Clientele Presents: Appalachian Sound and Color

In this episode, we talked with musician Jeremiah Welch. The Tyler County, WV native is the founder and front man for the band The Pussyfooters. You may know them as the creators of our intro and outro music. After college, Jeremiah moved to Parkersburg, WV for several years before returning to the Upper Ohio Valley. He eventually formed the band. Discussion topics include: Friendly, WV, river folks, Theremins, the creation of the band, and getting old. He also played us a few songs. You can find The Pussyfooters on there Facebook page as well as Spotify.
This episode is marked explicit for a couple of swear words that snuck through the cracks.

In this episode, we talked with graphic designer and artist Mindi Yarbrough. After growing up in the Y-T-R (Yorksville, Tiltonsville, Rayland) in Ohio, Mindi jumped around from Pittsburgh, Columbus, and California. After enjoying moving back home, Mindi decided to refocus on her art. Discussion topics include: how she got the childhood nickname "Morbid Mindi", ghosts, HR Giger, mermaids, her coloring book, and how she became an accidental muralist.
You can find Mindi on Instagram, Facebook, or her website.

In this episode, Logan and Will sit down and talk about the changes occurring to Clientele before it re-openings, including a fulltime retail section, regular hours, patio and indoor seating, as well as a beer license(!!!!). Afterward, as the logo returns to the summer version, we reflect on an approximate year of podcasting. Discussion topics include: oops cussing, TikTok, the difficulties of opening a business in West Virginia, and the highlights of the last 25 eps!
For some reason, we decided to give out a free Logan Schmitt print to whoever comes up with the best Run The Run Tire origin story. Send your best one to [email protected] by July 9th, 2021!

In this episode, we interview mixed media artist Robert "Bob" Villamagna. Born in Oakland California, Bob grew up in Toronto, Ohio. Bob's career path included 13 years at Weirton Steel, an ad agency, art therapy, and teaching at West Liberty University. Bob uses these experiences, especially his time in the mills, to help influence his artworks. Discussion topics include: shoes, the weather, bosses, sunburns, COVID, and the ups and downs of being art focused in the Ohio Valley. You can find him on Instagram and his website.

In this episode, we interview chef and farmer Melissa Rebholz. The Buffalo native has worked across Appalachia and the Northeast from New York City through to Alabama. After helping start up a local restaurant in Wheeling, Melissa branched off on her own. Discussion topics include: Pizza, BBQ, Dairy Queen, Paw Paws, the hurdles with starting a business and/or opening a restaurant, and writing. You can find on Instagram, Patreon, or her website.