5 - Art of Podcasting 1: Bryan Quinby of Steet Fight Radio

03/18/20 • 20 min

This is the first installment of of our "Art of Podcasting" interview series (which is a play on the Paris Review's (whom we greatly admire) "Art of Fiction" interview series . We sat down with Bryan Quinby, one half of Street Fight (the other being Bret Pein) to discuss his craft, the actual work that goes into making a podcast, blending comedy with politics, and his view of the show as being mainly a way to entertain people who feel isolated under the terrible conditions of late capitalism. Starring: Bryan Quinby Billy Lennon (eic) Kyle(contributing editor) Music Credits: A-Live of Muamin Collective and Mourning [A] BLKstar This show is available on apple podcasts. Learn more about Street Fight here: https://www.streetfightradio.com/ We will release the second half of the interview at a later date, which is focused on Ohio and Columbus politics and culture and, you guessed it, Les Wexner. Enjoy the show.

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