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Dancer/choreographer Theresa Bautista joins Paul on this episode of Sides.  They discuss parental expectations, the tension between being an artist and running and arts organization, cursing on the inside . . . and more! Theresa is a freelance dancer, hailed by the Louisville Courier Journal as a “delight to watch” and by the Louisville Arts Review as “mesmerizing” on stage. Theresa was the founder and served as Co-Producer of Moving Collective, a dance organization based in Louisville, KY.  A member of the 2019 Hadley Creatives Class,Theresa has choreographed works for Cincinnati's Area Choreographer Festival, Moving Collective, the Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts, U of L Dance Theatre, the University of Kentucky’s Department of Theatre and Dance, Berea College Dance Troupe, Empujon, the University of Kentucky Dance Ensemble, The Center for Women and Families, and Bluegrass Youth Ballet.  http://www.theresabautistadance.com/ https://www.facebook.com/theresa.bautista https://www.facebook.com/tbautistadance/ https://www.cflouisville.org/welcoming-the-2019-hadley-creatives/  

ELI KEEL is, in his own words, "a bi-polar, queer, non-binary playwright, interested in interdisciplinary theatre, burlesque, meta-theatricality, competitive air guitar, and creative placemaking. NOTE: Theatre is empathy, and people are made of stories." Eli is also a culture and arts writer, a dancer, and has been known to have strong opinions. This show covers nerd-dom, faith, social justice jedis, the role of art, and contains fast talking and strong language. Be advised! (NSFW)

Join Paul and his guest, Keith McGill, for part 2 of a conversation that ranges from manhood and sexuality to comedy as truth-telling. Educator, emcee, actor and comedian, Keith is “clever, insightful, and a little bit eye-opening.” http://www.keithmcgill.com https://www.facebook.com/keithmcgillcomic https://twitter.com/KeithMcGill1

Join Paul and his guest, Keith McGill, in this first part of a conversation that ranged from the joy of libraries to black history with Pam Grier. Educator, emcee, actor and comedian, Keith is “clever, insightful, and a little bit eye-opening.” http://www.keithmcgill.com https://www.facebook.com/keithmcgillcomic https://twitter.com/KeithMcGill1  

"Writer. Food-drink nerd, political junkie, Episcopal & theology geek. Not necessarily in this order." This is how Robin Garr describes himself, and I sat down with him to dig a little into the man behind the bio. Join me as we find out more! http://www.louisvillehotbytes.com/ http://wineloverspage.com/robin-garr/ https://www.leoweekly.com/leo_author/robin-garr/

Our guest this episode is Tara Bassett. "A self-described animal nutjob. That's about it."  Hardly. Tara is a radio/television host, animal advocate, event emcee/facilitator, personal organizer . . . and, of course, so much more. Enjoy!   http://puppypackadventures.com https://www.facebook.com/taratalent https://www.feederssupply.com/adoptions https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services https://twitter.com/TaraEBassett http://www.bridgehaven.org https://www.nami.org  

Join Paul T. Carney as he welcomes Liz Fentress to Sides Podcast. "Liz Fentress is an award-winning playwright, actor, and director, with extensive experience in professional, community, and educational theatre. She lives in Louisville, KY, where she acts with StageOne and Bunbury Theatre. Liz teaches the New Voices program for Actors Theatre of Louisville, and is the Kentucky Regional Rep for the Dramatists Guild of America. Liz serves as a theatre consultant through the Kentucky Arts Council’s Peer Advisory Network." http://www.lizfentress.com/ https://www.courier-journal.com/story/entertainment/theater/2017/06/08/bunbury-theatre-mounts-new-work-kentucky-playwright-questions-life-aging/374803001/ https://pwcenter.org/profile/liz-fentress

Join Paul T. Carney as he welcomes Amy Guyton to the show. Amy is a self-describe dissenter, a questioner, and a sower of hope. The owner of Lotus 9 Studio, specializing in orthopedic massage and Mattes assisted stretching, she is also the founder and director of the Kentucky Initiative, whose mission is " to identify and support candidates for the Kentucky House of Representatives who are committed to the economic advancement and health and wellbeing of all Kentuckians." "I love a challenge and I am pretty good at puzzles." http://amyguytonlouisville.com/ https://kyinitiative.org/  

Join Paul and his latest guest, Haven Harrington. Haven is one of the creative forces behind the "World's Most Dangerous Sports SHow", the Main Events Sports Show http://maineventsports101.com/ A member of the Black Media Collaborative, National Association of Black Journalist, and the Football Writers Association of America, Haven is also very active in the community and is member of numerous boards and civi organizations.

Join Paul and his latest guest, Gil Reyes. Gil is a co-founder and Co-Artistic Director of theatre[502] and has been Senior Manager of External Affairs at The Kentucky Science Center,  Director of Development for StageOne Family Theatre,  and served six years in the office of Kentucky’s Third District Congressman, John Yarmuth.  http://www.theatre502.org/about/ He is also a Moth storyteller: https://themoth.org/stories/kidneys-and-commitments  

Join Paul T. Carney as he welcomes his next guest to the Sides Podcast, Justin Magnuson.  Justin is a massage therapist at Apex Massage, past president of the Kentucky Chapter of the AMTA, a founder of the Before I Die Festival, a host of local Death Cafes, and works with the UofL Institute for Sustainable Health & Optimal Aging. For more information: https://www.optimalaginginstitute.org http://deathcafe.com https://www.facebook.com/justin.magnuson.5 http://www.beforeidielou.com http://apexmassage.net/staffmember/  

Join Paul T. Carney as he welcomes his first guest to the Sides Podcast, Brigid Kaelin.  "Multi-instrumentalist Brigid Kaelin travels the world performing her alt-country-cabaret songs. She's been a musical guest on NPR's A Prairie Home Companion, was a semi-finalist on Nashville Star, has played accordion, musical saw, and sung with Elvis Costello many times, tours Europe at least once a year, yet remains a staple performer and utility player in the Louisville music scene. Her new album, Those Who Drift Away, was produced by Grammy-nominated banjo-legend Steve Cooley. Brigid also writes the popular blog, The Red Accordion Diaries, where she overshares her adventures in music, travel, whisk(e)y, and motherhood.  Louisville, Kentucky, is home ... for now." For more about Brigid: https://www.brigidkaelin.com/ https://www.facebook.com/brigidkaelin https://www.instagram.com/brigidkaelin/ https://twitter.com/brigidkaelin https://brigidkaelin.bandcamp.com/ http://itunes.com/brigidkaelin http://www.youtube.com/user/brigidkaelin