My___on Mondays

Episode 204: My Clay

Sam Gillespie is a writer and voice actor based in Los Angeles. He says most of his work is written in fits of insomnia. This week, he shares six short poems.

Episode 203: My One

Sequoia is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His songs tell stories of the now, becoming an archive of the present moment. This week, he shares two songs from his project "One": "Lovebug" and "Wanna Be." The live album is available now and the full project, including video, will be rolling out online January 1, 2026.

Episode 202: My Noise Walks

Around the Block is a series collecting city sounds block by block. This week, three walks in the Linen District. To submit a sound for this series, email matt@mingstudios.org.

Episode 201: My History of Love in Eight Poems

Elena Maddy is a writer and stage manager originally from Roseville, California, now based in Boise, Idaho. When she writes, she writes about home. This week, she shares eight short poems on love. This episode is a companion to episode 198: My Temporary Intimacies and Lifelong Friends.

Episode 200: My Elevator Music

Ben Owens is a Portland local. He's a mechanic by day and a sound designer by night. This week, he shares a new piece of sound art: "Elevator Ride in Five Stops."

Episode 199: My Life (If It Is)

Logan Leavitt is an interdisciplinary artist based in Boise, Idaho. His work is rooted in place and often spontaneous. This week, he shares a new piece of sound art: "If It's Life." You can find and listen to more of his music under his name or with the band Leading Lines.

Episode 198: My Temporary Intimacies and Lifelong Friends

Elena Maddy is a writer and stage manager originally from Roseville, California, now settled in Boise, Idaho. When she writes, she writes about home. This week, she sat down with Matt Bunk to discuss exploring cities on foot and how you know when you're home.

Episode 197: My Birds and Hope

Richard Rachman is a poet and plant ecologist originally from Los Angeles, now living in Bishop, California. He writes a lot about birds, but he says he doesn't like them as much as plants. This week, he shares six new poems.

Episode 196: My Green Ribbon Suite

Ruth Decker is a pianist and composer from Helena, Montana who says the aims of her compositions are to draw out the music already hidden in the instruments. This week, she shares a suite of five original piano pieces: The Green Ribbon Suite.

Episode 195: My Ghosts and Reflections

Daniel Mosakewicz grew up on a steady diet of comics, Star Wars, and books about things that could not possibly happen. He earned his degrees in English Literature and History from Appalachian State. Originally from North Carolina, he now resides in Boise, Idaho, where he eats too much Mexican food and listens to too much Bruce Springsteen. This week, he shares two short stories and a poem.