My___on Mondays

Episode 194: My Water Walks

Around the Block is a series collecting city sounds block by block. This week, three walks in or along water: the Basque Block in the rain, the Boise River off Parkcenter, and a canal in East Meridian. To submit a sound for this series, email matt@mingstudios.org.

Episode 193: My Tooth Stories

Everyone has a tooth story. This week, we have readings of a few particular tooth stories collected at Address Book: Teeth. Address Book is an artist collective in Boise, Idaho creating site-specific happenings. To learn more and stay up to date on events, you can find Address Book on Instagram at @addressbookboise.

Episode 192: My Brush and Tom Turkey

Susan Lasater is a visual artist and writer whose work can be found on previous episodes of this podcast, including episodes 118 and 143, and in Paper Plane Press. With twenty-seven screws and four rods in her spine, plus a plate in her skull, she can predict the weather. This week, she reads two of her pieces.

Episode 191: My Growth Rings and Gratitude

Kiala Siman is a New Jersey-born poet, singer, and actress. Her first book of poetry, The girl in the motel room, touches on mental health, childhood trauma, and motherhood. This week, Kiala reads five new poems.

Episode 190: My Zombies on Monday

D Kopec is a poet, translator, and essayist. This week, they read the first part of their erasure poem "Walk Dad," made from The Walking Dead's pilot episode script. D's other work includes the chapbook night cries and the book-length poem biosphere 3. You can find more of their work in Equatorial Mag, Oroboro, and Paper Plane.

Episode 189: My Abundance and Scarcity

Mary K Johnson is an artist, designer, and experimental gardener. She sat down this week with Matt Bunk to discuss scarcity mindsets, barter systems, and building equitable communities. You can learn more about Mary K's work and find references for a number of ideas she touched on here: A Creative Asset.

Episode 188: My Night Walks

Around the Block is a series collecting city sounds block by block. This week, three night walks: the Greenbelt, Garden City, and the North End. To submit a sound for this series, email matt@mingstudios.org.

Episode 187: My Love's Labour's Lost

Love's Labour's Lost is a play full of people forcefully stating their intentions and then instantly throwing them aside. This episode is a live recording of the first scene. The Boise Bard Players' production is touring the Treasure Valley 9/4 through 9/14. You can find more information at boisebardplayers.org.

Episode 186: My Uncomfortable Music

Courtney Majors is a Utah-based violinist who moves around a lot. She met Matt Bunk in her cousin's suburban Boise backyard to talk vulnerability in art, the Salt Lake City LDS temple, and leaving Utah.

Episode 185: My Network Built From Barbershops

John Wicks is an actor and director focused on amplifying the quiet voices. This week, he sat down with Matt Bunk to discuss making Black theater in a state full of white people and cows.