Episode #28. The NC Dance Festival since 1989 has thrilled audiences with its powerful performances, and this year is no exception. Dancer and choreographer Megan Nazorick shares Monster, her collaboration with Egyptian composer Mohamed Shafick that explores female archetypes. Teaching artist and poet Josephus performs his poem Squirrel, about the birth of his daughter. He is host of the open mic event The Poetry Cafe, held the second Saturday of each month in the Cabaret at Triad Stage. (Date: 10/19/18)

Episode #27. Quilla sings Eye to Eye from her latest album You Got It. Keith Miller plays Hope from his 2012 instrumental album Live at Unity Chapel. Both artists are contributing to a project Artists United to End Poverty that features 20 songs donated by local artists, 20 interludes of spoken word and music, and one group song. All proceeds go to the United Way of Greensboro to end poverty in our community. (10/5/18)

Episode #26. Greensboro's own Sun Queen Kelcey and her producer Jordan Jones promo The Sun Queen, Kelcey's new album. We discuss self love, social justice, black culture, power, and Kelcey sings "Thick Girls Do it Better." You are going to love the vocals on this one! (Date: 9/28/19)

Episode #25. Emily and her husband Jake own a mobile fitness boutique The Shoebus operating from a refurbished 1977 VW Bus. Find out about their unique business model, why they chose Greensboro as their home base, and their upcoming inaugural event Hit the Brixx. Stuart Dischell, creative writing professor at the University of NC at Greensboro, reads three poems from his book Children with Enemies. (Date: 9/21/18)

Episode #24. Lindsay just moved to town, and she's already discovering hometown favorites like Dames Chicken and Waffles, hitting golfballs at the driving range, and enjoying a fresh-brewed beer. With @gatecitydweller are Trey Gass @moziacsoul and Thomas Gromko @tomgromfitness, who can't stop writing poetry, growing, and challenging themselves in every way. They deliver some might fine work on this show. I cant believe I get to meet such alive and authentic people every week. (Date: 9/20/18)

Episode #23. Greensboro native and Nashville recording artist Emily Scott Robinson has a new album Traveling Mercies. She performs "Better with Time," "Borrowed Rooms and Old Wood Floors," and "Traveling Mercies." We talk about touring and her RV life with rock climbing husband, the power of vulnerability, refugees, and being rooted in place. This one's a keeper! Wow. (Date: 9/7/18)

Episode #22. United Way Greensboro CEO Michelle Gethers-Clark on poverty in Greensboro and #ArtistsUnitedtoENDpoverty project. We talk about poverty stereotypes, addressing symptoms versus causes, and what profits from the album could mean for our community. (Date: 8/31/18)

Episode #21. Culture Pushers Rod and Romone with 2E from the Hamiltones talk about #artistsunitedtoENDpoverty, We talk about artists and repertoire (A&R), singing in a quartet, promotion today for musicians, Ry Cooter, and roots in Greensboro. (8/17/18)

Episode #20. Sam Craven talks about his music, his participation in Artist United to End Poverty, the Carolina Soul Band, and the work it takes to be a full-time musician. He performs "King Street." (Date: 8/3/18)

Episode #19. Talking about about the wealth of free outdoor fitness opportunities in Greensboro NC. Free FitsBoro meets Wednesday mornings in Center City Park. (8/10/18)