Back to our regularly scheduled order! This #podcast version of this post about Medusa is out and features a cover of a song called "Medusa" by Cameron Whitcomb. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w...

This heroine's journey journey is now up on Medium and Substack. The #podcast features a cover of "I'm No Heroine". medium.com/@emilyrainbo...

Guys. Guys. What a great pitch for this new show about Bauhaus - innovative approach - absolutely original!

At the suggestion of a friend, I've skipped ahead in the #podcast order of things so I could share with you the winningest blogcast while the iron was hot. It features a cover of "King for a Day" that I learned right quick-like. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i...

Trying to catch up with posting these things on the other platforms. Here's this one about renewing my health insurance a few months ago! It's on Medium and Substack. The #podcast version features a cover of "Unwell" emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/health-care-...

A week ago tonight, I got a big surprise!

I'm still in Los Angeles (after winning a freakin' award! Stories forthcoming!) so this is a rebroadcast of an episode about awards. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/r...

That's me in the middle with our big award!

It's been so long since I wrote this, I thought for a second the NEXT giving tuesday had already come around. Nope. But this post is now up on Medium and Substack. The #podcast version includes a cover of a Portuguese song called "Giving Tuesday" emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/giving-tuesd...

Funny coincidences abound in this Tenth Anniversary Blogcast. It features a cover of a new-ish song by one of my favorite bands from Middle School. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a...

Special request to my ladies: Sign your artwork! For the women who come after us, at the very least.

Time to get your New Year's plans organized! It's the #podcast version of this post about First Night. It features a cover of "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w...

I overheard two artists talking about their Medusa project in a cafe and I got unreasonably mad about it.

Allergies have taken my voice hostage so I have no new #podcast episode tonight. I offer you this re-broadcast of an episode from ten years ago. The very third episode of this. No song. Funky sound. Ten years ago... podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/r...

Luckily this post is about a production of a play that is from the 1940s, so even though it's from December, it's not so out of date! It's now on Medium and Substack. The #podcast version features a cover of "Gertrude and Stein." emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/this-show-ne...

I accidentally stumbled on the Tenth Anniversary of my podcast! Some thoughts after ten years of this.

And now the audio version of an audio inspired blog! This #podcast episode features a cover of "A New England" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

Okay, you got me, I wrote this four months ago. I thought about sitting on it another eight months so it would be timely again but...it's not so much about the date as it is the art.

Deep cut acting technique thread, y'all. Get into it.

This up-to-the-minute story about Timothee Chalamet's comment is now not so up to the minute! This #podcast episode features a cover of CAKE's "Opera Singer". podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

"While final evidence of the baroness's involvement may be missing, there is a great deal of circumstantial evidence that points to her artistic fingerprint." On groundbreaking artworks wrong attributed to men (including insights from Irene Gammel, author of "Baroness Elsa"):

The GPS pronounced Queens in the most confusing and hilarious way. And it gave me a lot to think about.

Continuing #clown training discourse, mixed with feminist layers. This #podcast episode features a cover of a Sabrina Carpenter song called "Looking at Me" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a...

Just reading along, nodding along to the situation and there was the marvelous @stellduffy.bsky.social right there with her wisdom.

I'm told at least two other people I know read this New Yorker article and had similar feelings about it. The blog is now up on Medium and Substack. The #podcast version features a cover of "Material Girl." emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/seven-pages-...

Maybe Chalamet's dumb comments are already last week's news but when I wrote this down on paper, it was a fresh take, I promise you! #ballet #opera

This blog had about 8 views - maybe the #podcast version will do better! It features a cover of "Scam Song" by Thesaurus Rex. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

And now the #podcast version of this post about making space for editing! It features a cover of Panic! At the Disco's "Ready to Go" #Writing #CreativeProcess podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

A memorable moment in a clown class long ago continues to speak to me. It's about women, attention and seeking it.

In more up to the minute blog posts inspired by the 18th century, this one is now up on Medium and Substack. The #podcast features a cover of "Read Your Mind" emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/womens-busin...

#GenX nostalgia alert! I knew what the first video they played on MTV was but now I know the second as well (I'm assuming they're going in order) and I would never have guessed it. Also there's a button to click for confetti.

Wait - the corner of Olympic and Cloverfield, Santa Monica? Ladies and Gentlemen, that is almost exactly the location where the old Buffy offices stood. I believe we may owe thanks for this one to the Hellmouth.

This exploration of acting and typing is now up on Medium and Substack. The #podcast features an Emily Rainbow Davis original, newly recorded. emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/my-type-395d...

Almost 20 minutes of all #clown content! All clowns all the time! A farewell to Philippe Gaulier and a cover of Elvis Costello's "Clown Strike" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a...

I try to have compassion for those that got us into this political mess but I find it very challenging. Thinking about them this way somehow helps.

The blend of high and low art here is absolutely championship level. We start with a French dramatist in the mid 19th century, believe it or not, and journey through mud to some other literary icons.

Criminally funny, but also I'm crying inside Norway comes for the #TechBros www.forbrukerradet.no/breakingfree vimeo.com/1168468796?f...

I did not realize that I might be being perceived as a technophobe (and I don't care, think what you want!) but I have often been surprised that others are surprised that writing for me is always a pen and paper proposition. #GenX

Columbia student detained today is a day-in-the-life influencer with 100K followers. Her stories right now go from her studying for a Genetics exam in a nicely edited "ten hour study with me at Columbia" video, to a photo of her knees with the caption "dhs illegally arrested me please help"

When I found myself stalling, I realized I needed to find a method for preparing to edit, just like I have one for writing. Uncovering our creative processes is a lifelong practice. #CreativeProcess

And now, the #podcast version of this blog about how we deal with these folks. It features a cover of "Should I Stay or Should I Go" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

The good news about this post from November is that he’s mostly surprised me and done a lot of great things. The bad news is that he has gone back on his promises to fund the library system and stop the homeless sweeps. emilyrainbowdavis.medium.com/my-local-rac...

This is a huge deal, and the number of people I see pooh-poohing this as just a loss to a supposedly elite group sucks. A) most of the jobs that disappeared were the working-class ones; B) bye bye not just to local coverage but to arts, sports, everything that’s not tech/biz/politics/opinion/advice

"AI is the future" The future:

"Could anyone have guessed that the celebrated titans of social science and psychology Epstein sought out would just happen to think that #MeToo went too far or that women aren’t temperamentally suited to careers in STEM? On second thought, don’t answer that."

Believe it or not, clowns really care about lineage. And this guy sits at the top of the heap. I never studied with him but I did learn a lot from his teaching!

It sure seems like when we have our basic needs met, and don't have to hustle to survive, humans will almost always choose to create art. And there is a lot of evidence that when a society decides to honor and promote art and artists, everyone who lives there is measurably happier.

Like, USAID still legally exists, still receives budget from Congress, and the few dozen remaining employees (who work at State) still have usaid.gov emails and all our systems and databases still exist. It's just the 10k of us who actually did the work are gone. Just do that to ICE and CBP.

Attention @sticknation.bsky.social !