My___on Mondays

Episode 58: My Sea Hag Halloween - MING Public Archives Series

Terror Tales by the Old Sea Hag, performed by Martha Wentworth, 1959.

Episode 57: My Conversation with Luana Graves- MING Disappearing Worlds Series

Luana Graves is a writer and the founder of Lowcountry Gullah, a non-profit organization and podcast dedicated to the Gullah Geechie culture and raising awareness around the challenges faced by the community.

To learn more, visit: https://lowcountrygullah.com/

Episode 56: My Uncle Woody - MING Disappearing Worlds

Woody Collins is the author of Where Have All the Shrimp Boats Gone?: A 100-Year History of the Shrimping Industry in the South Carolina Lowcountry.

 

You can learn more about Woody and his book here:

https://www.shrimpboatsgone.com/

Episode 55: My Convesation with Jodeen Revere - Artist Interview Series

Jodeen Revere is an Idaho actor and writer. In addition to her work on stage, in film and readings of her personal essays, she has been part of two Migration Theory site specific productions: S5 and Small Matters. Her one woman show, The Persistent Guest, opens this Saturday at Boise Contemporary Theatre.

Tickets are available at: https://bctheater.org/the-persistent-guest/

 

Episode 54: My Biggest Mistake by Heidi Kraay

Heidi Kraay is a playwright and writer across disciplines. Her work examines the connection between brain and body, seeking empathy with fractured characters. She pulls myth, metaphor and monsters together to attempt connections across difference. Her plays, including Unwind: Hindsight is 2020, see in the dark, How to Hide Your Monster, New Eden, Me and My Shadow, Kilgore, as well as co-devised plays, plays for young audiences, one-acts and short plays, have been presented nationally and internationally.

 

Learn more about Heidi and her work at: http://www.heidikraay.com/

Episode 53: My Conversation with Prime - MING Artist Interview

The artist Jose Reza, better known as Prime K2S, is credited with being a founder of Los Angeles stylized graffiti lettering. He gained international exposure when his work was featured in the book Spraycan Art, one of the earliest documentations of graffiti culture. He designed the cover for The Getty Research Institute's L.A. Liber Amicorum, otherwise known as The Getty Graffiti Black Book, which is housed in the Getty's rare manuscript collection. Today, he is also well known for both his public installations as well as his contemporary canvas work.

 

To learn more about Prime and his work, you can follow him here: @primek2s

Episode 52: My Backyard Song by J.R. Rivero Kinsey

J.R. Rivero Kinsey is a writer of music and prose. She is the creator of the musical project, Palankeen.

For more information about J.R. and her work, visit: https://palankeen.bandcamp.com/

Episode 51: My Secret Bedrooms - Heidi Kraay

Heidi Kraay is a playwright and writer across disciplines. Her work examines the connection between brain and body, seeking empathy with fractured characters. She pulls myth, metaphor and monsters together to attempt connections across difference. Her plays, including Unwind: Hindsight is 2020, see in the dark, How to Hide Your Monster, New Eden, Me and My Shadow, Kilgore, as well as co-devised plays, plays for young audiences, one-acts and short plays, have been presented nationally and internationally.

 

Learn more about Heidi and her work at: http://www.heidikraay.com/

Episode 50: My Salute To Rushdie

A reading of the intro to Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie.

Episode 49: My Conversation with Jacob Mitas

Jacob Mitas is an artist, musician and luthier who specializes in bow-making in Portland, Oregon.

 

You can find out more about Jacob and his work at: https://www.mitasbows.com/