” which you can get exclusively on ComiXology Originals. We talk all about the amazing characters and the many changes the title went through to become what it is today, as well as the message behind the story. Career-minded Eva Estrella is tired of her family asking when she’s going to settle down. Why won’t they stop nagging her? New York City is a big place! Sure it’s easy to meet...
Nadia Vaeh reminds us to take a breath in her new single, “RiSE”
July 31, 2020 00:31 - 37 minutes - 34.4 MBIn this episode, LA-based pop artist Nadia Vaeh and I dive into her latest single, “RiSE,” a positive song about slowing down and being in the present moment. This includes the amazing team she worked with—EGDABEAST, Tyler Spratt, and Hazel Rose. She also talks about what led to her moving from Atlanta to Los Angeles in early 2019 and her experiences there. Following this, I've got three of her songs for you—“1,000 Cuts,” “Boomerang,” and “RiSE.”
Daniel Promotes shares the launch of OMT Records
July 27, 2020 20:43 - 31 minutes - 29.3 MBDaniel Promotes has been a longtime part of Citywide, and I'm happy to share all the news about his career. Case in point—the launch of OMT Records, something that has been years in the making. We talk about the artists they'll be working with, including Prezidential Grown, and what they're looking for in new talent. Following this, enjoy three of Daniel's new songs—“Crown Me,” “Mamba,” and “Sip.”
The Grownup Noise strike out in new directions with "Lonely Days"
July 24, 2020 22:41 - 42 minutes - 39.2 MBI've been a longtime fan of The Grownup Noise, so I was really happy to welcome back Paul Hansen (vocals, synth, guitar) to talk about the new album, “Lonely Days,” available in physical and digital formats. The band tries some new sounds in this album, and Paul goes into the different direction and what the end result was. He also talks about newcomer Max Weinstein and how the band befitted from his style. Following this, I've got three songs from the new album—“I Get It Now,” “Lonely D...
All Legends Incorporated talk about their new album and upcoming book
July 19, 2020 20:05 - 34 minutes - 31.7 MBThe husband and wife rap duo All Legends Incorporated Gang just released their new album, “Undefeated,” and the stories contained in these tracks speak to a lot of personal experiences, such as “Haterz,” where the two show that to all those that doubted to talked down to them, they have never given up. They also share their times behind the mics and how they came to make music together and the many talented people they've had the chance to work with. Following this, enjoy three of their son...
Boston-based duo take it to the next level
July 13, 2020 16:49 - 49 minutes - 45.5 MBIn recording of an Instagram Live broadcast, Jermaine Kelly and Lando Savage of the Boston-based lvl3rd [pronounced Level Third] talk about the Boston music scene in the pandemic and what they originally had planned that has since been canceled. We also talk about how the two met and their favorite places to play in Boston. They've got a new single out called “Milkshake” as well as a music video, and we take a look at some of their future plans. Following this, enjoy the new single, “Milksh...
Traveling Spain with Ernest Hemingway's ghost
July 03, 2020 21:53 - 33 minutes - 30.7 MBLike the title? It's basically the subject of author Ken Dortzbach’s debut novel “Finding Hemingway,” available on July 7. This story sends its protagonist Callie McGraw on a life-changing adventure after she receives a mysterious phone call from Ernest Hemingway. She begins packing her bags for the sun-kissed streets that night. Starting in Barcelona, Callie embarks on a six-month escapade of a lifetime, a whirlwind of Spanish food, wine, art and dancing, with a revolving cast of friends an...
ShellzDaGod talks music videos and a return to the stage
June 27, 2020 15:08 - 39 minutes - 35.9 MBBoston-based rapper ShellzDaGod is back! The man has been on the show plenty of times and he always brings something new. This time, it's a couple of singles, “Bus Down” and “Get Back (Ft. Spiff Hunnit)” which you can hear at the end of the podcast. We talk about his music career came to a halt during the pandemic, and his plans once business as usual can resume. This includes making more music videos, which he has put a lot of work into in the past. Trust me when I say the forthcoming proj...
Pearl Cutten wants everyone to know that they are beautiful
June 24, 2020 23:34 - 30 minutes - 28.2 MBI welcome back Denmark-based artist Pearl Cutten to talk about her new single, “You Are Beautiful,” part of her forthcoming project “Fragments of My Soul.” Pearl also has a music video for the single in the works, and we do a deep dive into what fans can expect. Pearl talks about what has filled her time during the pandemic and some of her goals for 2021. After the song, sit back and enjoy “You Are Beautiful.”
Clare Cunningham talks new singles, virtual shows, and life in Nashville
June 21, 2020 14:58 - 42 minutes - 38.7 MBFrom Ireland to Nashville, solo artist Clare Cunningham talks about the journey that brought her to the US and some of her favorite places to play. Clare’s latest project has been recorded at RCA studios in Nashville. The first single off the project “Heart Of Mine” is to be released July 3, and we talk about releasing new work in the pandemic age and her plans for the rest of the year. Following this, I've got two songs from Clare, “Carry Me” followed by “Grey Lady.”
The secret origin of Dragonflyman Day
June 17, 2020 21:21 - 33 minutes - 31 MBI go live on the Citywide Blackout Instagram page with Tom Peyer, Editor-in-Chief of Ahoy Comics, to talk about the unprecedented announcement that June 16 will be hereafter known as Dragonflyman Day. This is in recognition of the bookstore publication date of the upcoming trade paperback release of DRAGONFLY & DRAGONFLYMAN—the prequel to THE WRONG EARTH—by writer Tom Peyer, artist Peter Krause, colorist Andy Troy, and letterer Rob Steen. Along with this, we see how Ahoy has weathered the p...
Teacher publishes a love song for biology
June 14, 2020 16:44 - 31 minutes - 28.7 MBIn this episode I'm joined by author David Parrish for his new book “The Gyroscope of Life,” available through Pocahontas Press. He describes the book as a love song to biology, but for those of us less science-savvy (like yours truly), it's broken down for your reading enjoyment. It goes deep into the history of biology, and David touches on a lot of related subjects, such humanity and our impact on the planet, and the roles of genders and how in the plan and animal world, it's less of a “e...
Sabrina Maria talks new music and past shows
June 07, 2020 20:23 - 28 minutes - 25.7 MBOriginally from the UK and now living in Italy, singer/songwriter Sabrina Maria has a new album out, “Life Is A Journey, Not a Destination.” We talk about her own journey as a musician from her days gigging and how she's evolved to the point where she is now. Her new album takes the listener on a journey of positivity and hope with upbeat, motivating songs and she talks about the stories behind them. Following this, enjoy the tune “Go Out There and Get It,” from the new album.
Boston author begins at the end
June 03, 2020 19:33 - 38 minutes - 35.7 MBAuthor Christine Meade joins me to talk about her new book, “The Way You Burn,” available through She Writes Press. The book opens with, well, the original ending as David returns to his New Hampshire cabin to find it on fire, with his girlfriend Hope the likely person behind it. This book explores David's attempts to understand the complicated pasts of his loved ones by unraveling the vast webs of secrets they’ve kept hidden. We talk about the many changes this book underwent since Christi...
Learning about a life in Hell
May 30, 2020 22:18 - 38 minutes - 34.8 MBIn this episode, author Rex Hurst and I talk about his new book, “What Hell May Come,” which will be published on June 12 by Crystal Lake Publishing and based on the Satanic Panic of the 1980s. Rex was already pretty familiar with this by reading a lot of books on the subject and talks about the story behind the Panic. We look at the main character, Jon St. Fond, and what happens after discovering that his his parents are part of a secret occult religion with hidden ties all across the world.
"Lost on Planet Earth" explores a new path
May 27, 2020 17:49 - 36 minutes - 33.1 MBWriter Magdalene Visaggio and artist Claudia Aguirre join me to talk about the new series “Lost on Planet Earth,” available on ComiXology Originals. We delve into the story of Basil, a young woman living in the year 2381. Her only goal in life is to become a captain for the Interplanetary Fleet, but will that really make her happy? It's one of the many elements to this brilliant story and we talk about how it all came together and the team behind it. ComiXology is $5.99 a month and gives ac...
Boston bands release benefit compilation to help venues
May 24, 2020 17:06 - 33 minutes - 31.1 MBBoston's music venues have been among the hardest hit by the pandemic and it's unclear when local shows will return. To help the venues, David HD of the band Circus Battalion helped create “Quarantine Age Wasteland,” a 30-song compilation album to benefit the Midway Cafe, O'Brien's Pub, Once, and The Jungle. He and bandmate Mike McMahon join me to talk about the impact to the local scene and their thoughts on some of the long-term effects. Circus Battalion also has a new album out called “S...
Punk artists talk about their work in children's music
May 20, 2020 18:33 - 40 minutes - 36.7 MBIn this episode, Lindsey Loogie and Nemi of the band The Sewer Buddies talk about their newest releases, Butt Brains and Pizza Butt. The Sewer Buddies is a collective of various Massachusetts musicians, founded by Lindsey, that collaborate to create comedic children's punk music. We talk about the creative process and the shows that the band has played as well as what they want the kids to get out of their music. After this, enjoy four songs from the band—Doggy Dance, Mud, Popcorn Octopus, ...
The expanding creative world of Jeremy Flagg
May 14, 2020 15:46 - 56 minutes - 52 MBIn this live Instagram broadcast, I'm joined by author Jeremy Flagg to talk about the many new things he has going on. This includes Superhero-Fiction, a consortium of authors that focuses on writers who specialize in the novelization of superheroes. They've also got a virtual convention happening May 18-22, with panels scheduled for each day. If that wasn't enough he's also working on a new comic with Amanda Kahl, known for her title, “Age of Night.” We also do some serious nerd chat on wh...
Stephanie Mathias talks about always reaching for your goals
May 09, 2020 19:26 - 54 minutes - 50.2 MBSinger-songwriter, violinist, and pianist Stephanie Mathias has a lot to be happy about—she recently released a new single, “It's My Thing,” along with an amazing music video. The video has an interesting story involving the production process and some late changes that had to be made. Stephanie also talks about her musical family, which includes her husband and their daughter. Though the pandemic has caused a lot of her plans to be sidelined, she's continuing her art, putting out a new musi...
ComiXology title shows a ride-share from hell
May 04, 2020 18:27 - 52 minutes - 48 MBWriter Chip Zdarsky and artist Jason Loo join me to talk about their five-issue series, “Afterlift,” available in full on ComiXology. The series follows Janice Chen, a ride-share driver who picks up a pair of mysterious passengers who are pursued by otherworldly forces, and realizes that her already-terrible day might be headed straight to hell. Zdarsky, Loo, and I do a deep dive into the story and its origins, as well as some personal connections to the creators. Loo talks about the differ...
Tia Beale talks about how music and movies come together
May 01, 2020 13:43 - 37 minutes - 34.5 MBSinger-songwriter Tia Beale was all set to host a release party—and then the pandemic put a halt to that. So while we wait for things to open up, she and I talk about her new single “Do It Over,” which speaks of the devastating loss of a close friend to suicide. She also has a music video for the song and she highlights the team behind the production, and the previous one for her single “Coke and Mentos.” Tia lives in Sydney, Australia, and talks about some of the venues she loves to check ...
Black Ghost co-writer talks about building a hero's world
April 26, 2020 19:42 - 26 minutes - 24.4 MBAlex Segura and I dive into the world of “The Black Ghost” comic which he wrote with Monica Gallagher. We talk about the Lara Dominguez and her path from crime journalist to hero in a city rife with corruption. The world of “The Black Ghost” is one that took some time to make, and Alex goes into the world building process that he and Monica took on, as well as the many characters in it. “The Black Ghost” is available exclusively on ComiXology. The service is $5.99 a month and gives access t...
The music scenes in Los Angeles and Boston
April 24, 2020 16:50 - 30 minutes - 27.9 MBSinger-songwriter Stephanie James has had quite the journey, going from Boston to Los Angeles a year ago. She talks about the move and what led up to it and some of her favorite times in Beantown. We do a deep dive into each city's respective music scene and how they stand out. She's also putting the finishing touches on her debut album “Unbreakable,” set to be released later this year and talks about some of the new directions she's going in. A single from the album, “Throw Me a Rope,” is s...
The world of steampunk dragons
April 18, 2020 21:07 - 36 minutes - 33.8 MBAuthor Michael Swanwick joins me to talk about his newest books, including “The Iron Dragon's Mother,” which concludes a trilogy that began 25 years ago and “City Under the Stars.” We talk a lot about world-building, how the publishing business has changed since he started writing, and the influence that fellow writer Gardner Dozois had on his life and career.
Mia Asano shares her stories from the stage
April 13, 2020 18:15 - 29 minutes - 27.4 MBIn this episode, Boston-based violinist Mia Asano talks about what it was like to perform with the amazing Lindsey Stirling, touring after graduating high school, and how the Denver fashion scene shaped much of her career. Asano is also a student at the Berklee College of Music and shares how things have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools nationwide.
A new take on artificial intelligence
April 11, 2020 21:12 - 32 minutes - 29.3 MBAuthor Pat McKee takes on how one incorporates morality into artificial intelligence in his new book, “Ariel's Island.” In this book, Paul McDaniel is framed for the murder of a judge. He enlists Ariel, an artificial intelligence to help clear his name. Paul discovers that Ariel's lack of a moral code and his failure to guide her results in disaster as Ariel changes from able assistant and powerful rescuer to jealous mistress and, eventually, to murderous monster. The e-book is currently ava...
What would you give up to stay safe?
April 10, 2020 02:13 - 41 minutes - 37.6 MBAuthor Michael Bland joins me to talk about his debut novel, “The Price of Safety,” set in a world where an advanced surveillance system has where no crime goes unsolved. But what have we given up to achieve this? It's a question Michael tackles through his character Dray Quintero, who now must battle this system to save his daughter. Bland talks about his intense planning methods, the research that went into this book, and his plans for a trilogy.
Harpist shares her Arthurian-themed music
April 03, 2020 18:59 - 34 minutes - 31.2 MBClassically-trained musician/harpist Jessica Victoria joins me to talk about how the legends of King Arthur have influenced her music, particularly her upcoming new album, set to be released in early May. Jessica has performed all over the world, including for Pope John Paul II, and gives a look at some places she'd love to add to her travel checklist. She also teaches and shares insight into her teaching style and some of the lessons she's learned over the years. Following this interview, ...
Breaking the stigma of suicide
March 30, 2020 21:28 - 49 minutes - 45.5 MBIn this episode, we learn what it means to lose someone to suicide. My guest, Nancy Caissie, lost her husband Larry on May 28, 2011 to suicide and she talks about the events leading up to this and the aftermath. She talks about the reaction from family and friends and the challenge of speaking about it with other people. She also looks at her life now: remarried, with her young children now grown up, and how she was able to take that step forward. If you or someone you know is struggling...
Christian music artist brings us a massive collaboration
March 25, 2020 20:04 - 33 minutes - 30.9 MBAlicia “Reese” Reisman, the songwriter behind Reese Collective, joins me to talk about her debut album, “The Journey.” This collection of Christian music has a very unique aspect—although she is the writer and creative force behind the project, every track features a different singer. Alicia introduced us to the different artist and how she met them, as well as what they brought to the project in terms of skills and suggestions. We also talk about the stories behind each song. After this, ...
Jake Swamp talk folk music in Boston
March 22, 2020 23:44 - 34 minutes - 31.4 MBStuart Babcock and Drew Zieff of the Americana/folk duo Jake Swamp and the Pine join me to talk about the folk scene in Boston and some of their favorite venues, including Toad and Club Passim. They've also got a new album in the works and they dive into some of the stories behind the songs. Following this, enjoy one of their newest tunes, “My Sister's Old Guitar.”
EDM artist talks self-production and horror movies
March 16, 2020 23:29 - 33 minutes - 30.5 MBIn this episode, EDM artist SARiKAiDEN (pronounced as Sara-Kaden) takes us through his career, which has seen the release of three albums, two EPs, and over six singles, all using only an iPhone and a MacBook. He talks about the production process and some of the programs he uses, as well as how music has helped him to deal with issues like anxiety and depression. In addition to his work in EDM music, SARiKAiDEN also produces a podcast called Mumble the Owl, focused on horror movies and bo...
Boston-based actress shares stories from the set
March 07, 2020 19:04 - 42 minutes - 38.7 MBIn this episode, Eli Escobar talks about her career as an actress, which only began a few years ago, but has seen an impressive array of projects. She's worked on a number of indie films, including "In My Mother's Eyes" "Renegade Darlings" "Higher Methods," and "The Island Between Our Love." Eli talks about how to prep for an audition and some of the more common mistakes people make. She also shares how her son inspired her to try acting when she wasn't sure of herself and later made it int...
The dark [and kinda funny] future of New England
March 04, 2020 18:27 - 38 minutes - 35.5 MBAuthor/musician Jim Infantino joins me to talk about his experience at the recent Boskone book expo. It was his first time there and we talk panels, Jim's fellow writers, and how the event compares to others. We take a long look at Jim's first book, “ The Wakeful Wanderer’s Guide to New New England & Beyond.” The book shows a climate-changed future seen from two starkly different cultural perspectives. Following this, check out two songs from Jim's band, Jim's Big Ego—“In My Cult,” followed...