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Talking WritingMichael Jamin and the Importance of Small MomentsFor this episode television writer and showrunner Michael Jamin sat down with TW creative director John Vogel, about his collection of personal essays, A Paper Orchestra.Michael’s television career started in the mid-90’s with an episode of Lois and Clark, followed by more involved work on Just Shoot Me! and King of the Hill. Other writing and production credits include Beavis and Butthead, Rules of Engagement, Maron, and Wilfred.He self-published A Paper Orchestra through his company 3 Girls Jumping, and the book was named one of the best comedy books of 2024 by Vulture. Part...
2026-03-0439 minTalking WritingAntonio Michael Downing on Inner and Outer ColonialismAuthor and musician Antonio Michael Downing sits down with TW creative director John Vogel to talk about Antonio Michael's books Black Cherokee and Saga Boy, music audience expectation regarding race and incorporating varied genres, and the disregard of the tech industry when it comes to profiting off of the work of artists without compensation.If his memoir Saga Boy is a personal story grappling with the effects of colonialism on his psychology, his first full-length novel, Black Cherokee, is a story constructed to show the ways that everyone is living underneath unseen layers of history that they...
2026-02-1858 minTalking WritingJoanna Walsh on Collective Internet AestheticsMultidisciplinary writer Joanna Walsh sits down with TW creative director John Vogel to talk about Amateurs! How We Built Internet Culture and Why It Matters. When Joanna first started writing, lacking IRL community and instruction, she turned early Twitter to find likeminded others to share work with. It wasn’t until after she’d been working as an artist that the schooling aspect came into play, getting her PhD in Critical and Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia and a MSCA postdoctoral fellowship at Maynooth University.Joanna also founded and ran two activist campaigns on Twit...
2026-02-0455 minTalking WritingPia Leichter's Pivot to the Creative ClubPia Leichter, founder of Kollektiv Studio and author of Welcome to the Creative Club, talks with TW creative director John Vogel about her experience transitioning from the advertising world to the artistic path. A big shift happened in her life about ten years ago, and Pia delves into some very personal details about the events that brought about that shift. As she said in our conversation: “I wasn’t expecting to share such vulnerable stories at all. I mean, I shared stuff some of my closest friends didn’t even know about me.”The two discuss Pia’s experien...
2026-01-1558 minTalking WritingMolly Gaudry Experiments With Personal StorytellingIn today’s episode author Molly Gaudry sits down with TW founder and publisher Martha Nichols. Molly holds degrees in fiction, poetry, and experimental prose, and her new book that just came out last week is aptly titled Fit Into Me: A Novel, A Memoir. The book weaves a fictional narrative into Molly’s own story along with fragments from a wide range of other authors in an effort to create a sense of self via the combination of different elements. With this format Molly explores her experience as a Korean adoptee raised in the US, meeting her birth fami...
2025-12-1746 minTalking WritingNic Brown: Making Peace with his Musical PastIn this week's episode, TW Creative Director John Vogel sits down with drummer and author Nic Brown to talk about his memoir Bang Bang Crash (Counterpoint, 2023).Despite being accepted to Ivy League colleges, Nic opted to pursue his band Athenaeum straight out of high school. They signed to Atlantic Records, landed a few hits, and played extensively before Nic decided to leave to group in 2001 to pursue different styles of music and reclaim his opportunity to go to college.While attending Columbia University, he joined up with the band Skeleton Key, headed by bass player...
2025-12-0349 min
L'un a vu tous les films, l'autre pasS1E4 - Tous les arts mènent-ils au cinéma ? + On élit la meilleure comédie musicale of all time - avec Soizic et LaurianeAlors pour être honnête, le titre ne reflète pas exactement la question qu'on pose dans ce podcast, simplement parce qu'on l'a pensé tel un sujet de dissertation de philo, aka "Les arts et le cinéma". Voilà. Donc nécessairement, personne l'a traité pareil, puisque Soizic parle de comment la peinture a influencé le cinéma, pas sur un plan esthétique mais sur un plan technique, Lauriane de 4 films où l'architecture joue un rôle prépondérant, et pis moi (Yuna), j'interroge : mais en fait, comment on filme la danse au cinéma ?...
2025-11-212h 17Talking WritingVictor Manibo on Touching the Work RegularlyVictor Manibo, a 2022 Lambda Literary Emerging Voices Fellow, sits down with TW Community Manager Neva Talladen to discuss the drafting process for his 2022 science fiction novel, The Sleepless. Manibo and Talladen connect over their shared Filipino heritage and roots in New York, as they explore the rise of “hustle culture.” The Sleepless portrays a society where sleep is no longer necessary or even desired. Instead, young professionals like Jamie, the story’s main character and an aspiring journalist, spend endless hours working, driven by an insatiable pursuit of career advancement.
2025-11-171h 03Talking WritingTom McAllister on Writing Education and CommunityTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews author Tom McAllister about his new essay collection It All Felt Impossible (Rose Metal Press, 2025). For the book, Tom challenged himself to write an essay a day that corresponded to each year of his life, keeping within a 1500 word limit. The result is a kind of mosaic memoir through snapshots across time with some tangential thoughts instigated by the memories.This is Tom’s fourth published book, his first being the 2010 memoir Bury Me in My Jersey about his late father and their shared love of the Philadelphia Eagles. His other tw...
2025-10-2956 minTalking WritingAndrew Boryga on Identity Politics in PublishingTW Creative Director John Vogel talks with Andrew Boryga, author of the satirical novel Victim. The two talk about the autobiographic backdrop to the novel, balancing creative time with parenthood, and the addictive and distancing natures of social media.
2025-10-1547 minTalking WritingSasha Wizansky's Juggling ActTW Community Manager Neva Talladen talks with visual artist and graphic designer Sasha Wizansky about her experience starting Pencil Magazine. The magazine, created entirely out of work made with pencil and paper, brings attention to the physicality of writing and drawing with pencil, as well as the slowing down that writing and reading handwriting can cause.
2025-10-0142 min
Risky Conversations with Jamie LeeSisterhood Sorcery and Business Barbie in Korea: Beth Nichols and SJ Crawford of Podcast Miss Informed🎙️ What happens when one coaching client gets so much clarity, she sends her sister your way—not for coaching, but just for some good, honest truth-telling?Turns out, you get a new podcast episode, an unexpected career comeback… and a pretty great story about integrity over sales.In this episode of Risky Conversations, I sit down with Beth Nichols and SJ Crawford—real-life sisters and co-hosts of the podcast Miss Informed—for a heartfelt, hilarious, and at times healing conversation. This one’s full of truth bombs, unexpected pivots, and a little career magic you won’t...
2025-08-0848 minTalking WritingAthena Dixon's Highs and Lows of WritingIn our last episode of the season, TW Creative Director John Vogel interviews author Athena Dixon, our first repeat guest for the podcast. A year and a half ago we released Neva’s interview with Athena, which focused on her book The Loneliness Files (Tin House, 2023). This time around, in January 2025, John asked her questions from his Perfect Recognition project focusing on intense aesthetic experiences and people’s life paths towards creativity. Fellow artists might find some resonance and solace in their open discussion about their own disillusionment surrounding artistic pursuit and how their lived experiences deviate from the more...
2025-06-241h 05
The Parlour with Lori and Lisa#Mayday90 - Chrisleys in the Coal MineThe Chrisleys are another tube of lipstick on the pig of MAGA politics and more mayhem to come. https://www.yahoo.com/news/outrage-erupts-trump-chrisley-pardon-040929096.htmlhttps://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/chase-chrisley-breaks-silence-parents-pardons-rcna209412Grifters in office: Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller - ICE, and Kaitlinhttps://www.tiktok.com/@dr.eric.b/video/7509132994506984734?_r=1&_t=ZT-8wjhIz1fKucMartha's Vineyard: https://www.foxnews.com/us/ms-13-member-child-sex-offender-nabbed-amid-federal-immigration-enforcement-nantucket-marthas-vineyardWhite South Afrikaner "refugees" are NOT farmers: https://theconversation.com/most-south-african-farmers-are-black-why-trump-got-it-so-wrong-257668Full Force: ...
2025-06-0945 minTalking WritingSteve Hoffman and the Art of Authentic Traveling and WritingTW proofreader Jess Barnett hosts award-winning Minnesotan food writer, Steve Hoffman, for a conversation about the unique joys and challenges of travel. Hoffman, a lover of French cuisine and culture, discusses traveling to the picturesque south of France, not as a tourist, skimming the surface of trending destinations, but as a humble guest, ready to immerse himself and his family in the cultural and culinary experience. In his recently published memoir, A Season for That: Lost and Found in the Other Southern France, Hoffman dishes out a humorous and layered perspective on marriage, parenting, and cooking in the small...
2025-06-0435 minTalking WritingReimagining David and Bathsheba with Jeanne BlasbergTW Podcast Production Manager Sarah Tulloch interviewed author Jeanne Blasberg this past September. Jeanne Blasberg is an award-winning and bestselling author and essayist. The two discuss her latest book, Daughter of a Promise, a modern retelling of the story of David and Bathsheba, completing the thematic trilogy she began with Eden and The Nine.
2025-05-1536 minTalking WritingMary Carroll Moore: Finding Connection Through FictionTW Creative Director John Vogel interviewed author Mary Carroll Moore this past November. Mary pursued a decades-long career as a food and cookbook writer before pivoting into writing instruction and self-releasing Your Book Starts Here in 2011. The two discuss her latest book, Last Bets, and her lifelong career as a creative with multiple mediums.
2025-04-2348 minTalking WritingNadia Pupa on the Publishing Process from Start to FinishTW’s Community Manager Neva Talladen talks to the CEO and Co-Founder of Pique Publishing. In 2022, she was inspired to launch The Editor's Half Hour podcast—a monthly podcast that focuses on the craft of editing, industry trends, and editorial resources for advanced editors. The two discuss Nadia’s move from book coaching to starting her own publishing company, where she and her team help authors take advantage of the best book production practices.
2025-04-0956 min
Night Owl Movie TalkBATMAN (1989) Reaction & Commentary Watch Party w/ @thehorrorcatdadLet's watch BATMAN (1989), starring Michael Keaton, Kim Basinger, and Jack Nicholson. Directed by Tim Burton.Your Hosts: @thehorrorcatdad & @DairylandDon Night Owl Movie Talk MERCH:https://night-owl-movie-talk.creator-spring.com/Own Batman (1989) on physical media:https://amzn.to/3FksVMDWatch the show LIVE on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@NightOwlMovieTalkListen to the show on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/5gtX05HWtLL3ZO5NppfUo5
2025-03-102h 35
My Victorian NightmareEp. 31 - Jack the Ripper - Part 1On todays episode, Genevieve will dive deep into the Jack The Ripper case and guide you down the cold, damp, cobblestone streets of 19th century Whitechapel. She'll discuss the timeline, the victims, the suspects, and a few little known facts about the still open Whitechapel murders case.
References for today's episode:
https://www.science.org/content/article/does-new-genetic-analysis-finally-reveal-identity-jack-ripper
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_the_Ripper
https://www.jack-the-ripper.org/emma-smith.htm
https://www.jack-the-ripper.org/martha-tabram-jack-the-ripper-victim.htm
https://www.jack-the-ripper.org/life-and-death-of-mary-nichols.htm
https...
2025-02-2442 minTalking WritingLaura Hartenberger: What's Wrong with Chatbot Writing?Last May, TW founder Martha Nichols spoke with Laura Hartenberger, author of the definitive 2023 essay “What AI Teaches Us About Good Writing” in Noema. Laura, who’s a lecturer in the Writing Programs at University of California at Los Angeles, is an essayist and fiction writer herself. When she spoke with Martha, they were both finishing up a turbulent spring semester that included protests for and against Israel at UCLA and Harvard. Here they confront big ethical questions surrounding AI and writing instruction. Are bots helpful tools for students or just another way of cheating? How and when should such t...
2025-02-1344 minTalking WritingNaomi Cohn On Reimagined Lexicons and Writing Forward TW’s Neva Talladen talks to writer Naomi Cohn about her book The Braille Encyclopedia: Brief Essays on Altered Sight and the reclamation of self it explores for her as a legally blind person. A 2023 McKnight Artist Fellow in Writing, her previous publications include a chapbook, Between Nectar & Eternity (Red Dragon-fly Press, 2013), and pieces in Baltimore Review, Fourth River, Hippocampus, Terrain, and Poetry, among others. Naomi has also appeared on NPR and been honored by a Best of the Net Finalist and two Pushcart nominations.
2025-01-131h 07
Pulpit PerspectivesFrom Advent to Axe Throwing: Reverend Nancy Nichols on Ministry and LifeIn this insightful episode of Pulpit Perspectives, our host Reverend Dr. Kent Lundy takes us inside Michigan City First United Methodist Church, where chats with Senior Pastor Rev. Nancy Nichols. As they converse from the pulpit, Nancy shares her experiences and profound wisdom accumulated over her 40 years in ministry. From discussing her personal journey of faith to articulating the challenges of leading a community-focused church, this episode is rich with inspiration and authenticity.**Three Key Takeaways:**1. **The Balance of Mary and Martha:**One of the most intriguing aspects Nancy discusses is her self-identification...
2024-12-2518 minTalking WritingJianna Heuer on Rediscovering and Sustaining Her Writer SelfTW’s Neva Talladen talks to author Jianna Heuer about blown-up whale parts, opening a bookstore during the 2020 pandemic, and writing a revenge novel as catharsis. Her creative nonfiction and personal essays have been published in The Inquisitive Eater, Midsummer Dream House, Across The Margin, and other literary journals. Her flash non-fiction has appeared in two books, Fast Funny Women and Fast Fierce Women.
2024-12-2149 minTalking WritingMaris Kreizman on Publishing and Pop CultureTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews writer Maris Kreizman, creator of the Tumblr blog and book Slaughterhouse 90210 and the podcast turned Substack newsletter, The Maris Review. Maris's work mixes together humor and serious poignancy to talk about a wide range of topics, from the publisher industry to politics and social justice to prime time soap operas. It's all on the table. Her forthcoming book, I Want to Burn This Place Down, is a series of essays that takes on the myths of the American system from the personal standpoint of a disillusioned adult. I
2024-12-1735 min
The Vintage Cinephile PodcastWho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966): The Awful Truth of George and MarthaIntroduction to the 1966 film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, George Segal, and Sandy Dennis.
Website: https://thevintagecinephile.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheVintageCinephileBuy me a coffee!: https://buymeacoffee.com/thevintagecinephile
2024-12-0406 min
Club del CountryClub del Country Programa 1952Data enregistrament/Recording date: 6 de novembre de 2024 / November 6th, 2024.
Host: Rafel Corbí
Des del 1987/Since 1987. Un programa de Ràdio Palafrugell.
Syndicated/Sindicat +40 emissores/stations
(Catalunya, Espanya, França, Andorra)
Programa de música country emès per 40+ emissores dels països de parla catalana. Presentat i dirigit des del 1987 per Rafel Corbí.
On air thru 40 + stations in Catalonia (Spain), France and Andorra.
PLAYLIST
Birdie Nichols - Into the West 2024\Blue Lightning Ambush
Birdie Nichols - Into the West 2024\Desert Lilies Blooming
Dave Alvin, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, The Guilty Ones - TexiCali 2024\01 - Borderland
Dave Alvin, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, The Guilty...
2024-11-1858 minTalking WritingThe Weird Punk of Northern LibertiesTW's Creative Director John Vogel interviews Philadelphia punk trio Northern Liberties. The band consists of brothers Justin and Marc Duerr on vocals and drums and Kevin Riley on bass and occasional vocals. The band’s most recent album, Self-Dissolving Abandoned Universe, was recorded in March 2022 with the legendary engineer and producer Steve Albini, who passed away in May of this year. The album provides the soundtrack to this episode. In this interview they dive into their background growing up in a small town and then squatting in Philadelphia, the role that art plays in their lives, and deep experiences wi...
2024-10-3150 minTalking WritingDr. Tamara Mitchell-Davis’ Guide to Self-Publishing SuccessTW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Dr. Tamara Mitchell-Davis, award-winning author of #GoalGetter: Strategies for Overcoming Life’s Challenges (self-published, 2017) and chief executive officer of TM Davis Enterprises, LLC, a coaching practice that empowers aspiring authors to bring their books and business visions to life through storytelling. In this week’s episode, Tamara joins us from Jamaica to discuss the process of self-publishing her first book.
2024-10-1535 minTalking WritingPerception vs Reality in the Music Industry With Jay MumfordTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews drummer and composer Jay Mumford from New York City. He is half of the funk duo the Du-Rites and author of the out-of-print autobiography Root for the Villain, which pokes fun at the classic musician’s story of rising to fame and fortune. The book offers a different and more realistic perspective of a creative career.
2024-10-0252 minTalking WritingSean Michaels on AI, Poetry, and the Future of CreativityIn this week’s episode, TW publisher and founder Martha Nichols interviews author Sean Michaels. Sean is an internationally bestselling novelist and critic from Montreal. He is the author of the new novel Do You Remember Being Born?, a book about family, poetry, work, and artificial intelligence (AI). During their conversation, Martha inquires about his thoughts on the intersection of AI and writing.
2024-09-1842 min
The Business of Dance38 - Serena McCall: UK Ballet / Contemporary Dancer in Disney’s Snow White and Royal & Scottish Ballet Companies
Episode Summary:
UK-based professional dancer Serena McCall shares valuable insights from her diverse career in ballet and contemporary dance. The episode begins with Serena discussing her early training, including her experiences at the Royal Ballet associate scheme and Elmhurst Ballet School, which paved the way for her professional journey. Serena reflects on her recent role in Disney's live-action Snow White movie, where she worked alongside prominent choreographers like Mandy Moore, Martha Nichols, and Shea Barkley.
Serena emphasizes the importance of building genuine relationships within the dance industry, noting that her success is la...
2024-09-1549 min
MrMaple ShowMargaret Roach, award winning author, garden editor of the N.Y. Times, and garden editor for Martha Stewart | Mrmaple Show PodcastWelcome to the MrMaple Show! Join Matt and Tim Nichols, co-owners of MrMaple.com, on their journey through the wonderful world of maples. With fresh content dropping daily, we explore Japanese maple cultivars, offer captivating garden tours, share plant travel adventures, and provide expert tips. Don't miss out - hit subscribe and join our community of plant enthusiasts. Share our channel with friends! For all your plant needs and to support us, visit www.MrMaple.com. Let's celebrate nature together, one leaf at a time. Over 1000 Cultivars of Japanese Maples and Tons of Conifers www.MrMaple.com Merch https...
2024-09-0745 minTalking WritingMinaa B on Healing Trauma Through Community CareTW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Minaa B, author of Owning Our Struggles, which is available for purchase now on our Bookshop page. Her work focuses on taking responsibility for one’s self in order to enjoy the benefits of healing, including taking a look at one’s own personal development, one’s community, and the social justice issues that one may have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. In this week’s episode, Neva and Minaa dive into what Mina means by healing trauma through community care and how her readers can implement her ideas in their everyday...
2024-09-0642 minTalking WritingWhat We're Obsessed with Now: On TechnologyIn this week’s episode, the TW staff get together to share their current technological obsessions. We discuss everything from software to hardware and everything in between. We share the tools that make our daily lives so much easier and complain about the planned obsolescence that seems to be ingrained in every new piece of tech we buy today.
2024-06-1259 minTalking WritingJonathan Kravetz on Publishing a Debut NovelTW Copyeditor Jess Barnett interviews Jonathan Kravetz, author of How We Were Before, which will be released Running Wild Press this month. His short stories and plays have appeared in various journals, including The Iris Literary Journal, The Rappahannock Review, The Furious Gazelle, The Opiate Magazine, Narrative Northeast, and others. He also teaches a creative writing class online. This week’s conversation focuses on his writing process, experience in publishing, and career as a full-time writer.
2024-05-2340 minTalking WritingNaomi Baron Is Worried About Bots Doing the Thinking for UsTW founder and publisher Martha Nichols talks AI with linguist and professor Naomi Baron. Mostly centering around Baron's recent book, Who Wrote This? How AI and the Lure of Efficiency Threaten Human Writing (Stanford University Press, 2023), their discussion ranges from the effects of AI on writing and teaching, what makes good writing, and the importance of thinking for oneself in an AI world.
2024-05-1551 minTalking WritingRussell Baker on Technological Sustainability and Doing Good-erTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews Russell Baker, the creator of the sustainability platform A Modern Remedy (AMR), a company helping purpose-led organizations deliver value for people and the planet. On his website, Russell writes long-form essays about various topics and their role in sustainability, including artificial intelligence, social media, fashion, and weather, among other subjects.
2024-05-0839 minTalking WritingWork Won’t Love You Back With Sarah JaffeTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews Sarah Jaffe, author of Work Won’t Love You Back: How Devotion to Our Jobs Keeps Us Exploited, Exhausted, and Alone. In this episode, the two discuss the idea of the American dream, how it is used to control the working class, and how it affects working artists and their ability to live off their work.
2024-04-2446 minTalking WritingThe Intense Aesthetic Experiences of Writing Poetry With Alan KingTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews Alan King, a poet and author of the book, Point Blank. In this interview, which John collected as part of his Perfect Recognition project on intense aesthetic experiences, the two discuss his connection to music and poetry, as well as his development as a poet.
2024-04-1154 minTalking WritingAngie Elita Newell on Crafting Accessible Native American History FictionTW’s Podcast Production Manager Sarah Tulloch interviews Angie Elita Newell, a trained historian, and author of the novel All I See Is Violence. The two discuss how Angie sought to make Native American history more accessible by writing a historical fiction novel as well as the lasting impact of the Battle of the Little Bighorn and how the results of the battle still affect us to this day.
2024-03-2731 minTalking WritingSaundra Gilliard on Prioritizing Feminine Storytelling and Connection TW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Saundra Gilliard, a professional storyteller, a playwright, and a personal transformation leader. The two discuss the importance of prioritizing feminine storytelling from the perspective of feminine people. Much of mainstream media prioritizes the misogynistic idea of a feminine woman rather than the stories written by women for women. Saundra emphasizes the connection that is lost within this misrepresentation and how it can be found in women’s writing.
2024-03-1853 minTalking WritingParenting Roundtable With Bekka Palmer, Matt Buccelli, and Toya GavinTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews Bekka Palmer, Matt Buccelli, and Toya Gavin. Each guest is a respected artist in their field and creates art while raising their kids. In this week’s episode, the group discusses how they juggle their creative careers and parenting.
2024-03-0445 minTalking WritingAdam Gnade on the Realities of Life as an ArtistTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews musician and author Adam Gnade, who just released I Wish to Say Lovely Things. The two discuss the realities of life as an artist—including the idea of the starving artist, avoiding lifestyle creep, and making the world a better place.
2024-02-1442 minTalking WritingIlluminating Collective History With Claudia Acevedo-QuiñonesTW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Claudia Acevedo-Quiñones, author of The Hurricane Book: A Lyric History. In this episode, Neva and Claudia discuss the process of writing a memoir from the perspective of people who have experienced ecological and colonial trauma.
2024-02-0239 minTalking WritingNFTs, Web3, and the Future of Publishing With Nifemi AlukoTW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Nifemi Aluko, author of Toffy’s Divide. In this episode, Neva and Nifemi discuss the rise of Web3 options in publishing and his use of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to maintain ownership over his work.
2024-01-2444 minTalking WritingAmy Belfi on the Cognition, Neuroscience, and Creation of MusicTW Creative Director John Vogel interviews Amy Belfi, PhD, an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychological Science exploring the intersection of music, psychology, and neuroscience. In this week’s episode, they discuss intense aesthetic experiences, the role of art in people's personal lives and society as a whole, and Amy’s journey to the science of music.
2024-01-1032 min
Share The Tea Tuesday'sMartha Nichols & Charlie Lewis w/ArdyssLifeWelcome to Share The Tea Tuesday's!
Today's special guests are Martha Nichols, Director and Charlie Lewis, Executive President of ArdyssLife. Let's TALK about health and the wonders of the Angel Bra. Visit their website ardysslife.com and follow on social media.
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2023-12-271h 01Talking WritingInk-Making, Place-Based Art, and an Artist Community With Jason LoganIn this week’s episode, the TW staff get together to share their current artistic obsessions. We discussed everything from community building, ink making, book reviewing, and a thorough analysis of Beverly Hills, 90210. This discussion allowed us to take a break from making art to pay the bills and discuss our processes of making art for art’s sake.
2023-12-1949 minTalking WritingCurrent Obsessions With the Talking Writing StaffIn this week’s episode, the TW staff get together to share their current artistic obsessions. We discussed everything from community building, ink making, book reviewing, and a thorough analysis of Beverly Hills, 90210. This discussion allowed us to take a break from making art to pay the bills and discuss our processes of making art for art’s sake.
2023-12-1947 minTalking WritingAthena Dixon on Exploring Isolation, Art, and ConnectionTW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Athena Dixon, the author of The Loneliness Files. In this episode, Neva and Athena discuss the weight of loneliness that came about during the lockdown of 2020 and how it affected our daily lives even after being lifted.
2023-12-0746 minTalking WritingTuan Phan: The Trouble with Memory TW Managing Editor Neva Talladen interviews Tuan Phan, author of Remembering Water: A Memoir of Departure and Return (Hidden River Press). Tuan juxtaposes his childhood memories of Vietnam and his family’s exile to the US with his parents’ recollection of the same events, finding connections and resonance in spite of the discrepancies. The memoir explores the complex questions around identity and home through the story of Tuan’s leaving and eventual return to his birthplace, where he reconnects with his father and old friends. Remembering Water is a winner of the 2018 Panther Creek Nonfiction Book Award.
2023-11-1550 minTalking WritingWART on Connecting With the CreativeJohn Vogel, our creative director, interviews artist and short story writer Christian McCulloch, also known as WART. WART's art has been featured on the Talking Writing website before so it’s only natural that we invite him to speak on the podcast. WART is a prolific short-story writer with a background in fine art. He’s been an international teacher in the British West Indies, Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong. He also worked for 10 years in special needs in the United Kingdom. After 30 years of teaching, he returned to the United Kingdom and now lives and creates in London.
2023-10-2628 minTalking WritingJoeAnn Hart on Confronting Climate Change Hopes and RealitiesSarah Tulloch, Talking Writing’s podcast production manager, interviewed JoeAnn Hart. JoeAnn is the author of Highwire Act and Other Tales of Survival. Highwire Act is a collection of previously published short stories that highlight the conflicts that climate change will bring to the forefront of human civilization. The characters are confronted with the consequences of dying ecosystems, illnesses, political tension, and new norms within human communities in order to survive the global change.
2023-10-1125 min
Wholehearted : 5 areas of your heart that lead to living your best life on purpose.Hardship & HopeBonnie talks about seasons of hardship and some perspectives we can have as we go through them. She refers to the story of Mary and Martha and Lazarus to share 4 key points of hope as we navigate difficult seasons.
2023-09-2623 minTalking WritingAmbitions for the Future of ClimateIn the wake of this summer’s Canadian wildfires, protesters are descending on Climate Week NYC, which includes today’s United Nations Climate Ambition Summit. Although the spotlight on climate change has gotten a lot brighter in the past several months, the issue has been going on for decades. Three works have come out recently that were all conceived before this summer’s alarming weather but seem even more relevant now. All three artists have some connection to Talking Writing, and I decided that making a collage of their works and interviewing them would be a great way to explor...
2023-09-2052 min
Wild Women Who Write Take FlightThe Doctor Is InDr. Martha Boone shares stories from the trenches of Charity Hospital, a staple in New Orleans until Katrina destroyed it. Her first novel, The Big Free, follows an idealistic young doctor during her first six months of internship at the renowned hospital. The Unfettered Urologist, her nonfiction book, includes what she wishes she could have told her patients but never had time to do so. In March, her follow-up to The Big Free, Mother Charity releases. Listen in for a visit behind the scenes in the medical field.
2023-09-1426 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 5 - Why Is Live Music Dynamic?In this episode, the interviewed artists talk about their approaches to playing their music live. What are the challenges? Where is the wiggle room for improvisation? What makes a performance engaging? As with the previous episode, each artist approaches the live situation differently, whether trying to present something that you've made in a studio or working out something that you've made in rehearsal.
2023-09-0632 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 4 - Two Entirely Different ThingsPerforming live and recording music are very different acts, and the skill sets don't necessarily cross over. Some musicians are prone to creating things in the studio and then face the challenge of making something live out of it. Others write and experiment in the live setting and then go into the studio to try and translate what they've been doing live. Both approaches come with unique challenges, and this episode asks the question: "What do you get psychologically out of each process, playing live and recording?"
2023-09-0633 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 5 - Why Is Live Performance Dynamic?In this episode, the interviewed artists talk about their approaches to playing their music live. What are the challenges? Where is the wiggle room for improvisation? What makes a performance engaging? As with the previous episode, each artist approaches the live situation differently, whether trying to present something that you've made in a studio or working out something that you've made in rehearsal.
2023-09-0632 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 4 - Two Entirely Different ThingsPerforming live and recording music are very different acts, and the skill sets don't necessarily cross over. Some musicians are prone to creating things in the studio and then face the challenge of making something live out of it. Others write and experiment in the live setting and then go into the studio to try and translate what they've been doing live. Both approaches come with unique challenges, and this episode asks the question: "What do you get psychologically out of each process, playing live and recording?"
2023-09-0633 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 3 - Growing Projects on the SideMost artists tend to have many different projects occurring simultaneously or over the course of their artistic lives. Here the artists interviewed tell how they tend to move from one project to another and what their various projects provide them.
2023-09-0629 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 2 - When Ideas Float Out of the EtherThis episode explores the way that ideas come up and how they move through the process into becoming a piece of art. The path from vague idea to finished product is never straightforward. One thing that becomes clear during these conversations is how messy and random the progression can be.
2023-09-0632 min
Talking WritingWeird Music Episode 1 - Communicating Through ArtThe first episode of the Weird Music podcast series focuses on an idea put forth by Stephen King in On Writing: that art depends on telepathy. While discussing the telepathic elements of art, the conversation veers into the area of whether or not the artist's intention translates through the work.
2023-09-0634 minTalking WritingBrad Schreiber on the Quantifiable Power of MusicJohn Vogel, Talking Writing's art director, interviews author Brad Schreiber on his latest book, Music is Power, and the influences that shaped his writing. Brad is an author, screenwriter, producer, literary consultant, journalist, playwright, teacher, and performer. Music Is Power: Popular Songs, Social Justice, and the Will to Change tells fascinating stories about the origins and impact of dozens of world-changing songs while revealing political context and the personal challenges of legendary artists from Bob Dylan to Bob Marley.
2023-07-2540 minTalking WritingDana Humphrey on Writing a Memoir in the Third PersonNeva Talladen, managing editor of Talking Writing, interviews the self-published author Dana Humphrey. The two discuss creating such a vulnerable piece of work while still keeping your real-life relationships intact. Dana is a life coach, an author, a life coach, a death doula, and a hot yoga instructor. May All Beings Be Fed is an incredibly vulnerable memoir of Dana’s life written in the third person. Through Yaya, Dana is able to explore her upbringing, her experience acquiring a mental health diagnosis, and her experience with drugs at a healthy distance.
2023-07-0437 minTalking WritingKelli Russell Agodon: Writing, Family, and the Spaces They ShareJohn Vogel, Talking Writing’s art director, interviewed poet, writer, and editor Kelli Russell Agodon. Kelli Russell Agodon (she/her) is the author of four collections of poems, including her most recent, the award-winning Dialogues with Rising Tides, published by Copper Canyon Press in 2021. Kelli and John discuss the logistics behind making time for art as a parent, the role of their spouses in the artistic process, and staying motivated to submit and publish.
2023-06-0727 minTalking WritingDavid Santos Donaldson Goes to the WildernessTalking Writing founder and publisher Martha Nichols talks to David Santos Donaldson about his novel Greenland, published by Amistad Press in 2022 and out now in paperback, which has garnered wide critical acclaim. In this interview, Martha and David discuss the personal background of the novel, the struggle of racial and sexual identity in the face of the white heterosexual default, and the cultural background of magical realism.
2023-05-1643 minTalking WritingNicki Pappas: Finding Community Among the ExcommunicatedTW's managing editor Neva Talladen speaks with Nicki Pappas, a writer and podcaster whose self-published memoir, As Familiar as Family, delves into the abusive events that led her to leave a church with which she had been intimately involved. Nicki also hosts Broadening the Narrative, a podcast dedicated to exploring themes, ideas, and ways of being that exist outside the white evangelicalism in which she was raised. Neva and Nicki discuss the book, religion, and self-publishing.
2023-04-2440 min
Allergy Dragon's Lair PodcastTwo Alpha Gals Are In The Allergy Dragon's Lair Sharing How Life Doesn't Have To Suck - Season2 EP2My favorite part of hosting Allergy Dragon's Lair is being able to interview people I admire and respect from the community. Join The Two Alpha Gals and Me in The Allergy Dragon's Lair. In this episode, Debbie and Candice take us on a Walk Through The Tall Grass and share how life doesn't have to suck! Candice Matthis and Debbie Nichols started blogging as Two Alpha Gals after they were diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome in 2018 and 2019. Since then, they’ve been sharing tips and tricks on navigating life while living with the condition they contracted from ticks that mak...
2023-03-1722 minTalking WritingRichard Zimler: Making Connections Between Times, Between PeopleTW's publisher, Martha Nichols, talks with novelist Richard Zimler. Their conversation focuses on Richard's latest novel, The Incandescent Threads, which was selected as a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award. Martha delves into the personal stories behind the book's themes as well as Richard's thoughts on the invisible threads that connect the past with the future – and all of us.
2023-02-2741 minTalking WritingAnjan Chatterjee: Combining Aesthetics with NeuroscienceJohn Vogel, TW’s art director, talks with director for the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics Anjan Chatterjee about his paths in science and photography, the brain’s role in deriving pleasure from art, and the funding of the science of art. Anjan has practiced neurology for the past thirty years and produced two books on the subject of neuroaesthetics.
2023-02-0231 min
Book Vs Movie PodcastWho's Afraid of Virginia Wolf (1966) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, George Segal, Edward Albee & Mike NicholsBook Vs. Movie: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf The Edward Albee 1962 Play Vs. the 1966 Mike Nichols FilmThe three-hour anger fest that is Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf is one of the most celebrated and controversial of the 1960s. Edward Albee’s 1961 play is about middle-aged couple George & Martha, who have been drinking and battling for years, and one unfortunate evening they have with new friends Nick & Honey. It caused a stir at the time for its “racy” language, the three-hour runtime, and its intense performances by Uta Hagen, Arthur Hill, Ben Piazza, and Melinda Dillon.
2023-01-101h 14
Récits Francophones au Coeur de l'AmériqueEpisode 39Nous continuons notre conversation avec la Présidente de L'Alliance Française de Louisville, Martha Nichols-Pecceu.Dans ce deuxième épisode, nous parlons de L'Alliance Française de Louisville et de l'institution de l'Alliance Française en général Elle nous partage aussi ses visions pour notre communauté francophone. https://twitter.com/natsisjames
2022-12-3026 minTalking WritingWhy Do We Do This? #CreativeLiferIn this closing episode for the year, the Talking Writing team discusses how they mix their creative lives with everything else. Publisher Martha Nichols, Art Director John Vogel, Managing Editor Neva Talladen, and Nonfiction Editor Gabrielle (Gabi) Coloma talk about their successes, hesitations, failures, and determination to stay creatively sparked. Happy Holidays! The TW podcast will be on hiatus for the rest of 2022, returning early next year.
2022-12-2138 minRécits Francophones au Coeur de l'AmériqueEpisode 38Nous avons rendez-vous avec la Présidente de L'Alliance Française de Louisville, Martha Nichols-Pecceu.Dans ce premier épisode, Martha nous parle de sa relation avec la langue française qui a commencé un peu plus tard dans sa jeunesse. Elle est tombée amoureuse au point de poursuivre son doctorat en français à l'université Duke University. Son enthousiasme pour le français a même inspiré des membres de sa famille d'apprécier la langue aussi. https://twitter.com/natsisjames
2022-12-1621 minTalking WritingEditors Can't Eat Prestige: Rachel Kambury and the HarperCollins StrikeAs the HarperCollins strike continues, we're running a fuller edit of TW managing editor Neva Talladen's interview with HarperCollins associate editor Rachel Kambury. This version focuses on Rachel's personal story entering into the publishing world, as well as specifics about the causes and conditions of the strike.
2022-12-0636 minTalking WritingThe Trouble with Money and PublishingThis episode focuses on the financial sustainability of art and publishing. It features an interview by managing editor Neva Talladen about the current HarperCollins strike with Rachel Kambury, an associate editor at HarperCollins, and a reading by Rebecca Steinitz of her essay "On Writing Another Novel."
2022-11-2038 minTalking WritingVote for Art: Writers and Artists Remake the WorldIn this spotlight episode about politics and art, we bring together readings from poets, interview comments, and excerpts from the essay "Is History Wasted on Everyone?" by Martha Nichols.
2022-11-0636 min
The Ins And OutsEpisode #189 - Martha NicholsIn this episode we spoke to the incredible Martha Nichols. Martha is a very established Dancer, Educator and choreographer. Her Credits include Madonna, Rhianna, Jessie J, Kylie Minogue, La La Land, In The Heights and many more. She was also the assistant choreographer on the up coming Disney film "Snow White"
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2022-11-041h 46Talking WritingJamey Robinson's Path Through MusicJohn Vogel, TW's art director, talks with Philadelphia musician Jamey Robinson about creativity, criticism, and intense aesthetic experiences. Robinson is the former keyboard player for Need New Body and Man Man as well as composer for his solo project, Buffalo Stance.All music in this episode is © Jamey Robinson and used with his permission.
2022-10-2334 minTalking WritingSarah Fay's Cautionary Tale About MisdiagnosesIn this inaugural episode, TW founder and publisher Martha Nichols talks to Sarah Fay, author of Pathological: The True Story of Six Misdiagnoses, about writing and diagnosing mental health conditions.
2022-10-1140 min
Science Fiction 101Murderbot: Fiend and Novice (episode 16)Colin and Phil dig in to Martha Wells' multi-award-winning MURDERBOT series, reviewing the first story of that series "All Systems Red".
What could explain the huge popularity of the series? What will Murderbot novice Phil make of it? What will Murderbot fiend Colin reveal about how the whole series fits together?
We hope you enjoy the episode!
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2022-04-171h 01
The YVR Screen Scene PodcastEpisode 201: Rachel NicholsRachel Nichols’ career story is packed with memorable characters from all manner of genre entertainment. She was Kiera Cameron, the ass-kicking cop from the future, on Continuum, one of the only locally shot sci-fi series to actually set their story in Vancouver. She was Alexa, the waitress who enjoys a birthday threesome with Samantha and Richard in an iconic episode of Sex and the City. She was possibly the worst babysitter ever seen on screen in The Amityville Horror, a role for which she was nominated for Best Frightened Performance at the MTV Movie Awards and Choice Movie Scream Sc...
2022-01-1857 min
History Comes AliveEp. 59: The Politics of Puritan Missions: The Coming of John Eliot, Pt. 1In the wake of so many controversies, there arose one more for the Puritan Oligarchy. This was in their wheelhouse and presumably should have been a slam dunk. It wasn't. The missionary efforts of The United Colonies, led by John Eliot, was marred with political intrigue and disappointing results. The records, the sentiments from those who were there, and the numeric results are a testimony not to doctrine, but to approach. Sometimes, the old adage really is true, "It's not what you say, but how you say it." In this two-part episode, we'll measure the efforts of John Eliot...
2021-11-1337 min
The Brian Nichols Show281: #CubaLibre - 62 Years in the MakingFor 62 years, the Cuban people have been living under authoritarian rule thanks to the Communist regime under the Castros. After 62 years, the Cuban people are standing up to their government chanting "we aren't scared anymore".Martha Bueno returns to the program to outline how Cuba got to this point, what sparked this recent uprising, and what you can do to help support #CubaLibreWATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/-1ZzNZPzJZALiberty Sales Ebook- https://www.briannicholsshow.com/libertyfriendsebook
2021-07-1438 min
Make Dance FunDance Friends Are The Best FriendsIn Episode 15, our Studio Owner BFF Christy Curtis, owner of CC&Co Dance Complex in Raleigh, NC, is with us, and we're sharing a little about her, our friendship and how she inspires and motivates us! Christy has trained some of the most incredible dancers and choreographers: Martha Nichols, Ariana Dubose, Kirsten Russell, Sarah Pippin and Jake Tribus to name a few! She is so well respected in our industry for her energetic and outgoing personality as well as her passion, grit and true love of dance! We met on a Break The Floor teacher retreat in H...
2021-04-0838 min
We Are Libertarians215: Sunday Candidate Highlight Series- Meet Martha Bueno, Libertarian Candidate for Miami-Dade DisListen to the full episode here:
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It’s never too early to start thinking about the 2022 elections, and that’s why Martha Bueno is joining the program to discuss her candidacy for the Miami Dade District 10 Commissioner.
An area in Florida that encompasses, West Kendall, Kendall Lakes,Fonatinebleau, Horse Country, Westchester, Westwood Lakes, Olympia Heights and Sunset, listen as Martha outlines her vision for Miami-Dade as one of pro-liberty and opportunity.
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2021-03-2232 min
The Brian Nichols Show215: Sunday Candidate Highlight Series- Meet Martha Bueno, Libertarian Candidate for Miami-Dade District 10
It’s never too early to start thinking about the 2022 elections, and that's why Martha Bueno is joining the program to discuss her candidacy for the Miami Dade District 10 Commissioner.
An area in Florida that encompasses, West Kendall, Kendall Lakes,Fonatinebleau, Horse Country, Westchester, Westwood Lakes, Olympia Heights and Sunset, listen as Martha outlines her vision for Miami-Dade as one of pro-liberty and opportunity.
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2021-03-2232 min
Dance Magazine PodcastFunding Black Dance, #QueertheBallet, and Martha NicholsA transcript of this episode is available here: https://thedanceedit.com/transcript-episode-51Links referenced in/relevant to episode 51:-NYT piece on SAG-AFTRA allowing influencers to join: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/12/style/influencer-union-hollywood-SAG-AFTRA.html-Dallas Black Dance Theatre digital programming information: https://dbdt.com/season-calendar/cultural-awareness/-San Diego Union Tribune piece on the error in "The Nutcracker" score: https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/entertainment/story/2021-02-13/nutcracker-score-engraving-error-Washington Post story on why Black dance is struggling to come back from COVID: https://www.washingtonpost.com/road-to-recovery/2021/02/14/ballet-black-dance/-Guardian article on #QueertheBallet: https...
2021-02-181h 01
Rolling Fork Baptist Church210124 WHAT IF YOU WERE MARTHA John 11What kind of limitations does your faith have? Do you have the right perspective about Jesus? And what if Jesus had said "Ok, as you wish" after Martha said “Lord, by this time there will be an odor, for he has been dead four days.”? All of this more in today's message.
2021-02-1021 min
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2020-12-0258 min
Practice You with Elena BrowerJohanna Nichols and Martha McAlpineOn homeschooling as reclaiming learning, prioritizing in a busy household and the gifts of boredom. Making the decision to homeschool [2:03] Keeping rhythms with non-attachment [8:57] Being driven by children's interest. Choosing. Focusing [12:31] Reclaiming our learning. Giving ownership to the children [21:48] Interoception. Subtracting and letting kids get bored [23:14] Surviving as a family. Choosing values and saying them out loud [27:15] Being generous with yourself so that you can be more generous [32:10] Recognizing developmental stages [38:42] Working while homeschooling. Knowing your priorities. Love languages [39:56] Johanna Nichols is a mama to 4, an artist and Waldorf inspired homeschooler. Professionally trained as a chef, everything...
2020-11-2849 min
The Dance Coach Podcast29. Finding Purpose in Your Practice with Lauren Adams.In todays episode I am welcoming a very special guest, Lauren Adams. Lauren is an accomplished Master teacher and highly sought after choreographer and has been teaching for the top conventions in the world for the past 20 years. She is also my best friend. We are sitting down to discuss her latest creative endeavor her virtual workshop series Activate. We discuss how Activate came to be, what it is evolving into and our very exaciting up and coming collaboration with Martha Nichols. If you love to talk dance, art, nature and reality TV you are going to love this...
2020-09-1857 min
Dance And StuffEpisode 84: With More Martha NicholsNew York may be cold but at least it isn't as cold as Calgary or the American Health Care system. The Queens cheer themselves up and we get to hear Part 2 of Martha Nichols' journey.
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2019-01-251h 05Dance And StuffEpisode 83: With Martha NicholsJack and Reid have closed Everything Is Imaginable and their bodies are feeling it. That doesn't stop Reid from learning his Cunningham choreo and Jack bringing out his Carol Channing impersonations. They are blessed by a visit from Martha Nichols, who gives a story so epic it will come in two acts.
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2019-01-181h 28
Your Health. Your Way.Finding Your Perfect DietIn this episode I talk about biochemical individuality and what that means for the way you eat. We discuss why there is no one size fits all approach to eating and how to figure out what diet fits your unique individual needs.
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2019-01-1632 min
GymCastic: The Gymnastics PodcastPeng Gets a 20, Martha Gets a ZeroMEET NEWS Live Show with Kennedy Baker and our overall impressions of the weekend (3:58) UCLA wins its 7th national title in remarkable upset fashion! (Super Six 13:19) Peng. Peng Peng Peng Peng Peng. Peng. Oklahoma finishes less than a single deduction behind UCLA. It's the Gutsu/Miller of our time. We break down the small, tiny, minuscule, infinitesimal differences that decided the title Jessica and Spencer argue over how to count to 4. FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT. Most exciting Super Six EVAH? BYES ARE OVER. Why this was the best possible advertisement for a four-team final, and why it's going to get even...
2018-04-252h 49
Baby GeniusesBrittani Nichols / Kristen StudardHello babies! Are you ready to chase greatness? We are, no thanks to the buggy Duane “The Rock” Johnson iPhone alarm clock app! On today’s episode we give advice to a 29 year old virgin who is probably overthinking everything. If you listen to today’s Chunch Chat segment, you’ll learn that Martha Stewart still has three friendly miniature Sicilian donkeys. On Wiki of the Week, we touch on Sun Showers, which are an interesting meteorological phenomenon with remarkably similar folkloric names around the world. Most names involve references to tricky animals giving birth or the devil. Brittani Nichols jo...
2016-05-301h 21
Podcast ConversacinesConversacines 117 - ¿Quien teme a Virginia Woolf? (Mike Nichols)George y Martha son un matrimonio que se profesa un odio salvaje. Ambos tienen personalidades autodestructivas, conocen perfectamente las debilidades del otro y saben cómo exasperarlo. George es un profesor de historia alcohólico. Martha, la hija del director de la universidad donde George da clases, es una mujer frustrada y vulnerable. Un sábado por la noche, después de una fiesta, invitan a su casa a un nuevo profesor y a su esposa. La presencia de esta pareja no evita que Martha y George se humillen y maltraten como de costumbre. A través de este cruel juego...
2014-07-0258 min