Annie is a wonderful musician and vocalist, who also cooks delicious vegan food at her day job. We got to have a talk with her and peer into her formative years concerning her music and other practices. We discuss modern music and ghosts, veganism and heartbreak.
Tiffany has started and organized a lot of burlesque in Wichita, started the roller derby scene around here, and beyond that does a lot of freelance work as well. You name it, photo, video, design, costume, whatever. She's a performer at heart and a Wichita diehard. We got to chat with her a couple months ago, and no you get to listen.
Armando is an artist and activist in Wichita, and he sat down to talk with us about coming to America, and the struggles immigrants face. He also spoke with us about Sunflower Community Action, the Urban Arts Fest, and the Seedhouse.
Seth Etter is a coder by trade and a Wichita zealot with his free time. He helps out with DevICT and Wichita Startup Weekend, and organizes events to grow the development community in Wichita. He is also hilarious and just a fun guy in general. Come learn about the coding community in Wichita as well as the business climate.
She grew up in Wichita and now she does make-up in Las Vegas. We got to chat with constance about make-up, gore, horror flicks, comics, and everything else.
Sit your ass down and listen to this man tell you how it is. John Morgan is a comic from New Orleans who is, as he put it: "Sweet as a honey glazed ham and as hot as a Tabasco chili pepper."
Wayne White came through Wichita during the River Fest this year for an artist residency at Harvester Arts. You may remember a show he worked on called PeeWee's Playhouse, or from any of the other myriad artistic ventures he's worked on for the last few decades. Pat, Jess, and Bernardo got him on the phone and scored us this sweet interview!