We sit down with Olivia Lilley to talk Pop Magic Productions, the extended run of In Sarah’s Shadow, telling emotive expression through movement, Puccini’s Turandot and having a classical scoring…
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It’s Questionable Internet Opinions! We sit down with the impossible to duplicate Joshua Louis Smith to talk the Alabama Election, bridging the urban and the rural, how to pronounce Turandot…
We sit down with Al Kassouf to talk about her upcoming movement workshop, cultivating a language for a very not linguistically driven activity, Goulashes, and at the end of the…
We sit down with Andre Vasquez from Reclaim Chicago to talk about the learning curve of city politics, parallels between organizing as an artist and as an activist, Aldermanic campaigns,…
We sit down with urban planner and local neighborhood historian Vitaliy Vladimirov to talk about Uptown and Asia on Argyle, Development without Displacement, Where Urban Planning and Art Meet, and…
We sit down with Alexandra Plattos Sulack, Angela Torres, and Amanda Noelle Neal to talk The Distant Flight of Birds and Other Works, the badass feminist collective vanguard that is…
We sit down with the thoughtful countertenor Carl Alexander to talk The Voiced Project, his Shelter concert and Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, delivering a traditional source material across a multimedia…
Leonora, The Governess, and Sparafucile continue their descent in the rings of hell with Tamino and Mimi in tow to see if they can find their way back to Cantara and…
Maureen and Daniel record a quick episode after the Holiday to check in, email us holiday-themed questions for our Republicans and Recipes holiday show, we talk about that TERRIBLE New…
We sit down with Shae Boyd and Anna Rose Ii-Epstein from Nothing Without a Company to talk their current run of Bobby Pin Girls, the need for marketing, the pervasive…
We sit down with Andrea Hansen, John Gleason Teske, and Tony Bunnell to talk A Klingon Christmas Carol, linguistics and working in a fictional language, balancing Christmas and Star Trek…