This episode is a scathing review of the new book by Chuck Palahniuk, Consider This: Moments in My Writing Life after Which Everything Was Different. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

Jennifer Dasal is the associate curator of contemporary art at the North Carolina Museum of Modern Art and she's also the host/creator of the ArtCurious podcast. We talk about why she switched majors in college from geology to art history, how she made a career out of art, we discuss the nature of genius, and we geek out about the highs and lows of running a podcast. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

In this episode I talk to Chris Zeischegg about his days as an adult entertainer and why he left the business, we discuss why he's equally knowledgeable in both Christianity and Satanism, and we talk about the dark period of his life that inspired his new book The Magician, which will be available soon from Amphetamine Sulfate Press. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

This episode is a conversation with Lauren Cerand who was a highly sought-after literary publicist in New York for ten years before leaving the city to live and study in Italy. She was once called one of the cultural gatekeepers in the literary world. If you're an author, or artist, or working in any field where publicity is part of the equation, listen with a pen. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

This episode is an interview with author M. Randal O'Wain, whose book Meander Belt is available now wherever books are sold. We talk about literary agents and the business of writing, about his years of aimless traveling, and we talk about teaching creative writing to prison inmates. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

This episode is an audio essay about Vincent Van Gogh and the long, meandering path, and the many dead end roads, that eventually led him to artistic genius. This episode was inspired by Chapter 6 of the book Range, by David Epstein. Music by Michael Kilcullen. 

Ruby, My Dear is a lyrical tale of star-crossed lovers told in three acts with music by Omar De Col (@oooomes)

Ruby, My Dear is a lyrical tale of star-crossed lovers told in three acts with music by Omar De Col (@oooomes)

Ruby, My Dear is a lyrical tale of star-crossed lovers told in three acts with music by Omar De Col (@oooomes)