Music, Mad Women, and Mothering
A monthly dose of inspiration.
It’s time for your monthly roundup! Here are all the things—music, books, videos—that inspired the artists profiled in September’s interviews.
As a refresher…I chatted with musician Kay Hanley about her work in music, film, and TV; Chelsea Bieker about her latest psychological thriller, Madwoman; author and journalist Sophie Brickman about her debut satire, Plays Well With Others; and artist-musician TB Ward about Professional Human, his upcoming exhibit at Upstream Gallery.
They were all fantastic chats and I hope you’ll check them out! Now, here are some goodies inspired by their words and their work.
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The September playlist includes a diverse mix of music. An overview:
Kay Hanley: For more than 30 years, Hanley has served as the frontwoman for the Boston rock band Letters to Cleo. A few of their songs are included on the playlist, along with two of her songs from the Josie and the Pussycats soundtrack, for which she provided the singing vocals. During our chat, Hanley mentioned that Boston’s own
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