Podcast appearances and mentions of maggie kubley

Chicago is still coping with last year's unfortunate breakup of electro pop duo Celine Neon. The fiery and dynamic collaboration between Maggie Kubley and Emily Nejad drew a devoted following with their gritty anthemic songs, upfront feminism, inventive videos and more sass than just about anybody in the game. But don't worry, Maggie and Emily are still BFF's. While Emily is baking amazing cakes, Maggie is already back in the scene with new music to share. Her new solo effort is the "Come Over" EP. For this collection of songs, Maggie taps into her theater background as she excavates past traumas, processes past relationships and reflects on periods of loneliness and her lifestyle pre-sobriety. Jill Hopkins spoke with Chicago musician and performance artist about the new project, and the new stage in her music career. For more info about Maggie Kubley, visit: https://www.maggiekubley.com "Come Over" EP release show takes place 4/19 and 4/20 at The Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago.

Chicago singer Maggie Kubley talks about going solo after her band Celine Neon broke up, getting sober, and redefining her sound. Plus, Morning Shift host emeritus Tony Sarabia tells us what he's been up to since moving to Iowa.

On today’s episode, we have Maggie Kubley: singer, songwriter, actor, and member of the band Celine Neon which has decided to consciously uncouple. Maggie honestly tells us what it’s like to end a creative project, start fresh but not over, and still stay friends. To learn more about Maggie and view her amazing songs and videos, visit MaggieKubley.com Get tickets to Celine Neon's FINAL SHOW here: http://bit.ly/2Mpebfj To support her work, visit Patreon.com/MaggieKubley Get a God Damn cake at BonVivantCakes.com Google some therapy at Google.com To purchase tickets to Cultivating Creative Confidence at The Robey click here: bit.ly/2w67CKx Visit LifeofthePahty.com and Patreon.com/LifeofthePahty to learn more and support this listener supported podcast. Podcast art by JessikaSavage.com Episode music by Lennon Bone of soundandpatternsmusic.com

This week we welcomed back Sam Larsen as he returned to the SSW Radio host chair after a semester in India. We also dug into our archives to share recordings from our May 2017 coverage of the Chicago Home Theater Festival, hearing a performance from Maggie Kubley, a performance and interview from Frankiem Mitchell, and an interview with the producer/curator of the night Lydia Ross. Then host Andrew Koski discussed what to expect in the new South Side Weekly print issue. To close out the show, we announced our upcoming interview with Emmy award-winning writer Lena Waithe. South Side Weekly hosts Olivia Obineme and Erisa Apantaku chat live with Waithe,  Tuesday, January 23, during the Weekly’s radio hour. Have you seen The Chi, yet? If you have a question or comment you want to share, tweet or leave us a voicemail at 224-215-1890 and we might share your question during the show. Recorded live from WHPK 88.5 FM - The Pride of the South Side with your hosts Olivia Obineme, Sam Larsen, and Andrew Koski. The bumper at the beginning of the show featured members of HUEY Gang and was produced by Jed Lickerman. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.