Anita Sullivan has written more than sixty plays for audio and stage. She lives in the picturesque village of Lancing on the West Sussex coast. Like many of the entrepreneurial artists on this show, she includes other highly developed skills in her…

. Composer and guitarist Patrick Grant believes that the roots of all music are in spectacle. He’s worked with avant garde theater directors such as Robert Wilson and the activist Living Theater created by Judith Malina and Julian Beck. He’s…

Jude interviews Matthew Seiji Burns from Seattle. He’s a games developer, writer and composer. His narrative game Eliza is about an A.I counseling program, the people who use it, and the people who make it. It’s a naturalistic game that Matthew…

This week’s guest is Nathan Yungerberg. For more than 14 years he called himself a playwright. He had many residencies writing for prestigious theater companies like the Black Theater of Harlem and the Cherry Lane Theater. However, he describes the…

This is Robin’s second career, after 25 years of being an interior designer focusing on award winning kitchens with her own design studio. In her new life she’s recently established an audio book publishing company which specializes in out of print…

This week’s guest is David Goren, an independent radio producer and audio archivist based in NY whose company is called Handsewn Radio.   His programs for the BBC and NPR have showcased outlaws of the airwaves. He focuses on the people and sounds…

  This week’s guest is Afi Scruggs from Cleveland, Ohio. She’s juggled two careers as an author and journalist and a Blues songwriter and bass player who also teaches music. She also has a PhD in Slavic linguistics. You can find Afi at:…

Jude talks to Benjamin Louis Brody, a freelance musician in Brooklyn, NY, who trained at the Manhattan School of Music. He’s a versatile musician who’s played French horn and Guitar in a Hip Hop brass band and composes  music that he…