Hausman
Hausman (aka Devon Ausman) is a progressive House producer & Dj based in Denver, Colorado. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, he brings serious musical chops to the craft. He’s known for his intricate arrangements…. Continue Reading
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Photographer Robert Clark
Photographer Robert Clark has produced iconic work for over 40 issues of National Geographic, as well as the best selling book and movie, Friday Night Lights. I spoke to him about how to find one’s voice as a photographer, he talked about his mentors, and the gifts that photography has
Ask Me Anything: May 2019
Is that a Monet behind you?? What is your death row last meal? What do Latter-day Saints (“Mormons”) think of ‘The Book of Mormon’ musical? How did you become comfortable being you? I have improved but I’m not there yet, any suggestions? Love the heels, Do you think they decrease
Tyler Glenn of the Neon Trees
Tyler Glenn is the lead singer of platinum selling rock band, The Neon Trees. In this show, he gives a candid interview about the growth curves he’s been going through. We discuss his abandonment of Mormonism, psychedelics, suicide, and the creative process. Connect with The Neon Trees: https://www.fameisdead.com https://www.instagram.com/official_neontrees/ https://www.youtube.com/user/neontreesmusic Twitter.com/neontrees
CARRA Hosiery / Christi Hairston
Connect with CARRA Hosiery: CarraHosiery.com https://www.instagram.com/carrahosiery/ https://www.facebook.com/CARRAHosiery/ Twitter.com/carrahosiery
Morris Kunz – Open Relationships
Morris Kunz, aka “Dr. Love”, shares his perspective on open relationships and the role of radical honesty. Connect with Morris and his Radical Intimacy group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/168516880412002/ Video version:
John Yelland of Judicator and Dire Peril
John Yelland is the front man & lyricist for two power metal acts: Dire Peril (Sacramento, CA) and Judicator (Tuscon, AZ). He recently posted that he had converted to the Orthodox Church – I had to investigate. The ensuing conversation covers topics such as the value of aesthetics, whether or
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Sean Whalen interviews Paul Duane
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2.1 Duane Rides
Today is Father’s Day. I can’t think of anything I’d rather do than tell you for a moment about the the bad-assery of the OG Duane. Some of you may know that Duane is not my last name, it’s my middle name, my father’s first name. I go by “Paul Duane” for a couple of reasons, one of which, is to pay tribute to my Dad with my work. Continue Reading
Marianne Williamson: Moral Outrage Born of Love
Marianne Williamson – Moral Outrage Born of Love “This election was a kind of perfect storm… it did not come out of nowhere…many of the worst aspects of this campaign and this election were the inevitable result of accumulated transgressions that we perpetrated or acquiesced to on so many levels,
Steven Wilson in SLC: Hopes, Fears, and Rock Star Fantasies
Steven Wilson We live in a world where authenticity is not just a nice thing– but essential to our survival. To be authentic is to be master over one’s fears. When you boil every human problem down to it’s essence, including the current political situation – fear is at the
Where Music Comes From, According to Kurt Bestor
On today’s episode, I sit down for a few drinks with composer, pianist, and trumpet player Kurt Bestor. This episode has been a long time in the making. I mean, Kurt and I have been talking about getting together over mixology and mics for a long time, and life just
Zach Baker: Good Samaritan
Zach Baker A local organization called the Harm Reduction Project seeks laws that will allow people who are overdosing on drugs to seek medical help without fear of prosecution for minor drug related crimes that led to the overdose. Zach Baker from the Harm Reduction Project joined us on the