Seattle After Party Sessions

Healing with Horses and Elysia Jane Buss

Elysia Jane Buss is the owner of Global Equine Affiliates, and DREAMES Lifecoaching. She is on a mission to share horse therapy with the world. What is horse therapy? How does it work? And how much will it cost her to make a documentary about it all?

Scrolling through Pike & Pine with Emmet Montgomery

Emmett Montgomery is a comedian and storyteller. He's been making his living doing that for the past 10 years here in Seattle. How has he shared his love of the weird? What does he love about people in general? In what way are social distancing shows similar to shows of the past? Find out in this wonderful conversation with Emmett Montgomery

Take a tangent with The Last Book Club

The Last Book Club is a rock band with a fantastical, literary bent. Mike Sennott, Samantha Vick, Sela Davis and Jorge Rodriguez make up this group. They are all game developers and designers but they each bring something different to the music. However, the music sometimes takes a back seat in our conversation as we take a tangent or 12. Enjoy the silly, the weird and the poignant. The music is still here though. The episode starts with the intro to "Paladin", one of the tracks they've recently released. Listeners to this episode will also get a taste of 2 unreleased tracks, "The City" and "Book Club".

Learning to Fall with Late September Dogs

Late September Dogs has a storied history with the Seattle After Party. It all stems from the fact that they were working on a special LSD orchestra project and every time they were on it was almost ready to be released. It’s finally released and you can hear the tale from Dan Teisan, Jay Smith and Jackie Farrar. Also, we get some information on when we will (hopefully) be able to see Late September Dogs live again after we get through this pandemic lockdown. Make sure to pick up their CD, vinyl, t-shirts and more at LateSeptemberDogs.com/shop

Around the Virtual Fireplace with Liz Argall

How are anthropology, web comic, science fiction, Albert Camus and roller derby all related? If you said they are all things discussed in this episode with renaissance woman Liz Argall, you are correct. I first met her going by the name Betse Nails, her nom de guerre, as part of the Rat City Rollergirls. Since then, she’s gone back to an old passion, writing comics. Take a listen as we go on a journey with Liz from Australia to the US and where she is going from here. Follow her at patreon.com/lizargall