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The ladies of Mama Lingua join Taya Jae to celebrate Women's History Month, the release of their new EP, Home Studio Sessions, and to talk about their upcoming show at Bluecorn Cafe in Montrose, at the end of the month. -
KVNF's Taya Jae and Cynthia Hines sat down with Margo to discuss her new book, Deep Inside the Blues, a collection of oral histories and 160 intimate photographs.
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Alicia Enciso Litschi joins Taya Jae to talk about the intersection between traditional Western Psychology and the Earth-Centered, Soul-Honoring traditions of her Ancestral Roots. She shares how her ChicanX identity informs her work and the importance of returning to ancestral knowledge as a form of healing ancestral trauma, with caution. -
David and Rene Pacheco and Jason Juarez of Tropa Magica join Taya Jae on Talkin Music. -
Christopher Sorrentino, who chose not to center himself but his Mother, Victoria Ortiz, in his new memoir, joins Taya Jae to discuss familial relationship, forgiveness and curiosity. -
Larry & Joe play a mix of Venezuelan and Appalachian folk music, they've dubbed "Venezualachia", aiming to create a personal and unique sound which blends their distinct backgrounds. This unique musical duo join Taya Jae live in the KVNF studio, to talk about re-inventing bluegrass and the power of music to transcend barriers, heal and, hopefully, leave their audience with a profound sense of joy and connection. -
In honor of Disability Pride Month, writer, speaker and disability rights activist Emily Ladau joins Taya Jae on the Pen and The Sword to discuss her book, Demystifying Disability, What to Know, What to Say and How to be an Ally. -
Publicist and Author Amelia Possanza joins Taya Jae to discuss the the 7 characters and time periods that make up her debut novel, Lesbian Love Story. -
Ana Menéndez joins Taya Jae on the Pen and The Sword to share about the 12 years it took to write this novel, the seminal image that began this process and her love of poetry. -
Zaina Arafat joins Taya Jae on The Pen and The Sword to talk about her book, You Exist Too Much. -
In recognition of Asian-American Heritage month, Joanna Carpenter joins Taya Jae in conversation. Tune in as they discuss finding balance from moment to moment, Joanna's activism, which lead to the creation of 86 the Barrier, and how the circuitous route is sometimes the most rewarding. -
Sarah Cypher joins Taya Jae to talk about birthing this novel, 15 years in the making, into the world and the way her experience as a queer Arab-American has shaped her art.
