Now You Go Podcast

Aug 26 2021
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We have questions about what it means to be a creative human. Like do we need other people? Sounds scary and inconvenient for some and very natural for others. We talk to creatives across disciplines about collaboration, insecurity, spirituality, Britney Spears and much more. Now You Go is hosted by Karen Brieske, a stand up comic, Traci Ehrlich, a writer, and Bryan Peralta, a writer and actor.

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NYG #6: Ari Tibi

Aug 26 2021 45 mins  
This week we talk to musician Ari Tibi about creativity in childhood, dealing with rejection, Karen's multimedia conglomerate and much more!

NYG #5: So Much Jewish Shit!

Aug 04 2021 26 mins  
The shit you’ve been asking for: Jewish shit, our injuries. Karen's going to Mexico and hopes to get laid by a closet lesbian attending a wedding. Traci's family comes to visit and Bryan is very proud of his Gilmore Girls fandom.

NYG #4: Ali Blake

May 03 2021 53 mins  
Singer-songwriter Ali Blake discusses the magic of collaboration, challenging perfectionism, her commitment to social justice and her new single "Do It Over Again."

NYG #3: Katrina Brown

Apr 29 2021 72 mins  
Katrina Brown speaks as a writer who stands up for equality. She talks about being in the entertainment industry for decades and stand up comedy as therapy. Katrina, who is black and Vietnamese, speaks to the emotional turmoil she feels in America in light of the historic brutality impacting black people in America and the escalating hostile landscape for Asian people.

NYG #2: Helen Hicks

Apr 06 2021 54 mins  
This week we discuss Helen's creative journey which led to her career as a life coach for feminist, LGBTQ+, capitalism-wary creatives, entrepreneurs and educators. CW: Mental illness, suicide. If you are struggling with mental health or substance use disorders please call SAMHSA’s National Helpline 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

NYG #1: Rachel Goldberg

Mar 12 2021 70 mins  
Britney Spears and feminism. Exploring empathy and human relationships through writing. Also can climate change be funny? Writer Rachel Goldberg joins us this week to discuss all these things and more.