The Susana Gibb Show

Amy Poeppel, a famous novelist who grew up in Dallas, wrote the novels The Sweet Spot, Musical Chairs, Limelight, and Small Admissions. She has been an actress, a high school English teacher, and now she works at an independent school in New York as their assistant director of admissions. In this episode, Amy Poeppel illustrates her stories of creating her novels, finding an agency and publishing her first book, and she also talks about her feeling of the changes in the world of art and literature.
 
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Joaquin Zihuatanejo is the first Dallas Poet Laureate, who was born in 1971. In the past episode, we had an interview with him where he shared his passion for poems and his story as a teacher. Today, we are honored to introduce his poem “Poem for John”, “Final Exam for My Father”, and “102” here to our audience and let you all hear and feel the beauty of his poems. 

Joy Bollinger, the artistic director of the famous and wonderful Bruce Wood Dance Company in Dallas, talks about dancing with Bruce Wood and how she plans to grow the company. Bruce Wood was a nationally acclaimed choreographer and the founder of Bruce Wood Dance. Listen to our episode and learn about Bruce Wood and his company!
 
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Chris Corlae is a local comedian and gamer who grew up in Dallas. He went to West Hollywood for two years and is now back in Dallas again. In this episode, he talks about his story of trying to figure out his career path and decided to be a comedian because he “enjoyed making people laugh.” Listen to our podcast now and get to know more about Chris Corlae! 

Brother Van, an experienced host for rodeo and radio shows in Dallas, is coming to our show to talk about his radio and rodeo journey. He was formerly the host of The Dorsey Gang Morning Show – Brother Van and is now with 96.3 KSCS on Saturday mornings. Listen to our episode tomorrow and get to know about him! 

Dean Weaver, the owner of Society Brewpub, talks about how he turns his hobby into a real thing he enjoys doing in his life. After COVID, he got more time at home and decided to quit the filming industry and start his new journey as a brewer. Through tough application, he got his business loan and started the pub with his friends. Listen to his interesting story of brewing and don’t miss his professional comments on beer and the brew market! 

Nic Nicosia, a professional filmmaker and photographer, comes in and talks about the world of visual arts. He left Dallas and went to Santa Fe for a different view in photography for 11 years. When he came back, he realized how artists don’t need to look out to other states anymore. Listen to his story and discover more about art development in Dallas! 

Daniel Roby, the CEO of Austin Street Center, serves to provide unconditional support for the homeless in Dallas. Under him, Austin Street Center not only has helped the homeless men and women survive through hard times physically but also has offered them mental support. In the interview, he shares this unique experience and how he manages the difficulties he meets. Listen to our conversation and learn more about helping homeless people! 

Joaquin Zihuatanejo is the first Dallas Poet Laureate, who was born in 1971. In this episode, we are glad to have Joaquin share his passion for poems and his story as a teacher. Listen to our podcast to get to know more about Joaquin and theart of poems!