I live in Durham, North Carolina which we like to think of as the center of the universe with my partner Sangodare. We are both artists and educators and we are the founders of the Mobile Homecoming Trust Living Library and Archive. Right now we are towards the end of a visiting appointment at University of Minnesota. I'm also the author of Spill: Scenes of Black Feminist Fugitivity and M Archive: After the End of the World and co-editor of Revolutionary Mothering: Love on the Front Lines.

InterviewsGuest UserNovember 14, 2019author, writing, storytelling, Feminism, bossladyComment

Interview: Jennifer Sakarian

Being creative has brought me comfort throughout my life, it has always felt like it was something that I was meant to do. I remember drawing album covers on the weekends spent at my dad’s house. We would watch cool movies like The Fifth Element and Demolition Man and I would grab my sketchbook and draw wizardy albums from the Moody Blues.

InterviewsGuest UserOctober 3, 2019PoetryComment

Interview: Annie Anzaldua

Hi, my name is Annie Anzaldua and I am the CEO & Founder of The F Word Gift Shop (an online feminist retailer) and the Co-Founder of Gloria Collective (a brick and mortar collective and co working space for female makers based in Austin, TX.

InterviewsGuest UserSeptember 19, 2019Feminism, vegan, Interview, Strong womenComment

Interview: E.J. Mellow

I’m one of four girls with two artist parents. Growing up in such an expressive household has definitely shaped my strong identity and need for imagination. While I always wrote, I got my degree in advertising and graphic design which brought me to work and live in NYC.

InterviewsGuest UserJuly 25, 2019Feminism, female power, author, writing, storytelling, InterviewComment

Interview: Bridget Todd

I grew up in a very small town in Virginia that you probably haven’t heard of (shout out to Midlothian!) I was a pretty mediocre student for the most part, unless it was a class or a teacher I really liked.

InterviewsGuest UserJune 20, 2019Strong women, podcastComment

Interview: Sarajane Case

I'm a writer, speaker and podcaster based in Asheville, NC. I work primarily with female identifying people who want to organize their lives so that they have more time to do the things they want to be doing instead of what they feel like they have to do. I also work as a mentor for folks who are stating their business for the first time or starting a new branch of being self-employed through passive income or pivoting industries.

Guest UserMay 16, 2019Comment

Interview: Katherine Corden

My husband Dave and I are currently living in Madison, Wisconsin as he pursues his residency in orthopedic physical therapy. I’m working part-time as a physical therapist and part-time as a fine artist. We got married this past August and are taking our honeymoon this June to Italy!

InterviewsGuest UserApril 18, 2019Art, Artist, Creative, Wisconsin, InterviewComment

Interview: Helene Sula

My name is Helene and I live in Heidelberg, Germany with my high school sweetheart and our two dogs. My background is in social media and marketing but I’ve been blogging full time for the past 3 years.

InterviewsJulia NusbaumMarch 14, 2019blogging, travel, writing, storytelling, germanyComment

Interview: Tylia Flores

My name is Tylia I’m a 23 -year old with spastic Cerebral Palsy a condition that causes me to be wheelchair bound. It mostly effects my left side of my body, but I never let my disability stop me from having a voice and expressing myself through writing.

InterviewsJulia NusbaumFebruary 21, 2019CP, Cerebral Palsy, Activist, Strong women, Storytelling, Feminism, CP awarenessComment

Interview: Beth Mathews

Hi! I’m Beth Mathews. I live in Nashville, TN with my musician husband and cute animals. During the day I spend my time as a Creative Director for an educational curriculum nonprofit company called Great Minds.

InterviewsJulia NusbaumFebruary 7, 2019 Comments

Interview: Santana Coleman and Emily Kuester

Santana is part of a fellowship program with Black Public Media and the ending of it required her to make a short film.

InterviewsJulia NusbaumJanuary 10, 2019Comment

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