Charlie Wells is a writer of dramatic horror. In this episode, we talk with Charlie about the production of his title “Keep Your Eyes on the Road” that was produced on the The NoSleep Podcast. Charlie and Mark also informally perform a very small bit of one of Charlie’s unpublished works. Settle in for an entertaining episode that includes advice to writers working to publish in this genre.
Episode 7 Show Notes
This episode is full of practical points on being a musician, how one conveys music skills to students, and includes a creative account of how to get a guitar to a young person across the ocean.
Vijay-Kumar Solanki’s work encompasses live music, performance, teaching and learning. In his interview with us in Episode 7, he shared his view that innovation means taking something from one context and using it in a fresh way in a new context.
With that in mind, take a trip over to Planet Solanki, where Vijay teaches guitar (and some philosophy), using a common language approach to reach learners at all levels. And if you want to hear Vijay perform, keep your eye out for his bands, the Stiff Dills and LCT.
Episode 7 is now online
In Episode 7, we talked with Vijay-Kumar Solanki, who shared with us his philosophy on music and music education.
Creative Coasts now on gPodder
CC is now available through yet another podcast distribution system. Find us, and an RSS feed link to us, at https://gpodder.net/podcast/creative-coasts.
If you like to get your podcasts through an open source platform, chances are you already know what gPodder is. Their main website states: gpodder.net is a libre web service that allows you to manage your podcast subscriptions and discover new content. If you use multiple devices, you can synchronize subscriptions and your listening progress.
One more way to enjoy Creative Coasts!
Episode 6 Show Notes
Go further in-depth with episode 6‘s interviewee, artist and activist Christina Springer, in our Essential Christina Springer YouTube playlist! Here you’ll find Christina’s Given the Circumstances video, discussed in episode 6. You’ll also find a video exploration of her Rebrand the Past project and her amazing first film, Creation of Destiny.
Want even more of Christina Springer? Here you go!
- Christina treated us to a reading of her poem The Dirt Seen Thousands Got No Child Support, But, Whatever, Carry On.
- Enjoy more of her work in Raising Mothers and Mom Egg Review.
- Did you know Christina has a brand new book of poetry focused on feminism and eroticism? Read about The Splooge Factory on the publisher’s page and Amazon.
- Learn more about Christina’s aesthetic (and pick up some of her favorite things) in her etsy and Spoonflower shops
Episode 6 is now online
In Episode 6, we talked with Christina Springer, who shared with us the background behind her works including Futuristic Relics & Motherboards Sacred.
Episode 5 Show Notes
Did our interview with Lulú De Panbehchi inspire you to branch out from Instagram? Then check out some of these Lulú-approved mobile photography apps and get started creating some truly unique art using nothing more than your phone.
Pixel, a free, collaborative drawing app
Mextures, an app for adding vintage, grunge, and blended textures to your pics
Hipstamatic: yep, that’s right…Hipstamatic’s still a thing, and it’s amazing
And if you don’t have the $1.99 to toss at Mextures or Hipstamatic (we’ve all been there), try out these free options first and upgrade later:
Need some inspiration? Check out the New Era Museum for some gorgeous mobile photography.
The New Era Museum Homepage and the NEM Minimalism Facebook group
Episode 5 is now online
In Episode 5, we talk with Lulú De Panbehchi about her work with iPhone photography apps, and her use of this medium to create impressive art.
Episode 4 Show Notes
Can’t get enough of Laura Ellen Scott after Episode 4? Then you’re in luck because you can download her free book of creepy short stories– with equally creepy illustrations by Mike Meginnis– right here!
And if you haven’t heard Laura’s interview with us yet, then hop on over to our Soundcloud page. Laura will tell you her secrets for writing mysteries, solving mysteries, and the biggest mystery of all: getting published.
Episode 4 is now online
In Episode 4, we talk with Laura Ellen Scott about the best approaches to writing, and her New Royal mystery novel trilogy. The author also reads a portion of one of her works.