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In this episode, I sit down with Logan Lark. We discuss local film, children’s programming and some of what he is working on. Checkout the 2 minute trailer to The Splinter Palace on YouTube. You can even buy some of the art from the movie on Etsy. Our conversation about Schoolhouse Rock was inspired by my recently listening to the Stuff You Should Know podcast.

The Xa Loi Temple and Meditation Center is a Buddhist temple located in Frederick. In this episode, Su Co and I discuss meditation and their upcoming festival. Xa Loi summer community festival Xa Loi Meditation Center Xa Loi on Facebook

Nigerians in Frederick as the name implies, is an association of Nigerian citizens living in Frederick, Maryland, USA. Nigerians in Frederick Association Get your tickets here…

Danica is a marketing strategist and the founder of Danica VC Media. She operates her marketing company along with her husband, Charles Collins. She is also the creative media outreach coordinator for the Frederick chapter of Startup Grind.  In this episode we talk about Startup Grind. What is Startup Grind and why is it important for those interested in being an entrepreneur? Listen in and learn more. Danica’s site Startup Grind Frederick Chapter

This is a repost of a conversation that I had with Lew Dronenburg. We sat down on 13 July 2017 to discuss his iconic window (public art) displays in the City of Frederick. I’m doing this because Lew has been putting together some interesting windows. I’m talking about the most recent shark display. Listen to Lew’s voice and learn more about his artistic window displays.

Far more than just your average slab of Sabbath groove and Iommi-powered riffing, there’s indeed something wicked about EARTHRIDE and it’s never been more well-exampled than on their third full-length, and first since Corrosion Of Conformity’s Mike Dean-produced ‘Vampire Circus’ in 2005. The featured song is Hacksaw Eyeball from the album Something Wicked. Check out the whole album by clicking on the Bandcamp link. Earthride on Bandcamp Emanating from the barrier dunes of Virginia, Freedom Hawk’s heavy riffs, rolling groove, and soulful guitar melodies to produce a sound that is distinctly their own. The trio’s brand of heavy rock capitalizes on the best of the heavy ‘70s, but presents a fuzzy take that’s modern and based around quality songwriting rather than style-over-substance retro posturing. The featured song is Blood Red Sky from the album Into Your Mind. Clink on the Freedom Hawk Bandcamp link to hear more. Freedom Hawk on Bandcamp

This is a two for one episode. My first conversation is with Jerry from the band Warhorse and the second conversation is with Jeff, who is the lead singer of the band Lo-Pan. After my conversation with Jerry you will hear the Warhorse song “Doom’s Bride” from the album As Heaven Turns to Ash. Then, after my short chat with Jeff you’ll hear the Lo-Pan song titled “Sink or Swim” from the album In Tension. Warhorse on Bandcamp Lo-Pan on Bandcamp

Jim Shorts’ David Haynes has been creating collections of lo-fi, haphazardly crafted guitar pop for over five years. Joined by drummer Mike Barth and an ever rotating cast of characters, the band delivers Haynes’ semisweet melodies on a silver platter of fuzz. The songs used in this episode are from the album Halo Repair . Jim Shorts on Bandcamp The Website You can even find Jim Shorts on Facebook!

The Frederick Center is a 501c3 organization that serves the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) community and its allies.  Its vision is to be the leading organization for LGBTQ resources and advocacy in central Maryland. The Frederick Center exists to support and advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) people and our families so we thrive, accepted and affirmed, in the broader Frederick community. The Frederick Center The Lodge

Located in the heart of historic Downtown Frederick along the vibrant and colorful Carrol Creek Park, the Frederick Jazz Festival is the area’s premier jazz event featuring GRAMMY artists from the DMV. Food, beer, and wine will be on site in addition to shopping 25 local artisan and craft vendors. Come enjoy the lively music atmosphere and experience all that historic Downtown Frederick has to offer. The 3rd Annual Frederick Jazz Festival