Mixtape Episode One: Indie Lit in Charm City
September 23rd, 2009
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We’re happy to present the very first episode of Mixtape, Barrelhouse’s monthly podcast on the independent literary scene. Each month, we’ll talk to writers, editors, publishers, artists, pretty much whoever will talk to us about what’s happening in indie lit. Like This American Life, but without all the high production values and famous writers with interestingly whiny voices.
Our first episode focuses on Baltimore. As any John Waters fan knows, when things happen in Baltimore, they often happen in wonderfully eccentric ways. This month we’re talking with writer Michael Kimball about his project “Michael Kimball Writes Your Life Story on a Postcard,” and publishing genius and proprietor of Publishing Genius Press Adam Robinson.
LISTEN:
A few different options right now for your listening pleasure:
Download an mp3:
Episode One: Baltimore
Subscribe at iTunes:
Click this link and it should launch your iTunes application and take you right to Mixtape.
Thanks! And Links!
Thanks to Adam and Michael for speaking with us, and thanks to Josh Maday for reading his poem, The Everyday Juggernaut, and to Mike Ingram for reading the Barrelhouse Postcard Life Story. Here are links to the stuff we’re talking about in this episode:
Michael Kimball Writes Your Life Story on a Postcard
If you have suggestions for Mixtape, please put them in the comments section below. We have to get cracking soon, so we’d love to hear what you have to say.























Damn it, Housley. Certain things were said in confidence! Confidence!
My suggestion for the next podcast is that I no longer trust you, because you are a snake.
Oh: and maybe some ladies? Our first podcast, I just realized, was kind of a sausage fest.
Dave is a confidence man…
Great! Good to hear my Balto colleagues. Thanks, Dave. That Josh Maday poem is pretty bone chilling, a good answer, yes, to the question of whether poetry is relevant.
As the Justin Timberlake of Barrelhouse, (Thank God I’m not Fatone), the only thing that would make this podcast more awesome is a funky beat, know what i’m sayin’?
Am downloading now! And will listen at the gym. A perfect length for that, guys. Thanks.
Nice job. I love how Dave “altered” his voice to make it sound like he’d been out hanging with Bret Michaels on the Rock of Love Bus for a couple of nights before pulling out the microphone.
[...] Adam Robinson – With Publishing Genius Press books getting optioned as films by Spike Jonze and IsReads expanding to more cities all the time, he’s a force for good and he’s changing the way we think about audience. You canhear more from Adam in our inaugural Mixtape Podcast. [...]
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