Soundly Stories

Stefan Karfakis talks art, inspiration, and appropriation. And Maple syrup. From March 27, 2014.

Amanda Nazario reads Carnegie Hall; Jason Thompson awakes on the edge. [explicit]

Sam Perez's Parisian adventure; The Thompsons are asleep.

Four Last Things playwright, Lisa Tierney-Keogh; Frances Tulk-Hart talks about photographing Jemima Kirke for 5 Minutes with Franny; Amanda Day gets ready for the Thompson’s visit; train poem W.C.W.

Jess Perez tells the story of a home intruder and a gigantic dog; Audrey Thompson is still beautiful. [explicit]

The story of Jeremy Smith’s fashion-forward plan to revitalize his family’s plumbing supply business (from Producer Liz Massey); Poet and writer Andy Martrich reads from NJN Transition (Gauss-PDF); Jason Thompson can be a dick; Train poem from Katrina Dixon.

Stefan Karfakis discusses Werner Herzog’s Fata Morgana; Photographer, writer and singer (Love Taps), Frances Tulk-Hart introduces Oliver Jeffers, the most recent subject of her series, 5 Minutes with Franny; Katie Thompson prepares for a visit.

A man kills a criminal; The Thompsons are not dead yet.

On the premiere episode of Soundly Stories: Katrina Dixon wants all of her grandfather's stories, Nate Knaebel tells us about the time he met Bill Murray, and we meet the Thompson family.