Trace Who? is the artist name of the graphic artist and U.S. military veteran that the CAP team interviewed this week. Adam, Mike and Alena Cover talk to Trace about his artistic influences, the experiences of being a part-time blackjack dealer, and his wider philosophies on society at large.

Two esteemed professors from the Loyola University Language & Cultures department come to speak with Adam and Mike about foreign films, as well as the cultural differences that influence viewer's perspectives. Professor Tablante shares his wealth of information on Latin American culture and cinema, while Professor Dittrich talks frankly about his feelings for the films of his home country, Germany.

Singer/songwriter and guitarist Zap Bain tells the CAP team about her experiences with social activism in the Bay Area, as well as her influences as a young musician.

Check out Zap's soundcloud here

Adam and Mike are joined by filmmaker and Loyola senior Veva Peterson to discuss her debut short film, B.Y.O.B. 

Adam and Mike sit down with the whole Creative Arts Publication staff for another Staffcast. Anahi Molina, Alena Cover, Dari Zeltser, Liz Johnston, and Merritt Coscia make up the editorial staff who come to talk shop on the podcast.

Adam and Mike are joined once again by CAP staff members Alena Cover, Anahi Molina, and Liz Johnston to sit down with rapper and lyricist Corey Pack. Corey discusses his journey into becoming a rapper with Christian influences, and how his personal experiences have shaped the art he creates.

This week Adam and Mike are joined by Mike Hazel and his friend Osiris, who come over to discuss their creative influences. Mike Hazel is an auteur that claims many mediums, from rap to oil painting, and finds himself dabbling in any art form that sparks his interest. 

Lydia Kolda of Squirrel Queen sits down with the CAP team to talk about her musical journey into becoming a singer/songwriter. Dari Zeltser and Alena Cover sit in to join in on the discussion.

Music mentioned in the podcast: Bob Schneider, Land of Talk, Drive by Truckers, Shaky Graves, Metronomy, The Mountain Goats

In this episode, Adam and Mike sit down with Dari Zeltser, Alena Cover, and Anahi Molina, who are members of the Creative Arts Publication editorial staff.  William Richard, of New Cross, South London, joins the CAP team as our European correspondent. 

Hosts Adam Albaari and Mike Hogan sit down with Prof. Tim Welsh of the Loyola University English Department for an informative chat about the video game industry, narrative and story-telling within games, and the wider implications they have in our culture today. 

For more information about the International Conference Series in Games and Literary Theory visit https://gameslit15.wordpress.com/

Professor Welsh can be reached at [email protected]