It's free-form music programming mixed with perceptive interviews with local creators - just the way it should be...brought to you by the mind behind Aspie Works.
This episode features actor-director Philip Frey, who returns to the show and talks about his latest Rochester Fringe project Wm. Shaksper's Romeo and Juliet; features music by Peter Gabriel, Crowded House, Frank Zappa, Billy Joel, Dawes, Amy Grant, Susanna Rose, Charles Aznavour and Steely Dan.
This episode features Sankofa Festival director Curtis Rivers and playwrights Karen Culley & Laura Thomas, and Screen Plays director Karen Tuccio & actor Katie Keating talking "Lady Philosophy on Trial"; features music by Earth, Wind and Fire, Eddie Money, Sara Bareilles, Chicago, Kings of Leon, Bobby Long, Traveling Wilburys and Tom Waits.
This episode features life-long friends Taimer Hill McGowan and Cassandra Lamantia, who discuss Taimer's battle with cancer and the strong bond they share; features music by The Black Keys, Imagine Dragons, Barenaked Ladies, The Pretenders and Steve Winwood.
This episode features Rochester Brainery leader Danielle Raymo (her fourth appearance) and the Agnes of God ensemble of director Sue Zuris (in her historic fifth time on the show) & actors Kathy Coughenour, Judie D'Ambrosio and Jaimi Miller; features music by Company of Thieves, R.E.M., Violet Mary, Bobby Long, O.A.R. and U2.
This episode features Oklahoma singer-songwriter Sylvie Lynn, whose music has been played on the show (including songs from her new EP Cocoon); along with Sylvie Lynn, music was featured by Susanna Rose, Imagine Dragons, Bruce Springsteen, Crowded House, Mandolin Orange and Go West.
This episode features the Classics Theater's James Landers talking about the group's presentation of Sophocles' Theban Plays, while actor-director Don Bartalo and actor Danny Kunz share insight into hummingbird's latest "Fielder's Choice"; features music by the Grateful Dead, Kings of Leon, Teressa Wilcox, The Outfield and The Band.
This episode features director Maria Scipione and actors Meredith Watson & Taylor Ross from RCP's summer show As You Like It and Bread & Water Theatre director JR Teeter, working on the immersive project Dionysus in 17; features music by Joe Cocker, The Kinks, The Beach Boys, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Doors and Linkin Park.
Performers from DVC's "The Freedom of the City" and WallByrd's "Macbeth" - Caitlin Kenyon, Ged Owen, Marcy Savastano & Daniel Soto - join up on this episode to talk about their perspective shows; features music by U2, The Blue Nile, Sylvie Lynn, Neil Finn, The Who and The Beatles.
This episode features young actor Eli Owens of Black Sheep Theater's "Torch Song Trilogy" (filling in for previously scheduled guest Kristy Funderburk); features music by Imagine Dragons, Mandolin Orange, Susanna Rose, Elton John, Dawes, Morten Harket, Sylvie Thompson, Tiny Dinosaurs, Radiohead, the Young Rascals and Spandau Ballet.
This episode features the show's #1 fan, Robert Pattinson Worldwide staffer and French friend Laura Bastida - with some key cameos from Justin's sister Kristin and his young nephew Tristan; features music by Charles Aznavour, Sam Bradley, Kings of Leon, Ryan Gosling & Emma Stone, Florence + the Machine, Oneohtrix Point Never with Iggy Pop, Imagine Dragons, Bobby Long and Coldplay.
