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Home can feel mundane at times. It’s where you get up and get ready for work, where you do chores, and where you work on your taxes. But home is also likely where you feel safest and at your most intimate. It’s where you celebrate or mourn, and where you watch your kids grow up. Home is also where Matthew Houck, who performs as Phosphorescent, produced his latest album, Revelator. Recorded at his home studio in Nashville, it’s his first full-length album since 2018. The songs find him in a contemplative place: a man at home with a young family, pondering nature and the passage of time. Houck’s family appear in different ways on the album: His daughters inspired lyrics, and the first Phosphorescent song to be written by someone other than Matthew was written by his wife. In this session, Houck talks about overcoming writer’s block on Revelator, and about his 2022 cover series, The Full Moon Project. Table of Contents Introduction Recording ‘Revelator’ at Home Family Inspirations Overcom

Broken Babes, Denver’s most inclusive burlesque troupe, is breaking barriers and captivating audiences with their unique performances. Founded by Allie Soreass and Bella Brujita, this troupe is redefining the art of burlesque by making it accessible to all. Table of Contents The Journey of Broken Babes Meet the Founders Diverse Performers Impact on the Community Future of Broken Babes The Journey of Broken Babes Since its inception in 2021, Broken Babes has been on a remarkable journey towards inclusivity and empowerment. The troupe’s commitment to showcasing performers with disabilities has garnered widespread acclaim and admiration. Meet the Founders Allie Soreass and Bella Brujita, the visionary founders of Broken Babes, have a deep passion for burlesque and a strong belief in inclusivity. Their dedication to creating a welcoming space for performers of all backgrounds has been instrumental in the troupe’s success. Diverse Performers Broken Babes is home to a diverse group of perfor