We Must Ignite

In this episode, Rachel and Jaye dive into the Phoenix zine scene and talk with Charissa Lucille of the Wasted Ink Zine Distro. They work together to figure out how to push past their fears of sharing their stories. "I've been diving into this more personal publishing. It is introspective. It is diving deep and kind of uncovering all the parts of me that I might not think are all that important or story-worthy, but there's always another person that connects to those stories, and says, 'oh, me too. I'd love to share this. I'd love to share this with other people.'" Also featuring special guest Zoe Sugg (zuzucartoons.com), the founder of They Have Issues. Hosts: Raina Bowers, Tiana Gaudioso, Rachel Bunning, and Jaye McAuliffe Producer and music composer: Jaye McAuliffe

In this episode, Tiana and Jaye interview Trejon Dunkley, a comedian, artist, and writer who pushes past her own insecurities to tell some hilarious jokes. Come for the laughs; stay for the heartfelt life advice. Hosts: Raina Bowers, Tiana Gaudioso, Rachel Bunning, and Jaye McAuliffe Producer and music composer: Jaye McAuliffe

"This show begins with one simple question, 'how do we make sure that women and nonbinary people have the space to pursue their own art?'" In this short teaser. We Must Ignite's producer explains the upcoming roadmap for the show. "We're four artists each with a background in a different medium. We wanted to highlight and showcase some of the talented women and nonbinary artists here in in Phoenix Arizona, and beyond. We're hoping that these artist's stories can help inspire you, our listeners, to pursue your own creative projects, because they have certainly been inspirational to us. Along the way you're gonna hear us growing and learning too, as we find the confidence to become the artists we want to be."

Megan talks poetry and her own discovery of the art with hosts Jamee Lind and Raina Bowers.

The wonderful Jaye McAuliffe talks being trans in the world of sound design with Raina Bowers and Jamee Lind.

Michaela Emerson recently finished production on a film/dance piece on domestic abuse, she fills in Raina Bowers and Jamee Lind on the piece and her upcoming projects.

Bambi Haggins, a successful comedy writer and professor at ASU talks with Raina Bowers and Jamee Lind about race and sex in the comedy world.

Singer/songwriter AJ Odneal talks about being and indie/folk musician in Phoenix, Arizona.

The incredible and passionate Hattie Hayes talks with Raina and Jamee about, getting her start in comedy, creating her own all-female comedy show, and overcoming sexism in the phoenix industry.

Michelle Y. Allen talks with hosts Raina Bowers and Jamee Lind about changing her career 11 years in to pursue her dream of becoming an actress.