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Jennifer Goldberg is Editorial Operations Manager for the Phoenix New Times. On this episode, we discuss Jennifer's work putting together the annual Best of Phoenix issue, her appearance on Jeopardy, and much more.
Phoenix New Times: https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/
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Mike Logan is one of the driving forces behind WayneFest, an annual festival showcasing musical and culinary talent based in Phoenix's historic Coronado neighborhood. On this episode, Mike discusses WayneFest, his band with singer-songwriter John Luther, the Hot House Orchids, and much more.
WayneFest is November 16th! To learn more about the festival and grab your tickets, visit https://waynefestphx.com/
Also, check out the bands playing this year's event via the Spotify playlist.
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No guest this week, but I had some things I wanted to talk about, a lot of which was inspired by seeing the new Springsteen film, Western Stars, so here's a short solo episode. Thanks for listening!
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Tom Reardon is a local music legend. On this week's Limited Engagement, Tom discusses growing up in the Phoenix music scene, how the scene has changed over the years, and much more. He's a founding member of The Father Figures, who share a bill with the legendary Mike Watt at Valley Bar on October 29th. He also co-hosts a great radio show with the fantastic Amy Young on Radio Phoenix called It's Not Our Fault (every 1st and 3rd Wednesday on radiophoenix.org).
The Father Figures: Website | Bandcamp | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Tom on Twitter
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On this episode, a discussion of the new play, The Canterbury Tarot, with Ashley Naftule and Ernesto Moncada, the writer and director respectively. It's a discussion not only of the play, but of theater in general, and underground theater in particular. The play runs through October 20th at Aside Theater, so go check it out!
Aside Theater/The Canterbury Tarot
Ashley Naftule
Ernesto Moncada
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I've known Kurt Lipschutz for a number of years at this point, and I'm happy that I do. He's a great poet, lyricist, editor, and as much as he might protest, he's an integral part of the San Francisco/bay area literary scene. This is a serious conversation with topics ranging from Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs, to his writing with the great Chuck Prophet, and of course his work as one of the best damn poets I've ever read. His latest collection, Premeditations, is available now from Hoot n Waddle.
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https://www.lipschutzediting.com/
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On this episode, we bring our series of conversations with the Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula team to close with the podcast's executive producer's, YabYum's Carly Schorman and Mark Anderson. If you have or have aspirations to have a small arts business, this is for you--a lot of shop and industry talk in this one. Carly and Mark are always such a blast to talk to, and this conversation is no exception.
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