Pariah Sinclair, Baltimore's drag sensation sits down for a heart to heart to talk about performing during COVID, Baltimore's drag scene, growing up and becoming a drag performer and more. The artist tackles how his personality changes when he transforms into the character Pariah, how his family has supported his drag career, and touches on his own Baltimore drag family, the Haus of Death Glam.
Weekend Update is our new live stream bringing you a casual chat with the artists, activists and entrepreneurs featured on the Patterson Park Podcast. Weekend Update will stream live on our Patterson Park Podcast group Facebook page, and to the US Event Photos Facebook page. This week, Baltimore photographer Mollye Miller sits for a chat with Mike about her Front Porch Project, 1 for 1 Family Sessions, Baltimore photojournalism, and her overriding philosophy as an artist. Join Mike for...
Baltimore singing sensation Candace Potts join Mike in a heartfelt discussion about music, song, dance, and being a plus sized model. She describes her visceral reaction to the events of June, 2020, and how she responded with her art. She talks about her family, growing up immersed in creativity, and her community, which has supported her journey into music and art. This in-depth look at a prominent Baltimore art personality is the latest chapter in Mike’s ongoing discussion about...
The Food Nomad of Instagram (@FoodNomad), Leandro Lagera, joins host Mike Gatty in a sweeping discussion about the Baltimore AAPI community. From the recent Atlanta murders to the BLM protests to LGBTQ rights, Mike and Leandro delve into the struggle for equality and justice. Mike asks Leandro about similarities between the movements, life as an AAPI immigrant in Baltimore, and struggles unique to the AAPI community. This is one perspective of life today in the Baltimore AAPI community from...
Baltimore favorite bartender Anthony Nastasi kicked off his new business, Mr. Nice Guy Cocktails, just as the COVID-19 pandemic crippled Baltimore nightlife . When the governor announced new liquor rules, Anthony launched a unique business in the age of no-cotact, no eat-in dining, no drink-in bars. Despite the odds, he created one of the most successful businesses during the pandemic, his story is inspiration on adapting, moving forward, and breaking new ground when others are paralyzed with...
Join @Baltimorefoodscene Samantha Stern, locally famous on Instagram with 40,000+ followers, as she takes a foodie trip around the 'hood. Old fave restaurants and new additions top her list of best Baltimore spots -- from Italian bistros to food trucks, from bakeries to pizza joints. An upbeat and energized look at Baltimore foodies in the age of COVID, if you love to eat, this is an interview not to be missed. Stay tuned to the end -- we'll list...
Join Baltimore Chef Andrew Weinzirl and his partner Lina Bertinelli as they talk about the Baltimore food scene. Chef Andrew highlights some of the best independent restauranteurs in Baltimore, local spots where he eats, and discusses both his past and current culinary projects. Part 2 of 2. Resources and restaurants highlighted in this podcast can be found at our website: http://www.useventphotos.com/podcast
Meet the new owners of Revisions Books and Bar, a restaurant to open just off Patterson Park in March 2021. Chef Andrew Weinzirl and his partner Lina Bertinelli join host Mike Gatty in a frank discussion about the local restaurant industry during COVID 19. They discuss their plans for their new restaurant, how they are planning both the menu and their inventory, and even the lure of comfort food. Part 1 of 2.
File for AUDIO podcast players. Join Podcast host Mike Gatty for a behind-the-scenes look at the independent music industry in 2021. Baltimore Musician and collaborator Wes Anderson joins Mike for an in-depth talk about Music, working collaboratively with other artists, marketing music for the independent artist, and coping with COVID-19.
(Audio Podcast) Join US Event Photos owner and podcast host Mike Gatty as he talks Baltimore photography with local favorite Mollye Miller. We talk about her Front Porch Project, photographing Black Lives Matter protests, and telling stories through imaging by capturing emotion. It’s a heart felt discussion of art and creativity and continues our series of how creative people have adapted to the pandemic.