WRITE CLUB Atlanta celebrated Women’s History Month by inviting some of the most kickass women we know to take the stage and spar for our edification. This week on the podcast, a bout between veritable WRITE CLUB superpowers Suehyla El-Attar (Mother) and Gina Rickicki (Daughter).
Sons and Daughters of the Mice in Cars Revolution Salute You
In this week’s episode, Viceroy Nick Tecosky gets good and sedate against Suehyla El-Attar’s big loud fighting words.
All Hail Mice in Cars!
We tried something a bit different for this episode and staged a WRITE CLUB Salon. Our Favorite Londoner (TM), actor, presenter and teacher Clementine Wade was in town, but couldn’t make it to our show in regular time, so we brought the show to her. Or rather to actor and WCA regular Suehyla El-Attar’s living room, where we had some wine and some pleasant conversation before turning our hosts against each other in a battle of Nature versus Nurture.
Special thanks to Hilary K. and Melissa of Tenacious Threads for assistance with this episode.
Loud music by Mice in Cars, quiet music by Suehyla
2012 draws ever closer, so we’re seeing you off into a brand new year of the same old mistakes with the fourth and final bout of our Very WRITE CLUB [holiday] show: Need versus Want.
Actor and writer Suehyla El-Attar admits to the unspartan habit of Want while our own Consigliere Myke Johns tells you what you Need. Drive safe out there, folks.
“Music” “performed” by Mice in Cars
In WRITE CLUB Atlanta’s inaugural podcast, Justin Welborn faces off against Suehyla El-Attar in a battle of Sacred vs. Profane that God Himself nearly decided for us.
Music: “Witkin” & “Our Focus Was So Strange” by Mice in Cars