Mutiny Transmissions Podcasts

Hey bookworms! Get ready to wriggle, for the Mutiny Book Club rears its bespectacled head yet again! This month co-hosts Jen Kolic and Byron Graham welcome comedian, artist and roller derby dynamo Gabby Gutierrez-Reed to discuss Otessa Mossfegh's 'My Year of Rest and Relaxation.' Give it a read (it's much shorter than 'A Tale of Two Cities' and join the conversation.

Hello? Denver? Are You Still There? is back with Episode 9! Join me, your host Bree Coco Davies, and Hope Tank for another edition of this live podcast devoted to the conversations about the Mile High City that matter. I'm honored to be joined by Representative Leslie Herod of Colorado House District 8 and sponsor of the Caring4Denver 2018 Ballot Initiative and Lisa Raville, Executive Director of the Harm Reduction Action Center. ******************************* This month's podcast topic: "The Caring4Denver 2018 ballot initiative and HRAC's Overdose Awareness Day"

Mutiny Information Cafe and Punch Drunk Press present Queen City Companion. The show that bring a batch of creative types together to show off their bullshitting skills. Join hosts Brian Flynn and Jen Kolic along with a kookie cast of funpunks for a wild ride down the imagination stuporhighway. Live readings and performances by: David S. Atkinson Bridget Callahan Katie Bowman Sarah Rodriguez Allison Rose No Gods, No Masters

Join newly-minted co-host Jen Kolic, Byron Graham and guest Roger Stafford for an uniformed but hopefully funny discussion of Charles Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities!"

Hello? Denver? Are You Still There? is back with Episode 8! Join your host Bree Coco Davies, for another edition of this live podcast devoted to the conversations about the Mile High City that matter. This month, Bree is joined by Carleigh Sailon, licensed clinical social worker and licensed addiction counselor, for July's discussion. ******************************* This month's podcast topic: "Crisis intervention, mental health, the police & Our community"

In June, host Byron Graham was joined by Brian Flynn and Jen Kolic, to discuss Ursula K. LeGuin's "A Wizard of Earthsea."

This month, at 4 pm on Jul 29th, Byron, Jen and guest Roger Stafford will be reading A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

Hello? Denver? Are You Still There? is back with Episode 7!

Host Bree Coco Davies is joined by Shontel Lewis & Jenee Elise Donelson for June's live discussion. ******************************* This month's podcast topic: "Denver, RTD & public transit: What's going on and how could it be improved?"

Stage Tales is the podcast that talk about rock and roll and all of the weird times that come with it.

This month, host Jim Norris is joined by The Slackers, the ska, rockabilly bad boys from New York

They discuss all of the madness of being a touring, beloved band that has been around since the beginning of the 90s.

For more Stage Tales, head to Mutinyinfocafe.com and check out our calendar to prepare for Mile High Parley in July, where you can hear some of the best Denver bands, comics, poets, etc. spread across the Baker neighbor hood.

Mutiny Book Club, May, discusses Octavia Butler's 'Parable of the Sower,' with Janae Burris and Jen Kolic.

Dig in to this grim story with three book nerds and join in on the discussion next month, when Byron and his guests cover Ursula K. LeGuin's "A Wizard of Earthsea." on June 25th, a Monday, which is not the normal date, just an exception for June. See you then. Now, Byron Graham, reading from Parable of the Sower, by Octavia Butler.

Queen City Companion is back with another all false batch of stories, performances, whatever the heck ever the following batch of funny people can come up with.

This month, guest host Brian Flynn brings you the following batch of maker uppers,

Oh Shelby

Jake Ortiz

John Wenzel

No Gods No Masters

Steve Vanderploeg

Jen Kolic

You may notice, Steve Vanderploeg's act is edited weird. It's because of a faulty mic cable. But because he is so funny and worked hard, I still included a little bit of his act which wasn't ruined so you can enjoy a little bit of his character.

Enjoy Queen City Companion and we will see you the first Thursday of June.