Lev Grossman is best known for The Magicians trilogy, and his new book The Bright Sword. Lev has redefined modern fantasy with his immersive storytelling and complex characters. It's no surprise he has written captivating novels and worked as a prominent journalist and critic.
We discussed his journey as a writer, and his unique approach to blending fantasy with real-world struggles. Plus his takes on Arthurian legend, and how his new book relates.

This was a great episode with one of today's most innovative authors.
Find out more about Lev at https://levgrossman.com

We're chatting with the founders of The Fine Print Magazine, Nina Krejci and Caroline Zhang!
The Fine Print Magazine is the official student-run literary arts magazine of ERHS, publishing anthologies of student art and writing. They welcome students passionate about literature, writing, visual arts, design, or anything in between. Throughout the year, they collaborate and publish creative projects and work in layout, writing, editing, illustration, and general design.
Find them on Instagram @thefineprint833

Joel Robison is a Canadian creative conceptual photographer currently based in the UK. His work combines whimsy and surrealism mixed into honest

Eleyet McConnell is the dynamic husband-and-wife music duo from Central Ohio.

With influences ranging from Led Zeppelin to Pink Floyd, their songwriting will captivate your soul and take you on a musical journey you won’t forget. This intimate conversation with two authentic artists rewriting the rules of music!

Danny Klecko is Minnesota's most outrageous poet, author, and master baker. Having baked bread for Gorbechev and some US Presidents, and having been published in the New York Times several times, Klecko has some stories to tell, including the one behind his persona.

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This season is full of Wicked surprises, and here is another!

We are not done talking about Wicked! Stay tuned for future episodes with more Wicked guests!

Joe is also a makeup artist for Film and Television designing Annie Live! and Jesus Christ Superstar Live (Emmy nomination). His work on film and TV includes THUG, The Holdovers, HOCUS POCUS 2, Don’t Look Up, The Gilded Age, Castle Rock Season 2, Ghostbusters and many more.He taught for several years at Muhlenberg College, Pace University and the Hartt School. He teaches and presents worldwide for The Powder Group, The Makeup Show and Local 798 as well as teaching his unique and creative classes in Sao Paulo, London and throughout the US.

During the pandemic he began to offer his classes through Zoom and continues to do so. He has won an Etsy Design Award and a Local 706 Hair and Makeup Guild Award for his work. Throughout his career Joe’s work has enhanced the faces of many well-known actors and performers for television, theatrical and personal appearances.

He is also the Chair of the Local 798 Makeup and Hair Stylists Union Mentorship Program.Joe is a fine artist, showing work in NYC and PA.

David Kersey is an Arkansas native and digital art visionary! David has worked on iconic films like Frozen, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and Tangled.

Learn more about David at https://davidkersey.com

Bodee Jimerson is an actor from Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He is known is known for films such as Keep Quiet, Primary Contact (2024) and Siren of the Wood. Diving into art is something Bodee has been doing for awhile, from beautiful native-style beadwork to filmmaking and writing. Join the conversation while we discuss with Bodee his journey, passion for family, his hometown, and art.

At just 16, Adalie has already made waves in the dance world with her captivating performances and inspiring journey. From ballet and tap to contemporary and hip-hop, her dedication and passion shine through in every movement.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear Adalie's story, and hear some wise words for artists of any age.

David Scott Binanay is not just a violinist; he's a musical storyteller who brings passion and soul to every performance. A trained classical violinist with over 30 years of experience, David studied under Brian Reagin, current Concert Master of the North Carolina Symphony,

He graduated from Villanova University with a degree in Humanities. Whilst living in Philadelphia, he developed a deep appreciation and skill for music production and improvisation. After having the opportunity to play at Carnegie Hall, an overwhelming feeling of disenchantment about the prosaic path of symphonics overcame David. Coupled with persistent health scares, he was compelled to make a change.

David yearned to push beyond the rigid boundaries and

Recently, David has collaborated with notable Grammy Award-winning artists including a number of associated acts that have produced and arranged for Frank Sinatra, Dr. Dre, John Williams,and Aaliyah, among several others.

Although his bourgeoning music career is nearing the precipice of national acclaim, David unfailingly makes time in his schedule to play locally at the retirement homes and hospitals that he frequented just a few years ago to make ends meet.