Episode Ten: Ted Travelstead (Author, Comic)
Perhaps my favorite Labor episode yet. Ted is endlessly kind, funny, and insightful. This was a great and highly engaging conversation. Live from B...
Labor: A Podcast by The Caribbean (DC)
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The Caribbean, a band from Washington, DC, discusses the creative process and making it work with authors, other musicians, and creatives from across the spectrum.
Episode Nine: Rafael Alvarez (HBO’s “The Wire”)
We did a live podcast event with Rafael at Atomic Books in Baltimore, a fantastic store that now has a great bar in the back. Rafael is always insigh...
Episode Eight: Johnny Temple (Akashic Books, Girls Against Boys)
We met with Johnny Temple at Akashic Books’ Brooklyn office for a conversation that covered noir, curating, selling books, the current state of affair...
Episode Seven: Jeff Lyons (Used Wigs)
Like so many really funny people I know, I found Jeff Lyons via Twitter, and I’ve got to say, his batting average on there is in the .900 range. Even...
Episode Six: Heba Kadry
Back to Brooklyn’s Splitty for another installment of Labor. This time we were joined by Heba Kadry, who’s been making a name for herself as go-to ma...
Episode Five: Ian Williams (BATTLES)
This episode finds us again in Brooklyn on the back patio of Splitty, a fine, feels-like-home place in Fort Greene. Ian joined us late afternoon and ...
Episode Four: Kristopher Jansma
Once again into the breach, or at least Brooklyn. This time to chat with Kristopher Jansma, whose debut novel, The Unchangeable Spots Of Leopards, ha...
Episode Three: Joe Meno
Chicago author Joe Meno joined us for a live recording of Labor at Chicago’s City Lit Books in Logan Square on a gorgeous Saturday, August 3rd. Joe i...
Episode Two: Jesse Jarnow
On an incredibly hot night in July, Michael, Dave, and Matt sat down with author Jesse Jarnow at Splitty in Brooklyn and talk about writing, the New Y...
Episode One: Jonathan Evison
Michael and author Jonathan Evison sit down at DC’s Comet Ping-Pong and discuss, amongst other things, songwriting vs. writing novels, community and h...