Episode 251 Libertarian King for a Day

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Episode 251 we had Paul Duane, Utah’s own Soul Anarchist, join us for a full episode! His name may ring a bell because he joined us for episode 211 last June to talk about a COVID photography project with Steve Conlin, or perhaps you have participated in one of his Sunday night burns. We wanted to deep dive a little bit more into Paul’s world. Since this episode is a plethora of topics, and Paul joined us for the whole show, his podcast and Libertarian journey is threaded throughout.

Photo by Jessica Richardson @sweetpjess

A reminder, pheromone’s are the best, porn is still a problem in Utah even with COVID, and South Park always gets it right.

Paul has been a local podcaster/presenter for 6+ years. After doing a stage show he decided to move his format to podcasting. Whether the topic is science, nylons, philosophy, or motorcycles they are full of heart and soul. We took a small dive into how Paul found Libertarian-ism and what it means to him. He says he isn’t a crazy Libertarian, phew… and we are okay with the day he is Libertarian king. Yea, you’ll have to listen for that one. Paul said he’s always loved personal freedom and he believes that everyone should have “control over their own destiny.” We see nothing wrong with that. He also mentioned it’s really about living life on your own terms, without encroaching on others, it’s very contextual.

Paul is also a local photographer, which we talked about in episode 211. You can find his work at www.soulanarchist.com Follow him on Instagram and Facebook for funny quips and his Sunday night burn. (kick those algorithms in the ass). Paul is also working on a book, Get Naked, which he has outlined on his website and you can follow along with the progress. We look forward to seeing this book come to fruition!

Paul told us the thing that is the most unique thing to Utah that he has noticed is the oddly high concentration of brilliant people that are here!

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Episode 211 Capturing COVID in SLC

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Episode 211 we had the pleasure of taking a field trip to the photography studio of Steve Conlin, Paul Duane, and Nick Sokoloff. *Nick was unable to join us due to a prior engagement.* We went back in time to see when Steve previously joined us at it was for episode 26!! Yes, mind blown. So in addition to talking about the project the three of them are working on, we had to meet Paul and do a catch up with Steve!

First we got to know Paul a little bit, and we will definitely make sure we have him back to talk more about his podcast in depth. Paul has lived several lives. Musician, mail man, talk show host, photographer, and podcaster. Paul is the voice behind the Soul Anarchist Podcast. At one time you may have heard him on the radio or even been lucky to attended one of his shows at Metro Hall. Now you can see his photography, read his incredibly thoughtful, and emotion invoking, blog entries, or catch one of his Sunday night 21:12 fire sides. Oh! And most definitely on his podcast! We will do a deeper dive at a later date with Paul!

A lot has been happening for Steve over the last three years. In addition to producing and getting out to the community their libations, Ogden’s Own just moved into their brand new building in Ogden. Since the start of COVID Five Wives has moved from one building to another and during all of that, been mass producing hand sanitizer! They were the first distillery in Utah to really jump into making sanitizer once the approval was announced. It has been readily available for the public both at the distillery and through local businesses such as City Weekly Market place clear up to Edith’s Collective in Malad! They have also made several trips to the Navajo Nation to make sure they have provisions.

We wanted to get these gentlemen together to talk about a heart-felt project they’ve been working on the last couple months, Capturing COVID SLC. The idea is to capture and record this moment in time. Steve said, “the idea was to capture a formal sense of time and what is happening.” How people are feeling being isolated, working from home, or maybe even their lives not changing too much during COVID19. To show that each of us have been effected differently over the past couple months. Think of Capturing COVID SLC as a snapshot. A memory. A bit of history. Their goal is to compile the stories and photo’s in a book. This is where all of you come in! You can sign up to tell your story on their website. It’s been fun seeing some of our past guests make appearances such as Jen and Derek from Olio Skin and Beard and Pete Saltas from City Weekly. We’re all alone, together.

Photo: Steve Conlin

You can follow Steve and Ogden’s Own at Five Wives/ Madam Pattrini /Five Husbands/ Porter’s Whiskeys/ Underground on their website and social media.

You can follow Paul on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter through Soul Anarchist, his Facebook for his photography and of course, check out his website!

You can follow Nick Sokoloff’s work on Facebook, Instagram, and on his website.

We ask our guests what their one thing they couldn’t part with in Utah would be. Paul said family has what has kept him here in Utah. Steve told us that he is willing to part with anything…

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Music By: Folk Hogan. Bootleggers Dance.

Episode 80 Art Activism, Gas Masks, and Poop.

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You know it’s going to be a great episode when the guest starts out by saying they will gladly talk about how many times they poop and masturbate in a day. And when Chris tries his hand at an Irish accent. And when Jessica ruins the episode by talking about what we weren’t suppose to talk about.

This week we were honored to be joined by art activist and photographer, Cat Palmer! You may know her as the artist that re-created Leonardo’s Last Supper, but with amazing people in Utah. This past weekend you may recognize her “Go Home Trump” and “Dump Trump” installation from the Utah State Capitol pre Trump visit. Let’s help her make it viral by sharing and crediting her work!

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Cat gave us insight to her inspirations, her love of gas masks, an upcoming project that she has been working to make happen, and of course, her rad mom!

Oh, and in case you were wondering, she doesn’t shoot landscapes.

Here is a list of some of her favorite locals:

Olio Skin and Beard Co.

Tin Angel

Frida’s Bistro

Zest Kitchen and Bar

Blind Dog

Two Bit Street Cafe

Water Witch Bar

Lake Effect

CM Ceramics

Jimmi Toro

Cat also let us know that she doesn’t attach her name with organizations, even though she is very active in the activist community. However, she is very passionate about Salt Lake Clean air. They have their Winter Solstice Salt Lake Clean Air Fundraiser on Dec. 17th

You can pick up Cats work on her website CATPALMER.com, at the Urban Arts Gallery, and the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. You can find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

And a big thanks for James for letting us use his house!

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Music: Bootleggers Dance by local Utah Band Folk Hogan