This week Ariel and Ray talk to Chris Kamenstein and Shannon Flahrety from Goat in the Road Productions about our UPCOMING EVENT at the Community Arts Center in New Orleans on March 25 called GET YOUR ART ON. We also discuss their new play, "Foriegn to Myself" about a veteran's journey from war to home.
In the second half of the show, we speak with Jeff Key, a well known veteran playwright who is beginning the production a new play, "Lilac and Liquor," here in New Orleans.

Music Credits:
Yardsale by The Avett Brothers (intro/exit)

NOLA MATTERS

Episode 18: In Theater

Our first show back after a 4 month hiatus. We speak to Delaney Martin, co-director of New Orleans Airlift, and the mind behind the art and performances of Music Box Village and New Water Music. Delaney talks to us about her next big project centered around Military Veterans and their return home, and how the public can help shoulder the burdens of war.

Music Credits
Opening/Closing: "A Bigger Paper Bag" by Father John Misty.

Feb 20, 2018: Rites of Return

Our guests on this podcast are Tilman Hardy and Peter Robins-Brown from the Louisiana Poor People's Campaign. We discuss the PPC's 40 Days of Action, some history of the Poor People's Campaign, and how Peter was arrested in Baton Rouge the day before the show. Give a listen. For more info or to find out how you can get involved, go to www.poorpeoplescampaign.org

Music Credit: "Change" by Blind Melon

22MAY2018 - Poor People's Campaign

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