We are under 50 days away, friends! Dragon Con is just around the corner, so let’s jump into episode 7! This month, we’re diving into some of the incredible live entertainment options Dragon Con has to offer. Are you a fan of Broadway-style performances? Perhaps catching a live band’s electrifying
Merciful Minerva! Join us as we fangirl over the beautiful and powerful Wonder Woman. Q, Chris, and returning with us is burlesque star and not-that-secret Wonder Woman expert Talloolah Love! Listen to riveting recollections about the amazing amazon and princess of Paradise Island (or Themyscira if you’re so inclined), who
I had the divine honor of sitting down with one my idols, Wolrd Famous *Bob*! We talked about some of the most incredible things. Body positivity, Ageism in America, and about our illustrious legends and the importance of their stories and their existence in our current creative processes.
“Finest form of flattery? Or just disrespectful?” Talloolah Love sits down with Renaissance man, Gideon Hodge as they discuss the finer points of inspiration, tribute, and plagiarism and how respect play in today’s art world.
In the fabulous world of Burlesque, the glitz and glamour can distract from some of the issues everyone faces. This art should be open to anyone who has the burning passion to perform, no matter their style, shape, or size. We talk about some of the controversial points that have
Chickentown is completely buried in snow, but Kevin and Kornflake tunneled and/or tauntauned their way into the studio, just for you. This week Kevin reports on a Niki Luparelli show (Niki can sing like Marilyn, play the ukulele, hula hoop, and remove your tattoo, possibly all at once) and “Pulp
Talloolah Love sits down with Jack Calico, New Orleans Jon, Marc Turnley, and Candi LeCoeur to talk about the movie “Burlesque” and both of its positive and negative effects on the modern burlesque scene.
Talloolah Love and Doctor Q went on an adventure to Nashville TN to see an event called Naked Girls Reading at the Delinquent Debutantes Studio. Talloolah sits down with the Deb’s mavens Freya West and Shan De Leers to chat about what it means to be a naked girl reading
Talloolah Love is a long time veteran of the Atlanta Burlesque scene. She has been the matron of the Burlesque Atlanta Society for many years, a community outreach organization that includes fans, photographers, producers and performers who come together once a month at Elliott Street Deli and pub to talk,
In the first episode of ‘The Burlesque Atlanta Podcast’, A state of the Burlesque Atlanta Union is made in the Autumn Equinox key note speech with Talloolah Love and Ursula Undress from the November #BAS meeting. Talloolah Love talks about the need for prioritizing positivity in the local scene, and
