BTR Nexus Café™ 07.02.13

Welcome to the Nexus Café™

The sixth episode of the Nexus Café™ opens:
Thursday, February 7, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. EDT
(ADT: 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT - 4:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PDT)

Call-in to the café during showtime at: 619.924.0981,

or Toll free 'call-in' to speak with the hosts at: 877.598.1774
for those in the contiguous United States.

We are hoping you will find the Nexus Café™ to be an intriguing place for you to stop-off and visit from time to time, as well as a place to help stimulate your creative mind and thought, through music, poetry, prose and interpretive readings!

Simply sit back, relax, have a cup of coffee, tea, or chai and a snack, and listen-in as internet personalities DjRoger and DjNatasha spin some interesting musical tracks that are interspersed with a few friends of the NWCU, who will present their written, spoken word, and/or SoundCloud creations for you!

On Thursday's episode:

• Something to Consider: with Natasha Lynn Head.

Natasha also interviews: Heather Grace Stewart,
Best selling author of Carry On Dancing, Leap,
and Where the Butterflies Go.

• Social Sprite's Tip of the Week:
with Joanne Young Elliott
 
...a selection of compositions from:

Bacchus Aurelius
Ginny Brannan
Moloch
Natasha Lynn Head

and more...

If you would like to perform a live reading of your work for the show, or submit a SoundCloud track, please let us know! Guidelines maybe found in our Nexus Café™ back room page.

BTR Nexus Café Hosts:
Natasha Lynn Head and Roger Allen Baut
Founding NWCU Coordinators

Susie Clevenger • Joanne Young Elliott •  Beth Winter
NWCU Coordinators

Please note: The views expressed on this show
do not necessarily reflect the views of the NWCU, or its founders.

BTR Nexus Café 10.01.13

Welcome to the Nexus Café

The second episode of the Nexus Café opens on:
Thursday, January 10, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. EDT
(ADT: 7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT - 4:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PDT)

Call-in to the Nexus Café during showtime at: 619.924.0981,

or Toll free 'call-in' to speak with the hosts at: 877.598.1774

We are hoping you will find the Nexus Café to be an intriguing place for you to stop-off and visit from time to time, as well as a place to help stimulate your creative mind and thought, through music, poetry, prose and interpretive readings!

Simply sit back, relax, have a cup of coffee, tea, or chai and a snack, and listen-in as internet personalities DjRoger and DjNatasha spin some interesting musical tracks that are interspersed with a few friends of the NWCU, who will present their written, spoken word, and/or SoundCloud creations for you!

On this Thursday's episode:

• Something to Consider: "The Oral Tradition," with Natasha
 
...featuring a selection of poetry from poets:

Ginny Karpinski Brannan
Susie Clevenger
Charles Elliott
Natasha Lynn Head
Anna Montgomery

If you would like to perform a live reading of your work for the show, or submit a SoundCloud track, please let us know! SoundCloud tracks need to be .wav .wma or .mp3 format with a 100MB limit.

To Contact us please use the email on the BTR Player. 

BTR Nexus Café Hosts:
Natasha Lynn Head and Roger Allen Baut
Founding NWCU Coordinators

Susie Clevenger • Joanne Young Elliott •  Leslie Moon • Beth Winter
NWCU Coordinators

Please note: The views expressed on this show
do not necessarily reflect the views of the NWCU, or its founders.

@NWCreativeUnion ~ Weekly Designate for Creativity

We are so very pleased to announce that Ginny Brannen of Inside Out Poetry takes home our prize! This week, Ginny brought an absolutely gorgeous submission to our Wednesday Wake Up that included her always fantastic words, beautiful imagery, and this week she really pushed the envelope creating on outstanding video to accompany the piece.  You can view her winning entry here.

About Ginny:

From the inside out, Ginny Brannan’s inner poet has finally emerged. Hailing from New England, Ginny took poetry courses in high school, and poetry and creative writing in college. Foregoing college degree, she went into the workforce while still a teen, where she remained steadily employed for many, many years. In 2009, Ginny found herself out of work, another victim of the economy, facing the ominous task of finding employment in a cyber world and in a declining job market. Emotionally sinking into a darker place each day, her dearest friend, also a writer, suggested she tap into her creative side and pick up pen and write--or Macbook and type as the case may be. Writing pulled her out of her rut, and she has been pouring herself into poetry ever since.

To connect with Ginny and follow her on her journey, simply swing by her directory listing.

Please join us in saying thank you for playing along, and wishing Ginny a big congratulations on the win!

Stay tuned for next week's Wake-Up call and come play along. To learn more visit us here

~Roger & Natasha

Ginny Brannan ~ @ginnybrannan

Ginny Brannan
Poet, Writer

From the inside out, Ginny Brannan’s inner poet has finally emerged.  

Hailing from New England, Ginny took poetry courses in high school, and poetry and creative writing in college. Foregoing college degree, she went into the workforce while still a teen, where she remained steadily employed for many, many years. In 2009, Ginny found herself out of work, another victim of the economy, facing the ominous task of finding employment in a cyber world and in a declining job market. Emotionally sinking into a darker place each day, her dearest friend, also a writer, suggested she tap into her creative side and pick up pen and write--or Macbook and type as the case may be. Writing pulled her out of her rut, and she has been pouring herself into poetry ever since.

A regular contributor to d’Verse Poets Pub and The Mag, and member of F.E.P.C. (Facial Expressions Poetry Circle), Ginny’s poetry has been featured in these on-line publications:

The River Journal:  Edition 1 Issue 31  

BreakInk News, a paper.li publication by Big Urban Multimedia

The Poetry Daily, (paper.li) published by My Blogworld

TVVH_Urban Review: The Lit Daily (paper.li) published by Jeff Casselman

The Wounded Warrior Poetry Daily (paper.li) published by Jan-Wounded Warrior

Spellbound (paper.li) published by Christina S.

Twitter: @ginnybrannan (https://twitter.com/#!/GinnyBrannan)

Blog: Inside Out Poetry http://insideoutpoetry.blogspot.com/

Facebook (personal page) http://www.facebook.com/gbrannan

(Sorry, no FB fan/poetry page currently available)