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Adam Mansbach

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Mary Plouffe

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On this episode of Seeing Sounds we welcome humorist and copywriter Rita Nicole Leslie. Rita is reading her piece Stable Is For Horses.Rita Nicole Leslie is an Atlanta native, copywriter, humorist, co-producer/host of Bleux Stockings Society, a monthly reading series catered toward marginalized individuals: WOC/POC, LGBTQIA, non-binary folks and cis women. Her pronouns are, she/her. She loves writing, fashion and laughing, anything in groups of three really. She also puts periods at the end of her "haha's" and "lol's" because her joy is definitive and never overstays its welcome. More inspiration and profundity can be found at: IG: @MinxieLaRueContact: leslie.rita@gmail.comListen to the Show Watch the ShowRead The BlogOur theme song is composed by Myles Tha Sixteenth (https://soundcloud.com/mylesthasixteenth)Seeing Sounds is a podcast that centers conversations with LGBTQ+ creatives of the African diaspora, and also shares thoughts and interesting conversations with folks from all walks of life. Join in the discussions.Visit us online at www.seeingsoundsradio.com.© 2019 Staticc Art &amp; Life, LLCProducts You May Be Interested In    	Sign Up To Learn When The Next Show Is Released

<p>On this episode of Seeing Sounds we welcome humorist and copywriter Rita Nicole Leslie. Rita is reading her piece <em>Stable Is For Horses</em>.</p><p>Rita Nicole Leslie is an Atlanta native, copywriter, humorist, co-producer/host of Bleux Stockings Society, a monthly reading series catered toward marginalized individuals: WOC/POC, LGBTQIA, non-binary folks and cis women. Her pronouns are, she/her. </p><p>She loves writing, fashion and laughing, anything in groups of three really. She also puts periods at the end of her "haha's" and "lol's" because her joy is definitive and never overstays its welcome. </p><p>More inspiration and profundity can be found at: </p><p>IG: @MinxieLaRue</p><p>Contact: leslie.rita@gmail.com</p><h2>Listen to the Show</h2> <h2>Watch the Show</h2><h2>Read The Blog</h2><p>Our theme song is composed by Myles Tha Sixteenth (<a href="https://soundcloud.com/mylesthasixteenth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/mylesthasixteenth</a>)</p><p>Seeing Sounds is a podcast that centers conversations with LGBTQ+ creatives of the African diaspora, and also shares thoughts and interesting conversations with folks from all walks of life. Join in the discussions.</p><p>Visit us online at <a href="http://www.seeingsoundsradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.seeingsoundsradio.com</a>.</p><p>© 2019 Staticc Art &amp; Life, LLC</p><h2>Products You May Be Interested In</h2>    <br>	Sign Up To Learn When The Next Show Is Released

Show #26 - Stable is For Horses by Rita Nicole Leslie

Johnny Drago

Do you arm your troops, or do you feed your people? This week, a wayward exploration of the relationship between a nation's investment in defense and civilian goods, only not really that at all.Rita Nicole Leslie is a copywriter, comedian, and co-producer of the feminist reading series Bleux Stockings Society. Rita came out shootin’ with her take on Guns.And spreading it thick, we have playwright Johnny Drago, a queer, Brooklyn-based Southern playwright and performer, who makes comedies and tragedies about sex, death, and the occult, including "Trash," and the 80’s-era human sacrifice teen sex comedy "Hot Pink." He makes experimental performance essays as half of Dismantle Theatre.

Do you arm your troops, or do you feed your people? This week, a wayward exploration of the relationship between a nation's investment in defense and civilian goods, only not really that at all.<br/><br/>Rita Nicole Leslie is a copywriter, comedian, and co-producer of the feminist reading series Bleux Stockings Society. Rita came out shootin’ with her take on Guns.<br/><br/>And spreading it thick, we have playwright Johnny Drago, a queer, Brooklyn-based Southern playwright and performer, who makes comedies and tragedies about sex, death, and the occult, including "Trash," and the 80’s-era human sacrifice teen sex comedy "Hot Pink." He makes experimental performance essays as half of Dismantle Theatre.

Stable Is For Horses - Ep. 3: Rita Nicole Leslie vs. Johnny Drago, featuring Samantha Irby

Sweaters, shoes, a favorite coffee mug, the pen always angled a certain way - items, big and small, form the landscape left behind when someone dies. Nicole Leslie was 15 when her mother died and at first it was too painful to go through her things. A few years later, as she and her sister began the process, Nicole discovered clothing she had never seen her mother wear before. This discovery became the originating point for Nicole's turn to fashion and creativity as ways to express her grief. She started Remembrance Wardrobe, a blog where she posts photos of herself wearing outfits that are a combination of clothing from her mother, grandmother, and her own collection. She pairs each outfit with a line from her mother's poetry, opening a window into the life of a woman who lives on in Nicole's memories and creative expressions.    Check out all of Nicole's posts at Remembrance Wardrobe.

<p>Sweaters, shoes, a favorite coffee mug, the pen always angled a certain way - items, big and small, form the landscape left behind when someone dies. Nicole Leslie was 15 when her mother died and at first it was too painful to go through her things. A few years later, as she and her sister began the process, Nicole discovered clothing she had never seen her mother wear before. This discovery became the originating point for Nicole's turn to fashion and creativity as ways to express her grief. She started Remembrance Wardrobe, a blog where she posts photos of herself wearing outfits that are a combination of clothing from her mother, grandmother, and her own collection. She pairs each outfit with a line from her mother's poetry, opening a window into the life of a woman who lives on in Nicole's memories and creative expressions.   </p> <p>Check out all of Nicole's posts at <a href="https://remembrancewardrobe.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Remembrance Wardrobe.</a></p>

Ep. 107: Remembrance Wardrobe - Nicole Leslie