How to be Relentless

I’ll be telling a story in Minneapolis Thursday April 25th at 7:30 pm. The show is called Workplace Drama, and I’ll be doing a piece about work friendships. It’s at Strike Theater, 824 18th Ave NE in Northeast Minneapolis […] Read more

Hi all, I’ll be performing at Strike Theater in Northeast Minneapolis on Thursday March 7, 2019 as part of their International Women’s Day show Roar. See you there […] Read more

As I’m preparing 2019’s first bullet journal and making plans and goals for 2019 I am constantly stumbling over evidence of what an intense year 2018 was. The bests were the best. The lows were, well, lows. I’m already writing about some of the physical health challenges I had this year. The bests of 2018 […] Read more

I performed a new piece a few weeks ago that was partly about how I don’t have trolls. I still don’t have trolls. However, I now have a blackmailer, and apparently I’m not the only one. I’m not worried because I think she’s playing a numbers game and sending her poorly worded, vague claims to […] Read more

I’m doing two shows at Strike Theater in NE Minneapolis in September 2018. The Blender is a cabaret style show with an improv team doing work off of storytelling, spoken word, or sketch work. September 7 and 28, 2018 at 9:30pm. Strike Theater 824 18th Ave NE ​Minneapolis, MN 55418 I’ll do different pieces from […] Read more

When I say there are contractual-like terms and judicial-like sentences to being ‘crazy’ I don’t mean the colloquial version, but instead the clinical. I also mean sentences in that most common way, as in the language itself. Of course, the psychiatric world would say there is no such thing as being crazy, only a diagnosis […] Read more

I’ll be sharing a few audio stories from Open Letters to the Men of Craigslist, and selling books from the Memorial for Craigslist and some of the first work in a new series called Calendar Girl at the Stone Arch Bridge Festival inside A-Mill Artist Lofts on the first floor near the windows Saturday and […] Read more

This round-up story from the Minneapolis Star Tribune included my Art-A-Whirl® event Memorial to Craigslist. “The Craigslist personals section was once a bastion of cruising, sex work and weirdness. That all changed in March with the passage of a federal law to combat online sex trafficking, sending the personals into unending darkness.” – Alicia Eler […] Read more

MinnPost’s Andy Steiner wrote an article on “Memorial for Craigslist” focusing on its mental health aspects. Have a read […] Read more