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Laurie Fitz and Rick Bernardo join The Cafe Meow owner and cofounder, Jessica Burge, for the story of their growing enterprise—the first cat café in Minnesota (New Hope and Roseville locations). Listen-in about how The Cafe Meow is serving the Twin Cities community through their often purrrrfect cat lounge experiences, café products, feline fostering and adoptions. – www.theCafeMeow.com / www.facebook.com/thecafemeow and www.facebook.com/thecafemeownh
Hosts Laurie Fitz and Rick Bernardo join U.Conn. Professor of English, well-known author, and humorist, Gina Barreca, to discuss the 3rd and recent book of her edited “Fast Women” series: Fast Fallen Women: 75 Essays of Flash Nonfiction (Woodhall Press). These 75 new essays are about the dangerous and enthralling ways women fall—and how they get back on their feet, more deft, more decisive, and more daring than ever. Our conversation includes the authentic values of feminism, the power of humor, and how this book’s celebration of the fallen woman gives whispered conversation a full voice that is long overdue. – www.GinaBarreca.com / www.facebook.com/GinaBarreca
Laurie talks with music artists about the Powderhorn music fest.
Laurie Fitz and Rick Bernardo visit with singer, rapper, writer, Dessa, and local musician, Nathaniel Harris, to share their music and discuss “Scenes and Skills Behind the Music that Moves Us.” Dessa’s new full-length album, “Bury the Lede,” comes out Sept. 29th. And she just completed an Aug. 3rd–5th run with the MN Orchestra (to be available for on-demand viewing). Nathaniel Harris has built a Twin Cities following from the ground up, performing at festivals, on stages, and at local Kowalski’s Markets, including most Friday evenings at Kowalski’s Uptown Market. – www.DessaWander.com • www.Doomtree.net / “Nathaniel Harris Live” on Facebook
Laurie is joined by Tabitha Montgomery as they preview the Powderhorn Art Fair, along with special guests.
Hosts Laurie Fitz and Rick Bernardo again joined essayist, poet, and author Mark Liebenow for our “Diversity of Love Connections” series. We explore more with Mark about learning to live and love—including some healing at Yosemite—holding grief in one hand and joy in the other. – www.MarkLiebenow.com / www.WidowersGrief.blogspot.com
Host Laurie Fitz is joined by Yvette Erasmus, PsyD. LP. Learn more at https://yvetteerasmus.com/
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