What the Hell is Up What the Hell is Up

Welcome back to the show, stars. In today's episode, you'll hear the loveliest of interviews I had with Lara de la Rosa, owner of Lazy Cow bakery, a vegan cafe and mutual aid space in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. We discussed the values of Lazy Cow which are rooted in mutual aid, non-hierarchical business, and community. You'll hear music by the incredible Maya Marie, a recent recipient of Seattle's Sonic Guild grant for local musicians.

Currently, Lazy Cow faces the threat of demolition after the building was bought out by a billion-dollar development company. Sign the petition to save Lazy Cow and if you're in Seattle, stop by the cafe or purchase a beautiful vegan cake!

Stay starry-eyed,

Claire

Music:

Our Time and Caged by Maya Marie

Read Mutual Aid by Dean Spade

https://www.are.na/block/12085085

Check out Lazy Cow (buy a cake! support casa del xolo!)

https://www.lazycow.cafe/about

https://www.casadelxolo.com/savethecow

Sign the petition to save Lazy Cow:

https://www.change.org/p/save-lazy-cow-bakery-casa-del-xolo?recruiter=1320801394&recruited_by_id=8dc1c1f0-78ea-11ee-98ad-bf77fc685f80&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_content=cl_sharecopy_37721619_en-US%3A9

CREDS//

Pod logo: Callan Moore

Pod intro and outro music: Afterspace

Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

Editing: Claire Moore

What the hell is up stars? Today I’m joined by LA-based pop folk singer Enny Owl. We discuss her most recent album Homes in Humans, diving into the world she’s crafted, song by song. You’ll hear sentiments on magic, healing, claiming your power in the face of adversity and will ultimately gather the tools to run off and form your very own gay coven. Listen in, stars.

Listen to Enny:

https://open.spotify.com/album/3OtuzupwmMAneMJccSaJpc?autoplay=true

Find her on instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/ennyowl/

Watch the Alina music video (choreographed and danced by my sis and I!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf7lRarfBm0

CREDS:

Pod Logo: Callan Moore

Intro/outro music: Afterspace

Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

Caffeine plug: https://coupletcoffee.com/pages/about-us

Listening star: you

love,
Claire

What does it mean to be rooted in spooks? How does Halloween offer us the thought that we are not separate from death and the suffering happening abroad? Root into spooks with me and listen to Taniari’s groovy new pop single Frankensteining Love.

Support Palestinians experiencing harm in Gaza: https://www.mecaforpeace.org/

Text “Ceasefire” to 51905 to send an email to congress

Taniari’s Frankensteining Love:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzmcV2rro4o

Follow Taniari on instagram @_taniari

Come see me dance! With Deanna DiLandro https://partiful.com/e/EQ9mKGSN599eNdrKGIo6

Try Couplet Coffee:

https://coupletcoffee.com/

CREDS:

Pod Logo: Callan Moore

Intro Music: Afterspace

Recording/editing: Claire Moore

love & magic,

Claire

What the hell is up stars? I'm tuning in on a cozy Autumnal evening, which in Los Angeles followed a 79 degree day. Nonetheless, the effortless feeling of fall in it's ability to transport us to something a bit slower, and perhaps more inward, feels noticeable to me. And with it ushers in a time to consider gratitude. In today's episode, I'm featuring my bestie, my logo designer, my creative collaborator, my little sis Cal! We discuss her move to LA, intuition and sisterhood, and our passion for dance together. I hope you enjoy learning about the lovely Callan Moore and the way our sisterhood has formed us. I also feature "I Burned my Diary Last Night" by LA-based indie pop artist Lyncs, which is the perfect ode to letting yourself fall.

Listen to Lyncs:

Insta- @iamlyncs

https://www.youtube.com/@iamlyncs

Find Cal (& book her for choreo, dance, etc!!):

Insta- @calatopia

What's fueling what the hell is up?

Couplet coffee!

https://coupletcoffee.com/pages/about-us

CREDS:

Pod Logo: Callan Moore

Intro/outro music: Afterspace

Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

What the hell is up stars? I went back and forth on what to name this episode. I could've called it rooted in the process of songwriting, rooted in being a band, or rooted in each other, but the central theme here really did feel like it was about being a baby. I sat down with LA-based indie, folk rock band to discuss the formation of their band and their first three singles. In today's episode you'll hear Kieffer, Elon and Julian, share thoughts on musical inspiration from John Mayer to James Jamerson, how it feels to be a baby in LA, and what it's like to stay rooted through mental illness. I felt rooted in conversation with these three talented musicians and funny pals. I hope you do too.

Find Border Collie online:

insta ! @bordercollie.cooldog

Stay tuned to hear I Don't Believe You next week!

CREDS:

Podcast Logo ! Callan Moore

Intro & Outro music ! Afterspace

Rooted music ! Matthew Boerner

Editing ! by me, Claire Moore

Stay starry & rooted,

Claire

Hello stars... today I am coming to you live in this first week of Leo Season, a few days before my 27th birthday. Here I reflect on cultivating hope despite struggling through anxiety, depression and working in places that can feel grim. I believe that the cultivation of hope, through patient, community-led efforts is a sure way to loving kindness. This episode felt healing to speak out. I hope you enjoy.

CREDS//

Featured song: The Mirror by Kukuni

https://www.kukunimusic.com/

My pal's Leah O'Connor directed this ethereal music video for Kukuni's song Forever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LfQAjuk6rc

Intro/outro music: Afterspace

Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

Pod Logo: Callan Moore

Recording/editing/mixy mix: Claire Moore

stay starry-eyed,

Claire