The Q&A with A.P.C.

Record store owner, Steve Athey, sat down with Andrew to talk about '80's-era Norfolk, Granby Street peep shows, the day Morrissey stopped by, and the one record that has sold the most copies.

This episode was recorded at Skinnies Records in Norfolk, VA.

http://skinniesrecords.com/

https://instagram.com/skinniesrecords/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-q-a-with-a.p.c./id995519560?mt=2

https://instagram.com/qaapc/

Musician, audio engineer, producer, and composer Jacki Paolella sat down at Andrew's kitchen table to talk about UPS trucks, foosball, her writing process, and En Vogue.

http://www.taptaprecordings.com/

http://www.djpandmrt.com/

https://instagram.com/qaapc/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-q-a-with-a.p.c./id995519560?mt=2

Photographer Matt Eich sat down at Andrew's kitchen table to talk about growing up, driving across the country, organization, and whether or not a project can ever be finished.

http://matteichphoto.com/

Matt Eich (b. 1986) is a photographer born and based in Virginia. He holds a BS in Photojournalism from Ohio University and is currently pursuing his MFA in Photography from Hartford Art School’s International Limited-Residency Program.

Commercial clients include Apple, Canadian Opera Company, Republic Records, Sentara Healthcare, Tiffany & Company.

Editorial clients include AARP, Al Jazeera America, BusinessWeek, GEO, GQ, Modern Farmer, Matter, National Geographic, The New Yorker, TIME.

Eich currently lives in Norfolk, Virginia with his family while accepting commissions of all kinds and working on long-form photographic essays about the American condition.