with Jennifer Kite-Powell, poet, author & host of TLV

Get ready to embrace the unexpected with host Jennifer Kite-Powell! This reset episode, with no edits, is all about creativity, culture, and a dash of chaos as we gear up for our live show at SXSW. Tune in for laughs, insights, laments, okay, some rants, and a few surprises! Stay Weird, please. Or stay crunchy, either one.

with Buddy Red

Buddy Red does more than play guitar. His blues-rock sound carries deep roots and a modern edge that feels alive in any room. In this episode, he talks about influence, identity, and building a sound that is entirely his. Buddy does not live inside genres. He bends them.

He pulls from blues, rock, soul, and roots, then pushes everything forward until the result is unmistakably his. For Buddy, the guitar is not an instrument. It is a narrator. A voice. A force. This episode was recorded in a small room in Dallas, Texas, with one mic, one guitar, and a whole lot of good vibes. Photo Credit:  @abdquadir1 

with Geoff Wilkinson

In this episode, Geoff Wilkinson, founder of the jazz/hip-hop/rap fusion Us3 and the mind behind the iconic Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia), talks with Jennifer about his new album, Soundtrack, which was released on August 22, 2025. {Yay!}

They discuss how his creative work in film and library music let him off the creative leash and why this new moment isn’t a comeback but proof of his passion for creating music that continues to evolve.

with Pete Gosselin & Casey Ritts

Pete Gosselin and Casey Ritts, co-founders of CAPE Agency, join Jennifer to talk about rewriting the rules of advertising. From navigating trust in client relationships to bringing back the creative spark, this episode is a refreshingly honest look at building an agency with heart.

with Julia Bialetska

When Julia Bialetska, founder and CEO of s.Lab in the Ukraine had to relocate her startup to Spain; she brought resilience, sustainability, and a way to transform agricultural waste with mycelium into sustainable packaging.

with Mike Mantione

In this episode, Mike Mantione of the iconic Athens, GA punk rock band Five Eight opens up about creativity, community and the mental health journey behind the band’s enduring sound. From the release of their first single in six years—Take Me to the Skatepark—to the new documentary Weirdo: The Story of Five Eight, this episode is a love letter to indie rock, and the spirit that keeps it alive.

with Kim Smith

This special International Women’s Day episode begins with voices from Ireland, France, the UK, Finland and across the U.S., sharing why this day matters. Then, we meet Kim Smith, the founder of Health Evolve in South Carolina, whose personal story is reshaping how care, culture, and equity intersect in medicine.

with Patrece Morrison

Patrece Morrison, Founder of Chicks & Caboodles, transforms scrap denim into one-of-a-kind handbags. From a hobby to a business and winning a prestigious Dallas fashion accessory award, Patrece turns our fabric fabric into sustainable fashion.