Thin Man Sandwich Shop’s Sherri and Dan Leiphart discuss the restaurant business pre- and post-election.
Curtis Gamble, chef and partner at Station, discusses how neoliberalism, federal regulations, and climate change impact the restaurant industry.
“I think it’s a waste if this business opens up and it makes money and my staff can’t afford to pay their rent in a city with ever-growing living costs,” says The Vandal owner Joey Hilty.
“I feel like we’ve found a home at this point in time,” Sleep Experiments vocalist and keyboardist Morgan Stewart says.
Indie rock trio The Lampshades have been creating music together for more than a decade. Still in the midst of finishing their fifth full-length album Astrology, today they’re premiering a single and an accompanying B-side.
Filmmaker and musician Julie Sokolow made a big splash with last year’s “Aspie Seeks Love.” We caught up with her for a conversation about her path from music to flim, storytelling, and her current documentary project, “Woman on Fire.”
“We’ve been recording for three or four years, and now we’re here at this point: Now we have the record. We have the van, we have the gear, we’re able-bodied young men. And I’m realizing that it’s not just a matter of sitting back and recording—it’s a matter of putting in so much more leg work.”
“Anytime anybody says anything that would be misconstrued as negative about something I’ve done, it’s usually something that I’ve already thought … and I usually can agree with some portion of it. And that, to me, is the best way to approach criticism.”