The Subtle Forces Podcast

In which Anja surfs the internet. Music by Illicit Eagle

Anja hands the mic to Sydney. Content warning: swearing, challenging authority figures, menstruation, abortion, criticism of the Catholic church.

In which Anja and brother Anton go rambling through the brambles. Playlist by DJ INVIS SOUNDS™ listen to it in full here. TRACKLIST: THE GARDEN- CUT CHEMIST KING'S COLLEGE CHOIR ANNOUNCES MAJOR CHANGE- KING'S COLLEGE CHOIR SHIMMER- SINJIN HAWKE IRON (CHOIR VERSION)- WOODKID SAY YOU WILL (FT. CAROLINE SHAW)- KANYE WEST EDERLEZI & SOME RANDOM PREACHER SCREAMING IN MITCHELL PARK- ID KVAL SVIRI- THE BULGARIAN STATE FEMALE VOCAL CHOIR KILLING TIME- NICHOLAS JAAR PALACES (FT. DAMON ALBARN)- FLUME BOCANADA- GUSTAVO CERATI HAPPEN- NICK HAKIM

In which Anja meets another Anja who pronounces the "j" like a "j." Also: Anja goes for a walk outside and reports back to Charles Bursell— who is still observes a pandemic-era quarantine.

In which Anja takes a songwriting class from her uncle, John Sieger. John's songwriting classes and website: https://johnsieger.wordpress.com John's Patreon where he will send you a song each week: https://www.patreon.com/JohnSieger Featuring music by Peter Donalds: www.peterdonaldsmusic.com Theme by Anton Sieger Thank you to the following famous artists for inspiring new songs: Fats Waller, the Coasters, Waylon Jennings and Frank Sinatra.

In which Anja Interviews poet-conduit Cat Reince about a few inanimate objects that have strong feelings and thoughts of their own. Some of the many things mentioned: Blazing Bedtime Stories Volume III Good Movie: Chungking Express Red Solo Cup

We are taking a summer break. The Subtle Forces will return the first week of September. Now is a great time to catch up on older episodes or tune into www.riverwestradio.com if you're looking for something fresh and eclectic.

In which Anja receives a sinister birthday gift that keeps on giving long after she uses it. Featuring music Kendraplex Theme by Anton Sieger

music by Illicit Eagle https://illiciteagle.bandcamp.com Featuring Colleen DuVall Women Who Howl at the Moon Podcast Blaine's friend Mel

A 29 minute radio musical By Anja Notanja and Charles Bursell with musical accompaniment by Peter Donalds. Guest appearance: Blaine Wesselowski https://charlesbursell.libsyn.com http://peterdonaldsmusic.com

In which Anja stimulates her inner economy whilst eating a jar of sea stag sauerkraut, revealing the source of a primordial tang. Featuring: David Saturn Klingenberger of The Brinery Melodysheep's beloved Carl Sagan song Theme music by Anton Sieger

In which Anja starts collecting product advertisements. Featuring: Brad Fiore, professional copywriter Kendraplex Anton Sieger Greg Hart

In which Anja visits her godmother and starts to question what freedom really is. Featuring: Donna Eddy Blaine's old friend Myron Anja's mom

This week, Anja Notanja, the host of the Subtle Forces Podcast was interviewed by Amy Tutti Frutti Shake Your Booty And Get In A Good Moody Schmutte on Riverwest Radio's "OWL" (Older.Wiser.Local) Show. The topic of baby names was discussed. Here is the full show. For more episodes of OWL click here.

This episode is just pregnant with a scrumptious bounty of Pass-The-Loot for People That Love... that is, you, my audience! Featuring: Victoria Robison Bagsong Jessica Bayer

Anja talks life with poet "KJ" Kavon Cortez Jones.

Anja talks with American Artist Marsha McDonald, who just moved to Porto, Portugal. http://www.marshamcdonaldart.com Photo collage by Marsha McDonald

Since October is a "wicked month" Anja asks the people in her life what it means to be wicked. Beats by Josef Pres, courtesy of freesound.org Theme music by Anton Sieger Episode 21 artwork by Katrina Poems

Anja shares the best of her typewritten on-the-spot poetry and letter commissions that were requested at a Chalk Festival. Music by Anton Sieger Photo: Andrea Waala

Monologue by Anja Notanja Performed by Nathan Wesselowski Intermission song "Energy Drink" composed by Samson Y Hiss, with tenor Alex Taite and Paul Dab on Organ. Illustration by Blaine Wesselowski Theme music by Anton Sieger