We’re joined by Nicolle Wood from Ravenswood Loft to talk about the upcoming Vegan Mother’s Day High Tea! We chat about delicate foods (accompanied by requisite groan-y reactions from Maureen…
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We sit down with Dado, who is directing the currently running Little Match Girl Passion with Facility Theatre. We talk about the work, taking a bath in David Lang, multidisciplinary work,…
We sit down with Christine Forster to talk about Smack Dab, the local cafe in Rogers Park! We talk about food inclusivity and accessibility, balancing aesthetic and taste, living in…
It’s Questionable Internet Opinions! We know, you missed us. We talk about Kanye West supporting Trump, being able to afford to audition, mansplaining, astrology memes, and Daniel learns about Colby…
We sit down with Courtney Kashima, Founding Principal of Muse Community Design. We talk about inclusive and equity-based urban planning, finding common interests in marginalized communities, thinking of people and…
We sit down with Anna Rose Ii-Epstein and Sharon Krome from Nothing Without a Company’s ThroatPunch to talk about the artistic and the political, Punk Rock’s history as source material,…
We sit down with astrologer Sonja Foxe to talk about well, astrology, but also temporal prisms, historical birth charts, suns, moons, midheavens, and ascendents.
It’s Scapi Dispatch! We’ve been covering C2E2 all weekend and are so glad to share these field recordings from a few of the panels we attended with you, our loyal…
We’re so honored to have been able to attend and record Andre Vasquez’s event Chicago Progress Black Panther Film Discussion at AlleyCat Comics. From the Facebook event: Join neighbors as…
It’s Sounding Board, and it’s more of a personal one, as we talk about body positivity, our current gym revisit, the inherent class struggle of “fitness,” and ten seconds of…
We sit down with Bryan Renaud and Colleen DeRosa from Random Acts Theatre to talk about #safespace, thinking of diversity and accessibility as celebratory over representative, the importance of experimentation…
We sit down with Harrah Friedlander to talk about her upcoming project Frontier Feminist with NON:op Open Opera Works, wielding artistic license, Willa Cather and remembering Nebraska, and Jazz Hands