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Citywide Blackout is the home for artists of all kinds, from filmmakers to musicians to authors and everything in between. The show also covers comic-cons, book expos, and film festivals.
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Friday Jan 11, 2019
Friday Jan 11, 2019
On this episode I sat down with Michael Terracciano, writer of the Star Power comic series. We talk about the characters and world of Star Power, plus the changes in the web comic world.
Stick around after the interview for new music from the Terry Douglas Band, “The Devil That You Don't Know,” plus, from Liz Fawcett's new album “Start Again,” “New Times” and “Crazy Land.”
Tuesday Jan 08, 2019
Tuesday Jan 08, 2019
In this episode, Boston's own FBGM talk to Max as they tour the East Coast with a stop in Philadelphia's Anthorna Gallery. And they've got some big new for 2019!
Later on, Paul Pipitone of the Boston-based band Melt talks about their recent release and the changing music scene of the city.
Friday Dec 28, 2018
Friday Dec 28, 2018
Part three of my podcast series from the RIAA writer's expo.
Lisa Gardner talks about how to make great characters.
Rebecca Harrington shares tales of celebrity diets and social media faux pas.
Sharon Contillo tells us all about her book, “The Little Christmas Ornament.”
Friday Dec 21, 2018
Friday Dec 21, 2018
Jennifer Mlott opens the show to talk about her new album “Light Up Christmas” and her love for the holiday season.
Author J. Lee walks us through the planning that went into his debut thriller, “The Hubley Case.” The book begins with the murder of American businessman Peter Hubley, and leads to a worldwide chase involving Special Agent Nikki Benton and Ben Siebert, a rebellious ex-Marine with a questionable past.
Natalie Jean closes this episode out with a look at the new single she released, her musical background with her father, and the many artists she's collaborated with over the years.
Tuesday Dec 18, 2018
Tuesday Dec 18, 2018
Gina Krupka shares her life coaching stories and how people can build a life of real happiness and not let the worries bring them down.
Later, Steve Van Samson talks horror, metal music, and just how to navigate the perils of a post-apocalyptic world in his Predator World series.