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Ypsi/Arbor Exit Interview: Caleb Elijah Zweifler

By Mark | December 6, 2018

If you’re planning to attend the DIYpsi art fair this weekend, be sure to swing by the table of illustrator Caleb Zweifler, who, early next week, intends to hitchhike his way out of Ypsilanti, the town that he’s called home for the past decade. Following is his official Ypsilanti exit interview. MARK: What’s your full […]

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Talking breeders and their larvae with Minus9, driving Björk around Detroit with author Steve Hughes, putting mousetraps outside of Ann Arbor’s fairy doors, and open heart surgery in a Hamtramck bar… on episode 19 of The Saturday Six Pack

By Mark | June 17, 2015

Ok, I’m finally getting around to listening to episode 19 of The Saturday Six Pack. I’m not sure why I put it off so long. It’s actually a pretty good show… If you’d like to join me, you can either download the podcast by way of iTunes or stream it on Soundcloud. Or, if you […]

Posted in Art and Culture, The Saturday Six Pack, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged Andy Claydon, Björk, breeders, Build Records, Colin Moorhouse, fairies, fairy doors, Good Tyme Writers Buffet, Greg Hughes, guerrilla theater, Hamtramck, Jack White, juice boxes, local theater, Matthew Barney, Minus9, misanthropy, Normal Park, Pete Larson, punk rock, Regal Beagle, Steve Hughes, Steve Marton, Stupor, The Monarchs, The Nightman Cometh, Three's Company, Too Many Cooks, tourists | 5 Comments

Drunken stories with Steve Hughes, the relentless metal assault of Minus9, and a sneak peak at The Nightman Cometh …on the upcoming Saturday Six Pack

By Mark | June 4, 2015

This week’s episode of the Saturday Six Pack is going to be a special one, as my old friend, the great writer Steve Hughes, will be driving down from his Hamtramck estate to tells us what it’s like to make one’s living collecting stories from drunks in bars, read from back issues of his award-winning […]

Posted in Art and Culture, The Saturday Six Pack, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged Altamont, Andy Claydon, Colin Moorhouse, Crossroads, Family Dollar, Mike Douglas, Minus9, Steve Hughes, Steve Marton, Stupor, The Nightman Cometh, Ypsilanti Underground | 7 Comments

Bee Roll reflects on Beezy’s at the five-year mark… “If we want the world to be different, we have to start creating that world.”

By Mark | November 2, 2013

As interviewed Bee Roll, the owner of Beezy’s, when she was first opening her restaurant on Washington Street, and again as she celebrated her first anniversary, I felt compelled to check in once again when I was reminded that her five year anniversary was approaching… I hope you enjoy the interview. MARK: So, has it […]