Subculture Chris Harper

Renee Orth alchemist, activist, and artisan. She is an attorney and philanthropist from Charleston, SC via California. She is the founder of the Stone Soup Collective serving food to the needy and she is heavily involved in the Burning Man movement. In this episode we explore the unique culture behind Burning Man and learn about its purpose.

Tony Donn Rich is an artist, entertainer, dancer, and performer for Carnival Cruise lines. For 5 years Tony has lived on cruise ships, performing in their elaborate productions. Listen in as he dives into his craft, his life, and the interesting subculture of cruise line employees. You can find him on Instagram @tonyiiirich

Amber Singletary is a comedian, writer and actor based in New York City. Now a writer for the HBO television series A Black Lady Sketch Show , Amber talks about her life, what it's like working as a television writer, and her unique perspective on the current writers strike happening across the entertainment industry.

Kaytlin Bailey is the Founder & Executive Director of Old Pros, a non-profit media organization creating the conditions to change the status of sex workers in society. As an advocate, writer, and stand-up comic, Kaytlin leverages her degree in history, her life experience, and her sharp wit to be a voice for people who have no voice in politics and society.
You can find out more about Kaytlin and her work by going to her website here: oldprosonline.org

This week my guest is Melody Mystic Joy. Melody is an astrologer, yogi, spiritual coach, and life coach. Follow along on my interview with her as we discuss life, health, mental and spiritual well being as it relates to her own experience. You can find more about Melody by linking to her website here: https://www.melodymysticjoy.com

On this episode, Chris Harper talks to Aaron Olson, a prisoner currently serving time in Washington state prison. Aaron shares his complete story, from how he wound up in prison to what life is like living in prison and serving a 50+ year sentence. Get a glimpse at what prison life actually looks like as Aaron calls in to the podcast from his prison cell and describes the subculture he's currently experiencing while serving his time. Also, Aaron is engaged, has a podcast, and does a lot to help in the fight for prison reform. Find out how he does all that from prison and so much more in this revealing edition of Subculture!
You can check out more from Aaron on his Patreon page linked here: https://www.patreon.com/madeinprison