Listen in while Art Slut, Ann Wood interviews Al-Yasha Ilhaam Williams, Atlanta musician, scene maker and professor at Spellman college.  She shares her journey in music from DC to San Fran to NYC to Atlanta. Listen to her early musical influences: Tina Bell and Bam Bam, Red Maiden and Rare Essence. Al-Yasha is founding member of Music in the Park, and Atlanta Improvisors Orchestra.  

Listen to Art Sluts Radio host Ann Wood interview acclaimed director Ruth Leitman.  Ruth has been on the front lines of social change as a photographer and documentary filmmaker for 35 years.  She has covered everything from income inequality, immigration, to women's health care. Her most recent film No One Asked You shines a spotlight on the incomparable, Lizz Winstead as she travels through battleground states while Roe V. Wade is being dismantled and women's health care canceled. Lizz Winstead is the founder of Air America, Co-Creator of The Daily Show and Abortion Access Front.  Sound serious?  It's not -- Funny but True. To volunteer go to Abortion Access Front started by Lizz Winstead to help women.  Find out more about Ruth Leitman at Ruthless Films dot com.

In Episode 18 I interview Atlanta based Artist, Musician and Activist, Aileen Loy.  She creates artwork for television and theater as well as making unique instruments that she uses to perform in the legendary W8ING4UFOS.  Her unique singing style shatters the boundaries of tone - primal and beautiful.  Her social activism includes creating "Little Band Books Libraries" and working with Georgia Overdose Prevention. 

Here we are at Part 4 of the Ann Magnuson interview.  It has been a pleasure and an honor to get to know the GREAT Ann Magnuson! In this episode we discuss the wildly hilarious film Vandemonium, her first film and all the way to her latest release Ghost Cat.   Plus songs from The Luv Show, Pretty Songs and Ugly Stories and Dream Girls. Listen, Share and Subscribe to Art Sluts Radio. 

Holy Cow!  Ann Magnuson is every bit as interesting as you think! Listen to Part 3 of Ann Wood's interview with Ann Magnuson, the iconic 80's/90's Queen of theater, film, tv, music and art.  Ann and Ann discuss Bongwater, 70's gay icon Jobriath, Feminism, the boundaries of comedy, philosophy, politics and theater.  More songs from The Power of Pussy, The Luv Show, Pretty Songs and Ugly Stories and The Jobriath Medley.  Episode 17, Part 4 airs on August 30, 2025. Listen, Share and Subscribe to Art Sluts Radio. 

In Episode 15, Art Slut, Ann Wood continues her interview with Ann Magnuson, the Goddess of the 80's & 90's underground Art, Music and Theater scene, as well as an actor in countless films and television shows.  What has she NOT done? In Part 2 Ann Magnuson shares her take on what's going on now, her experience following the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and sewing. She shares the experience of creating the groundbreaking "Folk Song" recorded on the Power of Pussy, yet born in avant garde theater. Plus, hear more music: Folk Song, Psychedelic Sewing Room, Live You Vixen! and Open Letter to an Open Letter: Seriously WTF. 

In Episode 14, Art Slut, Ann Wood interviews Ann Magnuson, the Goddess of the 80's & 90's underground Art, Music and Theater scene, as well as a appearing in countless films and television shows.  What has she NOT done? Find out in Part 1. Ann Magnuson shares her early experience in the late 70's early 80's New York scene at Club 59 where she managed, performed and promoted artists like Keith Haring, Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Klaus Nomi, B-52's and RuPaul.  Hear cuts from Bongwater off of the seminal album, The Power of Pussy. As well as audio of "Live from TV," an original theater piece captured on the PBS Show "Alive from Off Center" in which Ann shifts between nearly 50 female characters, with each change of the channel. Finally, hear a rare live performance with Bongwater of a Roky Erikson's song on the late night show "Night Music." 

Listen to Part 2 of Art Slut, Ann Wood's interview with classically trained, global touring, Atlanta based experimental musician, Ipek Eginli.  In this episode you will hear a rare recording of her New Orleans performance with acclaimed Saxophonist Kebbi Williams and a sample from her album, Explorers with Daniel Levin.  Hear how long Covid nearly robbed Ipek of the use of her hands.  And how her recovery drove Ipek's frenetic (near daily) shows across the globe. Each performance a completely unique improvised composition.   Ipek Eginli is breaking boundaries in experimental and classical music on piano and synth. Her new album, Clouds Carry Me to the Sky Every Morning is available on Purplish Records.  

Former Art Slut, Ann Wood’s interviews experimental musician Ipek Eginli.

Listen to Part III of Art Slut, Ann Wood's interview old pal and Austin Musician and Superstar, Gretchen Phillips of Two Nice Girls, Meat Joy and Phillips and Driver. Gretchen and Ann discuss Lesbian culture, the social philosophy of change and effects. Hear Songs from Phillips and Driver from their albums Togetherness and Disco Dance Party 2000. Including a cover of "Grudge" by Joe Pernice. Plus Gretchen and Ann share their mysteriously synchronistic venture into instrumental improvisation music. 

Listen to Part II of Art Slut, Ann Wood's interview old pal and Austin Musician and Superstar, Gretchen Phillips of Two Nice Girls, Meat Joy and many other projects. Part 3 to follow. Hear Songs from Meat Joy, Two Nice Girls and a solo performance with The Cotton Candy Breathing Knives after the 2016 election.

Listen to Art Slut, Ann Wood interview old pal and Austin 80's & 90's Musician and Superstar, Gretchen Phillips of Two Nice Girls and Meat Joy. Part 1 with Part 2 to follow. Hear Songs from Girls In the Nose, Meat Joy, Two Nice Girls and a most recent twist in her musical exploration. 

Listen to Art Sluts, Teri and Ann share songs, memories and comment on then and now. Art Sluts were a groundbreaking feminist punk performance art band (1983-1986).  This episode is part II of Teri and Ann listening along with you to the KCOU radio interview from 1985 shortly after the release of their first album, For Your Protection. 

Listen Art Sluts, Teri and Ann share songs, memories and comment on then and now. Art Sluts were a groundbreaking feminist punk performance art band (1983-1986).  This episode, Teri and Ann listen along with you to the KCOU radio interview (Part 1) from 1985 shortly after the release of their first album, For Your Protection.   

Listen in to Teri and Ann as they discuss their reaction to the 2024 election.  They discuss Feminism in the age of Trump, Self Censorship, Autonomous Intentional Communities. Also hear Pam’s post 1984 election song, ”Ronald Reagan Had a Farm” and Ann’s song ”Closer to Heaven.”

Join Pam, Teri and Ann as they delve into the topic of why they decided not to release certain songs.  And you get to hear the ”banned” songs: Monobrow, Narcolepsy, Lockjaw, Chinese Guitar, Rasta Song. All proceeds go to support Planned Parenthood.

Join Pam, Teri and Ann as they delve into the topic of censorship and inclusion, how language and comedy have changed then and now. Listen as they share songs: Contraceptives Are a Bore, Sperm in the Big Canal and Dead People.  All proceeds go to support Planned Parenthood.

Pam, Teri and Ann of the Art Sluts (1983-86) discuss topics of the day, how they got started, how they all ended up in Austin and an interview Art Sluts did with Daniel Johnston in 1985.  Plus two songs, by Meat Joy. All proceeds go to support Planned Parenthood.

Join Art Sluts while they discuss feminism then and now, censorship, evolving language and our own history.  Featured songs are Nice Girls, Clinging Boyfriends and We are Not Equal. All proceeds go to support Planned Parenthood.

Join Teri, Pam and Ann while they introduce themselves and discuss topics of the day including feminism in the 80’s and now. Hear songs like Art Sluts, Me and my Little Fingers and David Letterman. All proceeds from the sale of Art Sluts music benefits Planned Parenthood.