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The ARTWIFE PodcastNINE GRUDGES: THE SPITEFUL ORIGINS OF THE HAPPIEST DYKE ON EARTH with Molly McCloyThis month, Molly McCloy joins the pod to talk about her memoir, Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on earth, forthcoming from Red Hen Press on Sept 8, 2026 (and available for pre-order now---link below!). Molly talks with us about the necessity of agency in trauma narratives, the distinctions and overlaps between writing and oral storytelling, and plenty more. Plus, we inaugurate a new segment: The ARTWIFE Questionnaire! What are you waiting, babe...hop in!
Pre-order Nine Grudges: https://bookshop.org/p/books/nine-grudges-the-spiteful-origins-of-the-happiest-dyke-on-earth-molly-mccloy/79532e2d89f58b50?ean=9781636284880&next=t&aid=89218&listref=the-artwife-book-club
Find Molly: https...
2026-02-0348 min
The ARTWIFE Podcast*Re-release!* THE COIN by Yasmin Zaher (And What It Can Teach Us About Artistic Values)The ARTWIFE Podcast ran into a snag with our scheduled guest for this month, so we're comin' at ya with a re-release instead! Happy New Year!
We're starting the year with one of the best books we've read in awhile: The Coin by Yasmin Zaher. After a quick zip through the (bananas, unhinged, incredible) plot, we use the lens of this book to talk about the concept of artistic values and how important they are for clarifying and magnifying the work we make. Jump in!
2026-01-0628 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastEnd-of-Year Reflections + 5 Favorite Works of Art This YearIn this short lil snack of an episode, we reflect briefly on the act of reading and the ways in which we might be generous to the authors we read. Then Hannah runs down a list of her top 5 works of art from the year. Join us and find out if any of your faves made the list.
2025-12-0211 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Charlotte Taylor FryarIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV.
Today we meet Charlotte Taylor Fryar. Charlotte Taylor Fryar is the author of Potomac Fever: Reflections on the Nation's River (Bellevue Literary Press, 2025). Her essays, which have been twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize and recognized in The Best American Essays, can be found in Orion, Fourth Genre, Literary Hub...
2025-11-1757 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastI GOT YOU BABE: Storytelling, Astrology, and Cher with Wonder BrightAstrologer Wonder Bright is back! This time, we explore the life and artistry of Cher. We look at topics like talent, singularity, self-expression, and creative partnership, all through the lens of Cher's artistic output. Join us!
Wonder Bright is an astrologer living in Portland, Oregon. She works with her clients to help them use whatever sliver of free will they possess to embrace their fates and step more fully into their lives. She uses traditional techniques to arrive at thoroughly modern conclusions and has written about this for The Mountain Astrologer and www.astro.com. For more you can...
2025-11-041h 04
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Tamar ShapiroIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV. Today we meet Tamar Shapiro. Tamar Shapiro’s debut novel, Restitution, was published in September 2025 and named one of the 49 Must-Read Books of Fall 2025 by Town and Country Magazine. Her writing has also appeared in Poets and Writers, Electric Literature, and Literary Hub. A former housing attorney and non-profit leader, Shapiro is...
2025-10-2140 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastA Writerly Look at The Life of a Showgirl with Erica HarleeFor the first time ever, we're joined on the pod by ARTWIFE Magazine's other mommy, Erica Harlee! If you've hung around ARTWIFE for any length of time, you already know that looking at the life of the artist and the craft of writing as it manifests in the pop cultural landscape is one of our favorite activities so you KNOW we had to jump on the mic to talk about the lyrical stylings of one Ms. Taylor Swift. It's not the first time we've talked about Taylor on the pod and we gotta imagine it won't be the last. Topics...
2025-10-1443 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Michele EvansIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV. Today we meet Michele Evans. Michele Evans, a fifth-generation Washingtonian (D.C.), is the author of purl (Finishing Line Press, 2025), a contemporary poetry collection inspired by Homer's Odyssey and the verses of Phillis Wheatley Peters. Nominated for the 2025 Maya Angelou Book Award, purl reimagines feminine forces from Greek mythology and American...
2025-09-1651 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastFrom The Free and Direct Podcast: Community and Expression—In Conversation with ARTWIFE MagWe've got a little somethin different this month: today, you'll hear an episode of The Free & Direct Podcast, in which ARTWIFE's founding editor Hannah Harlee joined Dan White of Indirect Books to talk about the endeavor of one Ms. ARTWIFE Magazine. Listen in to hear how we think about this here project and why we do what we do.
Per The Free & Direct Podcast:
Join us for the second half of our home-and-home with the excellent ARTWIFE Mag! Editor Hannah Harlee talks with Dan about her background in writing and editing, founding ARTWIFE, and how she came up...
2025-09-0236 min
Free and DirectCommunity and Expression: In Conversation with ARTWIFE MagJoin us for the second half of our home-and-home with the excellent ARTWIFE Mag! Editor Hannah Harlee talks with Dan about her background in writing and editing, founding ARTWIFE, and how she came up with that excellent name. We also get into the confluence of visual and literary aesthetics and how ARTWIFE builds their expansive literary community. A great conversation and a great magazine!
2025-08-1034 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastCONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT: Max BlueWelcome to the CONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT series on The ARTWIFE Podcast! Every other month, we're interviewing an artist whose work we've published in the magazine. Join us as we get to know our contributors and talk about the creative process and the life of the artist. This month, we're joined by Max Blue. Max is the art critic for the San Francisco Examiner and has contributed criticism and reporting to Artsy, BOMB, and Hyperallergic among others. His short fiction has appeared in ARTWIFE, the MacGuffin, and North Dakota Quarterly, among others. He is currently writing his first novel.
Read Gone...
2025-08-0550 min
Free and DirectIn Support of Fearless Writing: A L'Esprit Editorial ConversationL'Esprit Literary Review editors Jessica Denzer and Dan White join Hannah Harlee of ARTWIFE Magazine to talk about the history of L'Esprit, what they look for in submissions, and the future of the journal, We also discuss Indirect Books and how our new press fits into the L'Esprit world.
2025-08-0253 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastA Conversation with Dan White & Jessica Denver of L'Esprit Literary Review and Indirect BooksSubmitting writers, this one's for you! Dan White and Jessica Denver are editors at L'Esprit Literary Review and publishers at Indirect Books. In this episode, learn more about how their two lit organizations operate, what kind of work they're looking for, and why ensuring the existence of a strong literary landscape matters to them.
Plus: surprise! Dan is also a contributor to ARTWIFE Magazine. Hear him talk about the creation of his *perfect* short story, After Ilium, and read an excerpt from the work.
Read After Ilium: https://www.artwifemag.com/short-stories/after-ilium
L'Esprit Literary Review: https...
2025-07-0153 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastCONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT: Josie MitchellWelcome to the CONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT series on The ARTWIFE Podcast! Every other month, we're interviewing an artist whose work we've published in the magazine. Join us as we get to know our contributors and talk about the creative process and the life of the artist. This month, we're joined by Josie Mitchell, a writer, writing teacher, and podcast host. Read Josie's short story in ARTWIFE: https://www.artwifemag.com/short-stories/the-treaty-of-guadalupe-hidalgo
Find more from Josie at the Bittersweet Infamy podcast (https://www.604podnetwork.com/podcasts/bittersweet-infamy), the East End Postales project (https://www.eastendpostales.com/), and on her website...
2025-06-0343 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Majda GamaIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV. Today we meet Majda Gama, the award-winning author of In the House of Modern Upbringing for Girls (Wandering Aengus Press) and The Call of Paradise, (Two Sylvias, 2023). Her honors include the Graybeal-Gowen award for Virginia poets from Shenandoah Literary journal and the Gregory Djanikian scholar award from Adroit. Majda’s poetry ca...
2025-05-2044 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastINSIDE OUT: Storytelling, Astrology, and Demi Moore with Wonder BrightAstrologer Wonder Bright is back! This time, we explore the life, artistry, and filmography of one Ms. Demi Moore. We look at topics like: the fact that Demi's characters are always restrained and subtle AND also always complex and fully realized...how does she do that??? How does her lifelong habit of observation contribute to the work she's able to make? What's it been like for Demi to make works of beauty while being treated as an object of beauty herself? All this! And more! In today's episode.
Wonder Bright is an astrologer living in Portland, Oregon. She works...
2025-05-061h 03
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Patricia CoralIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV. Today we meet Patricia Coral, author of the memoir "Women Surrounded by Water," which was longlisted for the 2024 National Book Critics Circle Award in Autobiography. She holds a BA in Hispanic Studies from the University of Puerto Rico, an MA in Spanish from the InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico, and an...
2025-04-1547 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastCONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT: Julia MalloryWelcome to the CONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT series on The ARTWIFE Podcast! Every other month, we're interviewing an artist whose work we've published in the magazine. Join us as we get to know our contributors and talk about the creative process and the life of the artist. This month, we're joined by Julia Mallory, a poet, prose writer, visual artist, and founder. Read Julia's short story in ARTWIFE: https://www.artwifemag.com/short-stories/second-helping-of-grits Find more from Julia at www.thejuliamallory.com and www.blackmermaids.com.
2025-04-0145 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastARTWIFE x The Inner Loop: Varun GauriIn 2025, ARTWIFE Magazine is teaming up with The Inner Loop to bring you interviews with DC-area authors! In March, April, and May, then again in September, October, and November, join us on the third Tuesday of the month to hear from recently-published novelists, memoirists, and poets in the DMV.
Today we meet Varun Gauri, author of the novel For the Blessings of Jupiter and Venus. Varun worked for more than two decades on development economics and behavioral economics. He now teaches at Princeton University and lives with his family in Bethesda, Maryland. His debut novel, For the Blessings of Jupiter...
2025-03-1846 min
The ARTWIFE Podcast*Re-release!* A STAR IS BORN: Storytelling, Astrology, and Barbra Streisand with Wonder BrightThe ARTWIFE Podcast is on spring break this month, so in honor of the current Venus retrograde we're re-injecting this episode from last fall into your feeds. Here she blows!
This month, we're taking a field trip! Join us as we depart from our usual fare of writing & writers and romp instead into the realm of performance, performers, and the life of the artist. We're joined by astrologer Wonder Bright, who helps us understand how the astrological signatures in Barbra Streisand's birth chart are influencing and describing the way Barbra makes her art. Topics include the intersections and overlaps...
2025-03-041h 01
The ARTWIFE PodcastCONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT: Jaina CiprianoWelcome to the CONTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT series on The ARTWIFE Book Club podcast! Every other month, we'll be interviewing an artist whose work we've published in the magazine. Join us as we get to know our contributors and talk about the creative process and the life of the artist.
This month, we're joined by Jaina Cipriano, an experiential designer, filmmaker, and photographer. See Jaina's photo series in ARTWIFE: https://www.artwifemag.com/visual-art/the-empty-mirror-jaina-cipriano
Learn more about Jaina's work at the Arlington International Film Festival (https://aiffest.org) and Finding Bright Studios (https://www.findingbrightproductions.com).
2025-02-0526 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastTHE COIN by Yasmin Zaher (And What It Can Teach Us About Artistic Values)We're starting 2025 with one of the best books we've read in awhile: The Coin by Yasmin Zaher. After a quick zip through the (bananas, unhinged, incredible) plot, we use the lens of this book to talk about the concept of artistic values and how important they are for clarifying and magnifying the work we make. Jump in!
Starting in February 2025, we invite you to join us weekly for The ARTWIFE Creative Hour! This is a free, virtual gathering for artists working in any medium to set aside an hour each week dedicated to our creative works-in-progress. Learn more and...
2025-01-0727 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastEnd-of-Year Reflections + Favorite Books This YearIn this short lil snack of an episode, we process some heavy shit and talk through the unique mixture of bleakness and hope stretching out ahead of us. Then Hannah runs down a list of her top 5 books & stories from the year, plus a few honorable mentions. Join us and find out if any of your favorite made the list.
2024-12-0315 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastCHALLENGERSIt's our first-ever movie night on the pod! We're looking at Challengers, a perfect film about three self-loathing, deeply unwell people visiting psychosexual drama upon each other repeatedly for more than a decade. The stuff dreams are made of! But what does it have to do with writing? Well, everything. In this episode, we talk about the power of indoctrinating your audience/readers with sub-perceptual imagery and symbolism. We also look at the absolutely manic and a-chronological movement of this narrative through time and figure out how the hell it managed to work...and so successfully. Hop in!
There's...
2024-11-0429 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastA STAR IS BORN: Storytelling, Astrology, and Barbra Streisand with Wonder BrightThis month, we're taking a field trip! Join us as we depart from our usual fare of writing & writers and romp instead into the realm of performance, performers, and the life of the artist. We're joined by astrologer Wonder Bright, who helps us understand how the astrological signatures in Barbra Streisand's birth chart are influencing and describing the way Barbra makes her art. Topics include the intersections and overlaps between astrology and storytelling; the merits of an artist's first instinct (a.k.a. first draft) versus their subsequent attempts (a.k.a. revisions); and the evolution(?) over time of one...
2024-10-011h 01
The ARTWIFE PodcastNOTHING TO SEE HERE: 3 Signs Your Work Might Lack DepthThis month we're back with another SHORTS episode...and we're doing things a little differently this time! Rather than look at the craft of an individual piece of work, we're turning our attention to the question of emotional depth & honesty in creative writing more generally. What does emotional presence *feel like* in a piece of writing? And what does it feel like when it's missing? Finally, and most importantly, how can writers avoid making work that relies on emotional approximation and instead create work with depth and longevity? Hop in and let's find out!
2024-09-0332 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastCONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN by Sayaka MurataThe hero's journey...reimagined! We're celebrating 1 year of The ARTWIFE Book Club with Sayaka Murata's novel about a protagonist who passes through all the stages of the traditional hero's journey—a foray into the unfamiliar, a dark night of the soul, a return bearing a hard-won treasure—all without ever leaving her hometown. Hop in!
2024-08-0631 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: MY BOY ONLY BREAKS HIS FAVORITE TOYS by Taylor SwiftStudying the craft of writing with the help of lyrics from Taylor Swift? Don't threaten us with a good time! This month, we do a close reading of the lyrics from the song My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys off of The Tortured Poets Department. The story of this song gives us an opportunity to look at how a narrator can effectively communicate their conflicted mental state and convince us of both their lucidity and delusion at the same time. With this example, we're continuing to circle around one of our primary writing obsessions here at the ARTWIFE Book...
2024-07-0220 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastThe ARTWIFE Interview: THIEVES with Valerie WerderWe read it, we loved it, and now we get to obsess over it...with the author! The book is Thieves, the writer is Valerie Werder, and Valerie herself joins us on this episode to talk about the creation of this astonishing book. We get practical (what can disciplines like sculpture and curation teach us about structuring a narrative?) and we get enigmatic (what the hell is a "self" anyway?) in equal measure, and ultimately we walk away from this inspiring episode with our favorite feeling in the world: the ache to sit down and write.
Read Thieves: https://fenceportal...
2024-06-0446 min
Dj Murphy PodcastMay 2024 - Mix 2 (Podcast 122)New mix incoming! Genre bending allsorts a dance gear - enjoy!TracklistChris Decay & Nighth4Wk - Falling Down (Extended Mix)David Guetta & Morten - The Future Is Now (Extended Mix)D.O.D., Hannah Boleyn - Dominos (Extended)2 Brothers On The 4Th Floor - Dreams (Will Come Alive) (Jean Luc & Nick Jay Remix)Alex Lemirage - Kratos (A Little Closer)Cheat Codes Ft. Demi Lovato - No Promises (Tom Bvrn Remix)Fragile - If We Never See Tomorrow (Extended Mix)
2024-05-241h 12
Riverside Church PodcastGen Z and Faith - Riverside Podcast Ep 005Welcome to our Riverside Church podcast where discipleship, outreach, and church life blend into the fabric of our everyday lives. In this episode of the Riverside Podcast, Pastor Brian has a conversation with four Gen Zers from our church, Harlee McKinney, Hannah Gordon, Sydnee Reed, and Christian Harris. Subscribe to our channel to get the latest updates to this show and more. Like the video and hit the bell icon so you'll get notified when we release a new video. Thanks for watching! riversideemc.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiversideEMC
2024-05-1443 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: VINSON CUNNINGHAM IS A RITUALISTIC EATER by Vinson CunninghamARTWIFE is back from spring break with a close look at Vinson Cunningham Is a Ritualistic Eater, a sublime essay published in Grub Street (read it here: https://www.grubstreet.com/article/vinson-cunningham-grub-street-diet.html). We articulate the work's skillful balance of technical expertise and emotional presence and ask ourselves...how the hell can we learn to write like this? Plus, the life & creative lessons from one Ru Paul's Drag Race figure in here, and yep, you already guessed it: we wouldn't be the ARTWIFE Book Club without a romp into a little (double!) album by the name of The Tortured...
2024-05-1044 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: VINSON CUNNINGHAM IS A RITUALISTIC EATERARTWIFE is back from spring break with a close look at Vinson Cunningham Is a Ritualistic Eater, a sublime essay published in Grub Street (read it here: https://www.grubstreet.com/article/vinson-cunningham-grub-street-diet.html). We articulate the work's skillful balance of technical expertise and emotional presence and ask ourselves...how the hell can we learn to write like this? Plus, the life & creative lessons from one Ru Paul's Drag Race figure in here, and yep, you already guessed it: we wouldn't be the ARTWIFE Book Club without a romp into a little (double!) album by the name of The Tortured...
2024-05-0746 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: THE ICE-CREAM TRUCK by Souvankham ThammavongsaAnnnnd we're back with the spring episode of the SHORTS edition! This time, we look at The Ice-Cream Truck, a flash essay from Souvankham Thammavongsa. Craft discussion topics include: a look at the way spacing and paragraph breaks help us manage pacing and emphasis, how to think about our written work like visual artists, and a short little addendum (AKA half the episode) about why you should definitely put what you learned in therapy into your artwork, but it functions best if you first digest it, interpret it, and make it your own.
Programming note! Team ARTWIFE will be away...
2024-03-0531 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastI WHO HAVE NEVER KNOWN MEN by Jacqueline HarpmanOur very first venture into science-fiction-adjacent literature on the pod! In our discussion about Jacqueline Harpman's 1995 novel, we revel in a book that rejects many of the fundamental elements that make up the construct of a book in the first place. Chapters? Hard pass. Traditional plot structure? No. Characters? Barely!
We also make sure to carefully articulate all the ways in which human life is pointless and absurd! But also why that's perfectly okay and not at all nihilistic even though it seems like it should be! Join us.
2024-02-0643 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: IVY by Taylor SwiftTAYLOR SWIFT, EVERYBODY! In this episode, we learn from the master of storytelling *herself* about mood, manifesting a memorable atmosphere in our work, how distinct and specific imagery helps us experience even the most well-worn subject matter anew, and more. We also talk about how the structured nature of songwriting can serve as a guide when we're organizing our work in prose, so we can write stories that not only makes sense but make an impact. Here's to art and beauty in the new year and...~forevermore~.
2024-01-0932 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastHOW WE FIGHT FOR OUR LIVES by Saeed JonesLet's join hands and step into the peerless work of Saeed Jones, author of this 2019 memoir. This work teaches us what balance means in the craft of writing and invites us into the intersection between clarity and nuance. Topics include: remedying one of the main reasons editors reject work submitted to lit mags, why reading poets who write prose is so useful and instructive, and the characteristics of secure vs. insecure forms of interpersonal connection and how they manifest in our writing.
Have something to add to the conversation? Share your thoughts on this book here: https://www.artwifemag.com...
2023-12-0638 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastSHORTS: My Delirious Trip to the Heart of SwiftiedomWelcome to the ARTWIFE Book Club SHORTS edition! In this format, we'll look at shorter-form works like short stories, essays, and song lyrics. This time we discuss Taffy Brodesser-Akner's meditation on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Come see for yourself: this essay is a national treasure.
Read it here: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/12/magazine/taylor-swift-eras-tour.html?unlocked_article_code=1.8kw.Y4Ry.Bs4sElEfKmAA&smid=url-share
2023-11-0732 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastMY YEAR OF REST AND RELAXATION by Otessa MoshfeghDive face-first with us into this weird and wonderful 2018 novel from Otessa Moshfegh. We talk about the year 2000 (god help us), how even tropey character templates have the potential to become fully realized, engaging with art & literature using approaches that are less consumeristic and more interactive, and more!
Have something to add to the conversation? Share your thoughts on this book here: https://www.artwifemag.com/the-podcast
2023-10-0450 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastWE THE ANIMALS by Justin TorresIn this episode, we explore We the Animals, a slim but gutting 2011 novel from Justin Torres. We get into the first person plural POV, the tension created by the gap between what readers know and what characters know, the way the human spirit seeks (and finds!) beauty even in the depths of despair, and much more. Share your thoughts on this book here: https://www.artwifemag.com/the-podcast
2023-09-0549 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastTHE SEAS by Samantha HuntIn the inaugural episode of The ARTWIFE Book Club, we discuss Samantha Hunt's inimitable 2004 novel, The Seas. We get into the shattered narrative structure, coping mechanisms, some of the most beautiful passages in the history of literature(!), and more.
Have something to add to the conversation? Share your thoughts on this book here: https://www.artwifemag.com/the-podcast
2023-08-0145 min
The ARTWIFE PodcastTrailerMaybe you love to read, but you wish you had someone in your life who would rehash book plots with you as feverishly as they rehash concert experiences, TV shows, or movies. Or perhaps you're the type of person who wants to read more, but you struggle to stay focused on a book long enough to finish it. Wherever you land, we invite you to join us!
Welcome to The ARTWIFE Book Club, the show that loves the debrief as much as it loves the book itself. We'll gather here once a month... and the first episode drops August 1st...
2023-07-0604 min
Dance AnthemsDANCE ANTHEMS #073 - [Tiesto Guest Mix] - 28th August 2021Some serious heat coming your way on Dance Anthems Radio Showthis week. 🔥🔥🔥
New dance from Secondcity & RAPHAELLA, Duck Sauce, Love Regenerator x Eli Brown, Martin Ikin, Majestic, David Guetta, Sigma and Rathbone Place. 👊🏼
There’s the Vibe Dance Chart with the 5 hottest jams of the minute… what else? Oh yeah some guy called Tiësto is here to take over the Weekend Vibe Mix with an extended guest set! 🙌🏼🚀🔥 The worldwide superstar’s been at the top of his game for years and needs little introduction.
We’re live from 4.30pm ACST | 5pm AEST and 8am & 8pm BST!
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2021-08-281h 58
Dance AnthemsDANCE ANTHEMS #070 - [EDX Guest Mix] - 7th August 2021Another episode of Dance Anthems has landed with the freshest upfront sounds in dance and electronic music.
Tunes today from FISHER, Snakehips x ARMAND VAN HELDEN, Wh0, John Summit x Vintage Culture, NAVOS x Harlee, ChangedFaces, BURNS, CID Music & Volkoder and DJ Tom Brownlow.
We’ll rinse the five hottest dance bits being streamed and playlisted across the globe on the Vibe Dance Chart before Grammy-nominated Swiss DJ and the man proclaimed a production genius by Mixmag, EDX joins us for a 30 minute Weekend Vibe Mix. 🔥🔥🔥
Catch the show on Vibe Nation Radio, Fresh 92.7, Impulse Rad...
2021-08-072h 03