Scotty Iulianelli's guest appearances

Scotty Iulianelli

A LITTLE TOO QUIET: THE FERNDALE LIBRARY PODCAST

Megan Abbott

Paula Hawkins

Josh Malerman

Mohsin Hamid

Megan Rapinoe

James Kennedy

Lauren Groff

Lisa Scottoline

Alice Randall

John Duffy

Jonathan Evison

Samantha Power

John Miller

Ed Burns

Lisa Gardner

OwlTail

Carolyn Striho

We are chatting with two local musicians, both of whom have flourished in pursuit of artforms adjacent to music. The award-winning singer/songwriter Carolyn Striho visits us first to discuss her new book of poetry and lyrics, 'Detroit (Maiden Energy).' Striho is a veteran of the local (and global) rock and folk music scenes, but she shares several of her influences in the poetic arts... (not mentioned on the show, but included here, would be icons like Nikki Giovanni, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Shakespeare, and Amiri Baraka). Striho also talks about the role that libraries played in her life, (as writing and reading have been lifelong passions for her).   Striho is scheduled to perform at the Cadieux Cafe on April 25.  http://www.carolynstriho.com/Detroit (Maiden Energy) After that, guitarist Scotty Iulianelli (of the band Bars of Gold) stops by to talk about his fascination with pedals and amps--and how he wound up in the world of graphic design as Analog Prints, drawing intricate portraits of various gear utilized for recording and live performance. Iulianelli works just down the street from the Ferndale Library, over at Vintage King Audio. Iulianelli was initially set to lead a presentation all about guitar pedals, but it has been canceled indefinitely, due to public health concerns regarding Covid 19. We will either reschedule or create a new podcast episode (all about guitar pedals)--stay tuned.    https://www.analogprints.net/ https://vintageking.com/detroit

We are chatting with two local musicians, both of whom have flourished in pursuit of artforms adjacent to music. The award-winning singer/songwriter Carolyn Striho visits us first to discuss her new book of poetry and lyrics, 'Detroit (Maiden Energy).' Striho is a veteran of the local (and global) rock and folk music scenes, but she shares several of her influences in the poetic arts... (not mentioned on the show, but included here, would be icons like Nikki Giovanni, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Shakespeare, and Amiri Baraka). Striho also talks about the role that libraries played in her life, (as writing and reading have been lifelong passions for her).  Striho is scheduled to perform at the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/605731643595749/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cadieux Cafe on April 25. </a> <a href="http://www.carolynstriho.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.carolynstriho.com/</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Detroit-Maiden-Energy-Carolyn-Striho/dp/1733089837/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=detroit+%28maiden+energy%29&amp;qid=1570639607&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1&amp;fbclid=IwAR3DcoLt_-IitGjw6qrhDKK72QZwxngEvPvhYUmDqziwLbqlw1homUuh5bQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Detroit (Maiden Energy)</a> After that, guitarist Scotty Iulianelli (of the band Bars of Gold) stops by to talk about his fascination with pedals and amps--and how he wound up in the world of graphic design as Analog Prints, drawing intricate portraits of various gear utilized for recording and live performance. Iulianelli works just down the street from the Ferndale Library, over at Vintage King Audio. Iulianelli was initially set to lead a presentation all about guitar pedals, but it has been canceled indefinitely, due to public health concerns regarding Covid 19. We will either reschedule or create a new podcast episode (all about guitar pedals)--stay tuned.  <a href="https://www.analogprints.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.analogprints.net/</a> <a href="https://vintageking.com/detroit" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vintageking.com/detroit</a>

A Little Too Quiet: Interviews with Carolyn Striho & Scotty Iulianelli