Can't do stand-up, do a podcast. Here is my first attempt at recording what I hope to be a space for healing, creativity, humor, story telling, and connecting to my community. We finally got the chance to connect and talk about the complexities of being a comedian, finding the best places to perform, and the importance of creating inclusive spaces in comedy. Get ready for an episode full of laughs, insights, and a whole lot of mutual admiration. JAN We dive into the culture of roller skating, from the music that sets the perfect vibe to the unique styles and traditions that shape skating communities across the U.
Darrion is passionate about skating and helping others get started, offering skating lessons and sharing his knowledge to grow the local scene. Troy brings his deep influence in both DJing and skating, curating the perfect sounds to keep the energy high on the rink and beyond.
Whether you're a seasoned skater or just curious about the scene, this episode is a deep dive into the rhythm, movement, and passion behind the wheels. Tune in! In this episode, we sit down with the multi-talented Josiah—comedian, comedy organizer, graphic artist, gaming aficionado, and the mastermind behind the Spokane Comedy Film Festival, happening February 21—22 at the Garland Theater submissions close January 31st!
Josiah also shares his take on confronting bigoted and shock-value humor in the comedy scene. We round it out with a philosophical discussion, a few laughs over the upcoming release of the Nintendo Switch 2, and plenty of delightful detours into random topics. Special guest Wilma joins the fun, bringing her signature wit to the table. When do you get to officially identify as an artist? Endless amazingness with this human. Shantell has done so much for the Spokane community through, arts, advocacy, kindness, and working with college students and developing equity programming.
On this episode we talked about being nerds, art, somatic healing work, organizing, coming back to your mission, play as an adult and so much more. I can't believe it took me 20 years to meet Shantell but it is perfect timing and I am so grateful I did. Follow this badass activist, artist, writer and all her amazing work and her latest art "blk box gallery' on insta.
