On this episode of The Intersection, Leigh sits down with 1876 frontman, Gabe Colhoff. They talk about traditional NDN artwork, the upcoming Victory Day Fest, and 1876's new music on the horizon.  

On this week's episode of The Intersection, Leigh sits down with Hunter Jackson and Lena Fumi. Hunter (AKA Techno-Destructo) is one of the original creators of GWAR, and Lena is a contortionist, aerialist, and fire performer. 

On this week's episode host Leigh Pierce talks with Ghosts Among the Pines about their history in the Dothan, AL wiregrass punk rock scene and their new album that drops this week. 

On this episode, Leigh talks to longtime Green Bay punk mainstay, Rev Norb from Boris the Sprinkler

On this episode of The Intersection, Leigh sits down with Misha Tot and Sean Manos from Tot Films. They discuss filmmaking, improv comedy, and being part of five generations of actors and entertainers. 

On this episode of The Intersection, host Leigh Pierce sits down with Austin music legend, Gary Lindsey. They talk about life, music, aging and how those things make the world more enjoyable. Sit back and enjoy a whole lot of laughs and maybe even a little advice. 

On this week's episode of The Intersection, Leigh sits down with composer Ego Plum and discusses working in orchestras, film, and children's television. Find out how he went from punk rock drummer to composer in the SpongeBob universe. 

On this week's episode, Leigh welcomes Michael Kallio to the show. Michael is a writer, director, filmmaker, and head of acquisitions for Anchor Bay Entertainment. They sit down and talk about the changes in the film industry, and how the entertainment industry has become something bigger.

On this week's episode of The Intersection, Leigh sits down with San Diego punk band, Urethane. They discuss how to handle having a founding band member leave. From finding a replacement to rebuilding social media, this episode takes you on a fun ride. Sit back and buckle up, it's time for The Intersection.

On this week's episode Leigh gets to talk with father/son hip hop metal duo, FMA & 12 Gage. They sit down and discuss what it's like working with family, the unique way they approach writing music, and being neurodivergent creatives.