Grace and Sierra are the Cattail Cooks, a one-time catering company focused on the stories that can be told by your food and by you about your food turned completely to community service. Delicious, nutritious and conscientious! Mangé! Mangé!
Sinnidra Taylor is one half of the founding force behind Crazy Waffle Bar, a boutique waffle popup. Lately she’s been heavily involved in COVID relief efforts of which we are aware primarily just because of her very strong instagame.
Erica Rae Robinet is a doula and a newly minted shade-tree baker. You can get a cookie subscription from her. A subscription to freshly baked cookies. Do that. And feast your ears upon this delicious episode’s NPR-quality-audio ass, Eggheads! We got babies and baked goods, babies. If it’s got a egg in it, you know we’re gonna serve it up.
TALL SAM JONES is a pedicabber, a bike mechanic, a musician and a recently invigorated activist. He’s got a lot to report about the local protest scene, and the sad news that the rights of the gimme-a-haircut crowd aren’t really being infringed, that crowd just isn’t thinking about it creatively. Or, let’s face it, at all.
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Lacy Ellinwood is a librarian, an ex-service industry professional (like anybody who has two degrees), and the oldest broad ever to be in a punk band. She might not know a lot about anything, but she knows a little about everything, which sort of makes her an analog Google. I mean, a librarian. She also likes her eggs over medium, but she won’t get them that way from us in the time of COVID. Sorry. We talk about Katrina, Corona, Prague and Pedals. Come and get it!
The Wellness Director for the Broadmoore Improvement Association joins Asher Griffith today, all alone and by himself. He cuts his teeth on interviewing, and she effortlessly (and perhaps unwittingly) adds to the format of the show! There's a lot about stoicism, and there's a lot about maggots, but there's a LOT about what your neighborhood can do for you, and what you can do for your neighborhood.
