David sits down with writer, educator and poet Clint Smith to talk about growing up in New Orleans, Twitter feeds, and his new book COUNTING DESCENT. Clint also was gracious enough to share some poems from the book in the latter half of the recording. Uploaded on October 19th 2016.

David sits down with comedian and writer Aparna Nancherla to talk about New Orleans, constructing jokes, Hell Yes Fest, and her new comedy album "Just Putting It Out There." Uploaded on October 16th 2016.

This week’s edition we’ll air two separate interviews David Benedetto conducted with local poet Alison Pelegrin and novelist Chris Tusa. Originally aired on October 13th 2016.

10 Best Books I've Read in 2016 - Candice gives her top 10 list of the best books she's read so far this year. Uploaded on Friday, October 14th 2016.

David sits down with playwright, novelist and storyteller Michelle Embree to talk about: her latest project, MAKE BEAUTIFUL THINGS: A RITUAL IN FAIRYTALE; collaborating with New Orleans-based artist LadyBabyMiss; and the necessity of storytelling.

David is joined again by Yuri Herrera for a talk about his latest work, The Transmigration of Bodies. Originally aired on October 6th 2016.

Candice discusses the books read in Tubby & Coo's book clubs for September. Uploaded on October 6th 2016.

David sits down with Kadrell Batiste (AKA Mahogany Doll) to talk about the forming of the Renegade Rebel Baby Dolls and her experience participating in the Baby Doll tradition. Uploaded on October 6th 2016.

David Benedetto talks with National Book Award-winning author and educator Jesmyn Ward about writing habits, inspiration and editing and contributing to the new James Baldwin-inspired collection The Fire This Time: A New Generation Speaks About Race. Originally aired on September 29th 2016.

This week Chef Amy talks to Chef Alex del Castillo of beloved food truck Taceaux Loceaux about its new brick and mortar location in the Lower Garden District. Originally aired on September 29th 2016.