Feminist Fatal Audio Program

The Feminist Fatal Audio Program is a podcast bringing you audibles of feminist psychedelia through interview episodes and audio performances. This episode is special because instead of interviewing someone, I was interviewed by my older sister, Megan McQuarrie. Megan is an illustrator, singer, medical assistant and my badass BFF. We talk about American neocolonialism, the weird shit we did as kids growing up on an Alaskan island, the origins of my obsession with psychedelics, and a lot more. Hope you enjoy!Songs:Love Dawn, Sylvi FosterSEXIDELICK, Feminist Fatal & QUEEN SONPHATNESSA, QUEEN SON

SEXIDELICK is an erotic audiobook and soundscape featuring narration excerpted from my novel in progress SUPPLIES and intertwined with instrumentals from $kell and Silence of the psych rock band Queen Son. The novel, SUPPLIES, is about a young woman raised in post-apocalypse Alaska, who finds a journal written by her dead mother detailing the location of the last school of a species of genetically modified fish her father (never in the picture) had engineered to survive the impending environmental disaster.Upon eating the fish the heroine has a psychedelic trip that ends with her back in time to exactly where her mother was at her age. Seattle, 2018. Ending up on the moving Link and immediately smacking her head, she wakes up in the hospital and goes on a quest to find her young living mother. In the process, she falls in love and has to decide whether she wants to stay in the past and brave the apocalypse with her lover, or abandon him and try to build a life in the future.SEXIDELICK excerpts three erotic parts of the book, one from her childhood before she travels into the past, one from before she meets her lover and then their LSD charged first sexual encounter.

Gabrielle Myer is a watercolor painter, frontwoman of the Seattle band DYED, a professional stylist and model. She lives a life immersed in creative practice. In this interview, we chat about the impact of her childhood on her art, her process and history in watercolor and music and her hopes for the Seattle art scene! You can find Gabrielle on Instagram @RavioliFreak and her band @theRealDyed. Check out the photoshoot accompanying the interview at FeministFatal.com/blog.