Sean Cannon
- Username: seancannon
- PRX Member
- Role: Multimedia: Station Based
Recent Pieces from Sean Cannon
Femi Kuti
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
I sat down with Afrobeat luminary and political activist Femi Kuti a few days ago, and it was so moving for me that I scrapped what I was working on and decided to just ...
Chef Edward Lee and Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips
(57:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Chef Edward Lee talks about why eating is even more important than most folks realize. Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne gets into obsession, stubbornness, and being shown ...
Jake Shears of Scissor Sisters
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Jake Shears might be known as the guy from Scissor Sisters, but he's had a pretty big year on his own. He released an acclaimed memoir, made his Broadway debut in "Kinky ...
Daniel Ralston and Rhett Miller of The Old 97's
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Daniel Ralston talks about a story he spent years contemplating, researching, and reporting — one that involves shady business dealings, impersonation, and cowboy hats. Old ...
Andrew WK and Cocaine & Rhinestones
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Andrew WK talks about using his mantra of "party hard" to embrace all experiences in life — both positive and negative. We take a look at the new podcast Cocaine & ...
Hari Kondabolu and Dr. Dog
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Comedian Hari Kondabolu discusses his Netflix special, "Warn Your Relatives," the real reason why "All in the Family" couldn't be made today, and his desire to make people ...
Steve Burns and Why?'s Yoni Wolf
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Steve from "Blues Clues" discusses succeeding in TV despite his best efforts at failing, his new life as an indie rock musician, and his relationship with collaborator Steven ...
Jessica Lea Mayfield
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Jessica Lea Mayfield talks about her past experiences with domestic violence and how they informed her latest album, the raw and confessional "Sorry Is Gone."
Weird Al Yankovic and Jenny Lewis
(59:00)
From: Louisville Public Media
Weird Al talks about surviving in show business for 40 years and how he dealt with a very public career setback in the late '80s. Jenny Lewis digs into how celebrating an ...
