Gig Economy: Liza Colby
By Liza Colby | February 15, 2019
By Liza Colby | February 15, 2019
Gig Economy: Liza Colby
Liza Colby has put in a lot of work, but she's still clocking in her 10,000 hours.
Tag: music column
Ratchet TV: Ellen DeGeneres’s Relatable
By Shamir Bailey | January 16, 2019
By Shamir Bailey | January 16, 2019
Ratchet TV: Ellen DeGeneres’s Relatable
Introducing a new column from our resident TV expert Shamir Bailey.
Revisited: Mark Arm’s Gig Economy
By Mark Arm | January 4, 2019
Revisited: Mark Arm’s Gig Economy
In which Mark Arm talks pulling double duty for Sub Pop.
Revisited: The Job Interview
By Andy Falkous | January 3, 2019
By Andy Falkous | January 3, 2019
Revisited: The Job Interview
A classic installment of Andrew Falkous Presents.
Revisited: Trixie Mattel’s Gig Economy
By Terra Naomi | December 28, 2018
By Terra Naomi | December 28, 2018
Revisited: Trixie Mattel’s Gig Economy
Mattel and folk artist Terra Naomi talk about country music, Drag Race, and dressing to take the air out of the room.
Andrew Falkous Presents: Falkous Vs. 10K
By Andy Falkous | November 28, 2018
By Andy Falkous | November 28, 2018
Andrew Falkous Presents: Falkous Vs. 10K
“I had given everything to it, to this, and now, well, now I was making a call which started with the words ‘We don’t have an album.’”
Gig Economy: Jessica Risker
By Jessica Risker | October 22, 2018
By Jessica Risker | October 22, 2018
Gig Economy: Jessica Risker
"Why do we automatically connect the word 'success' with money? Do I even want to make music with money as an end goal?"
Gig Economy: Mark Arm
By Mark Arm | October 18, 2018
Gig Economy: Mark Arm
The Mudhoney frontman talks pulling double duty for Sub Pop.
Gig Economy: Danko Jones
By Danko Jones | October 1, 2018
By Danko Jones | October 1, 2018
Gig Economy: Danko Jones
Danko Jones on questionable stains and making it on the radio.
Gig Economy: Karen Haglof
By Karen Haglof | September 25, 2018
By Karen Haglof | September 25, 2018
Gig Economy: Karen Haglof
"In Gainesville, a man once stopped his pickup truck to roll down the window to say 'I’d be dead if it weren’t for you.'"