013 Baseball, metal music, and friends who need a place to stay.

Published on: 16th July, 2018

Episode 13! Ursula is the co-host of the podcast Flipping Bats and Winning Games a podcast about baseball, focused primarily on New York baseball affairs. Ursula and I talk baseball, but we spend most of the time talking about her friend Barabara a girl who overstayed her welcome. What do you do with those friends who need a place to stay? Another cool thing is that Ursula is really into metal music so we talk that too!!

Check out Ursula's Podcast Flipping Bats and Winning Games here

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noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change

Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change

Ever wonder what ignites the creative spark in inspiring artists, change-fighting activists, and even my neighbor who practices synchronized swimming in their inflatable pool every morning?

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Stephanie Graham

Hi there! I'm Stephanie, the creative force behind this podcast!
As a curious multi-disciplinary artist, filmmaker, and Real Housewives scholar, I dive into the fascinating world of relationships and subcultures through conversations with artists, activists, and neighbors. I explore their practices while sharing my journey in art, which includes creating films, photos, and installations focusing on race, social class, and subculture.
Outside of my studio practice and podcasting, I also run Graham Cracker Pins, which offers unique pins that reflect my love for creativity. Although my background involves work in TV and film, NDAs limit what I can share about those projects. Nevertheless, when I can, I do! For more of my art, visit missgraham.com or dive into pin heaven at GrahamCrackerPin.co. Join me as I unravel what others are up to with humor and curiosity.