PATV Channel 18 Iowa City, Iowa
Yale talks with Jordan Sellergren, a rapidly rising star in the Iowa music scene, who performs under the name Milk & Eggs. In between singing two songs live in studio, they talk about her music, her creative process, the support she's received from many other Iowa-based musicians, and what "Folk Music" means in 2012. They also thumb wrestle.
Yale talks with some of the people who run Public Space One, truly the jewel in the crown of Iowa City's music, art, and performance scene, and a place that's spotlighted and helped support hundreds of local creative endeavors.
Yale talks open records laws, red light cameras, concealed weapons permits, re-branding Broadway on the South East Side, our mild winter, and the loss of the Red Avocado with Iowa House of Representatives candidate David Johnson David Johnson, Stand-up Comic Jake Vevera, and Radio Host Matt Sowada.
Yale Talks with professor, author and filmmaker Kembrew McLeod about pranks, politics, protests, copyright laws in light of SOPA, and Gay Robots.
New games, old games, funny games, sad games. Is That True?????
Greg Delzer, owner of Defunct Books, JoAnn LS from GSpot HairDesign, and developer and historic preservationist Mark Mccallum talking about what Iowa City's zoning codes are, how they're endangering independent small businesses in favor of monstrously over-sized student apartment buildings, and how they can and should be changed to help preserve the diversity of small and locally-owned businesses which make Iowa City such a special place to live in before it's too late.
Yale goes one-on-one with author Larry Baker ("Flamingo Rising", "Athens America", "A Good Man") Larry Baker was raised an air force brat and spent much of his childhood traveling with his family all over the country and then overseas. Baker, who holds degrees in English from the University of Oklahoma and a doctorate from the University of Iowa, put himself through college by managing movie theaters. He once ran the Admiral Drive-in in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of the worlds largest outdoor theate...
Yale talks with four native Iowans about the depiction of them and the state they call home in Stephen Bloom's scathing and controversial article in The Atlantic Monthly, his motives for publishing it, the response its generated across the state, and its national implications with regards to Iowa's first in the nation voting status.
Cindy Clark Hudson, Kelly Lynn Johnson and Gypsy Dolgos talk with Yale about the ongoing struggle for a female-centric sex toy shop,the Tool Box, to find a home downtown and what this might say about Iowa City’s attitudes about female sexuality and sex in general.