Category Archives: Interviews

We met with mixed media sculptor Owlman, who took us on a tour of his home where he houses a variety of amazing pieces. The interview is two hours long so right click the link and download the file.www.venusarms.com/audio/theowlmancommeth Enjoy! … Continue reading →

We caught up with legendary comic creator Stan Sakai, bribed him, and picked his brain. Check out the audio here How would you describe Usagi as an artist? I based Usagi on a person named Miyamoto Musashi and besides being … Continue reading →

Interview with Top Wikipedia Administrator, David Fuchs By Christine Stoddard If you’re like many high school or college students, you regularly rummage through Wikipedia pages for homework help. Perhaps you’re out of school but reference Wikipedia anytime you have a … Continue reading →

The Shoemaker Brothers are: – Samuel (Violin/Guitar/Drum/Vocals) – Nathaneal (Cello/Guitar/bass/drums/Vocals) – Daniel (Viola/Guitar/Bass/Vocals) – Gabriel (Violin/Guitar/Vocals). – Album available on their official site www.shoemakerbrothers.com To hear the original audio click the link. WARNING: These boys have filthy mouths. Bombs away!www.venusarms.com/audio/smbaudio What … Continue reading →

I think I stepped in some busker back there… Emery Carl is: – Busker extraordinaire www.pikemarketbuskers.org – Musician/preformer www.thetroubadourshow.com – He is pictured with his famous hula hoops on wikipedia.com, msnbc, and google image search if you search “hula hoop” – To … Continue reading →

Newer, Newest, New-Age! Sara Pelfrey is: – co-proprieter of SoulFood Books Redmond Washington. www.soulfoodbooks.com Where did you grow up? I grew up in Idaho and Washington, primarily the northwest in different spiritual communities and off of reservations. More in not necessarily … Continue reading →

Clint McCune: Pirate pants and public funds Clint McCune is: -co-proprieter of SoulFood Books in Redmond Washington www.soulfoodbooks.com -singer/guitarist/songwriter co-folk rocker in Twirl -commissioner on the Redmond Arts Commission http://www.redmond.gov/arts/commission.asp -one hell of a barista Click the link to hear the original … Continue reading →