Welcome to the Clubhouse

Sam Seitles

Get to know us! 
This episode is a treat.  Don interviewed Sam and learned a whole bunch about his journey.  We talked about teaching, wrestling, growing up in St. Louis and Florida, and some of his plans for the future.  Sam has a core of creative energy that knows no bounds!

Wayne Lucina

Sam and Don sat down for a conversation with the incredible Wayne Lucina!  We spoke with Wayne about his influences, commercialism, his love for history, conspiracy theories, music, and his amazing artwork.  You do not want to miss this episode.
Learn more about Wayne through his website: https://waynelucinaart.net
And catch up with him on the socials: 
http://www.instagram.com/wlucinaart
http://www.facebook.com/wayne.lucina
 

Tania Pomales

For this episode, we welcomed Tania Pomales to the Clubhouse!  Tania spoke with us not only about her amazing art, but about her influences, meditation, and video games.  It was an exciting conversation about what impacts her work both creatively and spiritually.
For more information about Tania, visit her website: https://www.taniapomalesart.com/
and on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniapomalesfineart/
 
 

Max Rodio and Maddy Milan

Fantastic chat with Max Rodio, President of Hammonton Pride, and Maddy Milan, winner of the inaugural Miss Hammonton Pride pageant! Our conversation covered the history of Drag, self expression, and the importance of diversity and community. 
Together Max and Maddy worked with The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University to curate the exhibit, "Drag Is Not A Crime".  This exhibit features spectacular vignettes showcasing the colorful fashion of drag, as well as highlighting the profound impact the queer community have had on the history of Souther New Jersey. 
There is still time to get out to see "Drag Is Not A Crime".  The exhibit is running until September 29th at Kramer Hall in Hammonton, NJ.  To find out more about the exhibit, visit https://stockton.edu/news/2024/drag-is-not-a-crime.html
To learn more about Hammonton Pride visit https://linktr.ee/hammontonpride  Their Linktree has information about the organization, Miss Hammonton Pride Pageant, and offers links to many LGBTQIA+ resources.
This episode was supported in part by a grant from New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism.
 

Quinton Greene

   A phenomenal episode with Quinton Greene! Painter, Assemblage artist, curator; we talk with Quinton about growing up in North Carolina with musical influences, his time in the Army, picking up a brush for the first time, and persevering through trauma and tragedy. 
 Quinton's work can be seen throughout the area, and for the last few years, he has acted as curator for Studio67 in Medford, NJ.  See more of Quinton's work at https://www.instagram.com/quintonlgreene/ 

Jake Kaplan

What an incredible chat with, Jake Kaplan!  We talked about his music, poetry, and BICYCLES!  We spent a good deal of time digging into his creative process, and the power of music to transport us to another time and place.  Do your earholes a favor and listen to this fun, energetic, and inciteful conversation.
 
You can find out more about Jake and his music by checking out https://www.instagram.com/featherbirdphilly/
https://www.instagram.com/widowdouglasphilly/
https://linktr.ee/JakeKaplanMusic
 
 

Alexa Quaranta aka Alexandra Ghoul

Fantastic chat with Alexa Quaranta!  Alexa is a burlesque performer known also by her stage name, Alexandra Ghoul.  Our conversation covered everything from her early days in dance classes, self-confidence, body image, music, family, and taking the stage for the first time at Bar XIII in Delaware.  
You can find Alexa on Facebook at Alexa Quaranta-Kelly and Alexandra Ghoul. On Instagram: @alexa__ghoul and TikTok: @alexa_ghoul

Linda Zab-DeBow and Olivia DeBow

We are super excited to have Linda Zab-Debow and Olivia Debow with us for this stellar 4th episode.  Linda is a retired art teacher and painter, and her daughter Olivia, a talented photographer, is just a few years in to her career as an art teacher.  We talk about teaching, reaching students who aren't into your lesson, AI, and everything in between.

Chris Rockwell

Our guest is Chris Rockwell!  Chris is an amazing spoken word artist, community builder, and creator of Soup Can Magazine.  We talk with Chris about art, connecting with family, and the upcoming North 2 Shore Festival in Atlantic City. On June 23rd, Soup Can Magazine is bringing hip-hop artists and spoken word poets to Sister Jean's kitchen in Atlantic City to collect food for their community food bank. 
Find Chris on Instagram at @mrchrisrockwell and @soupcanmagazine 

Allison Caracciolo Gallagher

Our guest is Allison Caracciolo Gallagher!  Allison is a talented photographer, life coach, and creator of The Hammonton Happy Hour.  We talk with her about moving past fear, self-worth, and having compassion for ourselves.  You can connect with Allison at her website allisongallagher.com and Instagram @yourcoachallisongallagher