Conversation Piece Podcast

On this episode of Artists On Chreece, Rhetoryk reflects on performing at Chreece, the importance of platforms that uplift local hip-hop in Indianapolis, and the community that inspires his artistry. Check out Rhetoryk's latest work! Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introductions & Roots on the West Side (00:29) - – First Chreece Memories and Confidence Boost (01:10) - – Why Chreece Matters to Indy Hip-Hop (01:31) - – The Song to Know: Wisdom (02:16) - – Wildfire Performance & The Supergroup (02:53) - – Where to Find Rhetoryk and What’s Next

In this episode of the People's Perspectives on Indy, Zina Kumok—an Indy-based financial advisor—shares her pride in neighborhood identity, love for Irvington’s historic charm, and her hopes for better parks and more locally inviting downtown spaces in Indianapolis.Connect with Zina: https://www.instagram.com/advisorzina/The People's Perspectives on Indy is a series of short interviews with people around the city about their perspectives on Indianapolis.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Meet Zina: Financial Advisor & Irvington Resident (00:36) - – What She Loves About Indianapolis Neighborhoods (01:19) - – Irvington’s History and Community Pride (02:00) - – Why the City Needs Better Parks (02:59) - – Thoughts on Downtown Infrastructure (03:46) - – Three Words for Downtown (04:08) - – Misconceptions About Downtown Indy (04:49) - – A Tagline for Downtown Indianapolis (05:09) - – Authentic Voices, Honest Opinions

In this bonus “after hours” episode, Patrick and John reflect on running, community, and the evolving energy of The Podcast Lab—where creative conversations have spawned some really cool opportunities. Connect with Patrick: https://instagram.com/patrickintheworld/Connect with John: https://instagram.com/johnoverton/Shout out to the Indy Arts Council for sponsoring this episode. Did you know October is National Arts and Humanities Month? Well Indy Arts Council and Indiana Humanities are coming together to celebrate and raise awareness of their collective impact on the region’s culture, economy, and quality of life. They're shining a spotlight on the meaningful arts and humanities programming that happens across the Indianapolis region and in Indiana’s 92 counties — not just this month, but all year long. Learn more at indyarts.org.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Francis Nwosu / Prxper StandardsEngineered and mixed by: Popular RaptureMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Warming Up & Behind the Scenes (02:00) - – Finding Joy in Running (03:20) - – Track & Field Memories (05:15) - – Building the Podcast Lab (06:40) - – Creating Community & Audience Energy (07:20) - – Upcoming “In Conversation With” Events (08:30) - – Closing Thoughts: After Hours Vibes

On this episode of Artists On Chreece, DisTinct drops by to share his pride in Indy’s music scene, his passion for discovery through Chreece, and invites fans to catch his high-energy set packed with surprises and signature sounds.Connect with DisTinct: https://www.instagram.com/distinct3rd/Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - — Introductions (00:37) - — Why Chreece Matters (01:21) - — Venue & Lineup (01:38) - — Distinct’s Catalog & Sound (02:18) - — Why You Should Pull Up (02:56) - — Where to Find Distinct

In this episode of The Open Door, Jacob Chaves stops by to talk about creativity, food, and how Indianapolis helped him find both his artistic voice and his community.Learn more about Jake's work with Pattern Indy: https://patternindy.com/The Open Door is a series where once a month we literally open the studio door and invite folks from the community to sit down with us and talk about whatever is on their hearts. To learn more go to https://bit.ly/opendoor2024.Shout out to Life in Indy for sponsoring this initiative! Life in Indy is your comprehensive guide to the Indianapolis region. This site gives you a full virtual tour experience, so you can explore our community and discover where in Indy is the best place for your new home. Learn more at https://www.lifeinindy.com/Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Ziad Hefni / Apicem StudiosEngineered and mixed by: Popular RaptureMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Welcome to The Open Door (01:10) - – From McCordsville to Indy (02:35) - – The Beauty of Rural Indiana (03:40) - – Falling in Love with Food & Design (05:08) - – The Craft of Italian Cooking (06:19) - – Ribs and Roots (07:33) - – Balancing Art and Work (09:18) - – Making Time for Creativity (13:04) - – Finding Community in Indianapolis (15:05) - – Ways to Support

Duane "Stretch" Thalley reflects on the spirit of Indianapolis, urging deeper collaboration between creatives and city leaders while reminding us that true community means always doing more than what’s expected.Connect with Follow D$ Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/followdmoneypod/The People's Perspectives on Indy is a series of short interviews with people around the city about their perspectives on Indianapolis.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - - Meet Stretch (00:50) - - What He Loves About the City (01:20) - - Defining Indianapolis Culture (02:07) - - Collaboration and Liberation (02:30) - - Describing Downtown Indy (03:11) - - Favorite Downtown Spot (03:34) - - Hidden Gem: The Saint Shack (04:04) - - Misconceptions About Downtown (04:22) - - The Stretch Tagline for the City (04:52) - - How to Support Stretch and His Work

“If you’re a fan of really quality music with jazz, R&B, soul, and hip hop—pull up.”On this episode of Artists on Chreece, Casper Merci shares his journey from attending Chreece as a teenager to performing with a full band, celebrating community, collaboration, and the creative force of The Sutherland Collective that helped shape his sound.Connect with Casper Merci: https://www.instagram.com/caspermerci/Connect with The Sutherland Collective: https://www.instagram.com/thesutherlandcollective/Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introduction: Tomorrow Bookstore Sponsor (00:23) - – Meet Casper Merci (00:47) - – First Chreece Memories (01:13) - – The Early Days and Indy’s Hip-Hop Scene (01:32) - – Performing with a Full Band at White Rabbit (01:47) - – About His Album Civilian (02:23) - – Why You Should Pull Up to His Show (03:02) - – Shoutout to The Sutherland Collective

In this episode, Ash & Elm Cider founder Andréa Homoya stops by the studio to explore identity, risk-taking, leadership, and self-care—uncovering how community, courage, and creativity fuel her life and business.Learn more about Ash & Elm Cider: https://ashandelmcider.com/Follow Amanda in Indy: https://www.instagram.com/amandainindy/This episode is sponsored by Tomorrow Bookstore. Do you like good books? How about good people? Or both? If that’s you, then make sure you check out Tomorrow Bookstore, a general interest shop in the heart of downtown Indy, focused on global and immigrant stories, independent publishers, and works in translation. Tomorrow hosts book clubs, author events, small business pop ups, and more. Go see for yourself at 882 Mass Ave, or follow along on social media at @tomorrowbookstore. Shout out to Frida's Flowers for sponsoring the show! Elevate your next event (or your living room) with some of Madeline's incredible work: fridasflowersindy.com/This week’s Give Em Their Flowers shout out: Amanda Gibson!Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Francis Nwosu / Prxper StandardsEngineered and mixed by: Popular RaptureMusic by: Mandog (00:01) - — Intro & Welcome (00:02) - — Growing Up Overseas (00:05) - — Finding Identity & Outsider Perspective (00:11) - — Taking Big Swings and Not Fearing Failure (00:16) - — Building Ash & Elm (00:22) - — Balancing Business and Parenthood (00:28) - — Leadership Lessons from COVID (00:33) - — The Hardest Parts of Running a Business (00:39) - — Community and Autumn Tidings Festival (00:50) - — Skincare, Self-Care, and Self-Worth (00:52) - — Looking Ahead: Writing, Reflection, and Renewal

On this episode of In Conversation With, Taelor Carmine, owner of BODHI Thai Bistro, discusses her family’s journey from Thailand to Indianapolis, the roots of BODHI, and how tradition, patience, and resilience built one of the country’s most celebrated restaurants. From July 2025.Check out BODHI: https://www.bodhi-indy.com/In Conversation With is our monthly live show where we bring our conversations about Indianapolis out of the studio and into the street. For the rest of 2025, we'll be partnering with Tinker Street restaurant to provide incredible meals to accompany our conversations and with draft creative space to host us (except for October, more on that later!). If you're interested in supporting these events, please email Patrick Armstrong: patrick@conversationpiecepod.comGet tickets to our next In Conversation With, featuring Indy Reads CEO Ruba Marshood: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-conversation-with-ruba-marshood-tickets-1628949564999 Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mikey Levine (01:00) - — The Beginning of a Dream (06:30) - — Finding Home in Indiana (09:00) - — Food as Family (14:00) - — Defining Thai Cuisine (20:00) - — The Balance of Spice (22:00) - — Building Bodhi During COVID (26:00) - — Cooking with Generations (32:00) - — The Story Behind Every Dish (36:00) - — Recognition and Reflection (41:00) - — Staying Grounded in Success (45:00) - — Lessons in Patience and Humility (51:00) - — What Rest Looks Like (54:00) - — How to Support Bodhi

“We’re a juggernaut, and then we come together—it’s just pure pandemonium.”On this episode of Artists on Chreece, Naptown duo PINKY (Kid + Courtland Tunstill), reflect on their journey, the importance of hip hop in Indianapolis, and the energy they bring to the community through their music and performances.Connect with Kid: https://www.instagram.com/kidsofthesky/Connect with Courtland Tunstill: https://www.instagram.com/yungscobaby/Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introductions & Origins (00:48) - – First Year as Pinky (01:32) - – Why Chreece Matters to the City (02:39) - – The Essence of Family & Community (03:15) - – Upcoming Show at Atomic (03:35) - – New Music & First Single (04:15) - – The Power of Pandemonium (05:12) - – A Homecoming Performance (05:48) - – Where to Find & Support Them

In this episode of The Open Door, Destiny Taylor stops by the studio to explore her journey of blending wellness, culture, and community, and how she’s creating affirming spaces for black and brown folks in Indianapolis.Connect with Destiny: https://www.instagram.com/themamagreen/The Open Door is a series where once a month we literally open the studio door and invite folks from the community to sit down with us and talk about whatever is on their hearts. To learn more go to https://bit.ly/opendoor2024.Shout out to Life in Indy for sponsoring this initiative! Life in Indy is your comprehensive guide to the Indianapolis region. This site gives you a full virtual tour experience, so you can explore our community and discover where in Indy is the best place for your new home. Learn more at https://www.lifeinindy.com/Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Ziad Hefni / Apicem StudiosEngineered and mixed by: Popular RaptureMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Welcome & Open Door Series intro (01:00) - – Meet Destiny Taylor: background & The Mama Green (03:10) - – Affirmations, self-love, and creating wellness tools (05:00) - – Balancing business mode with wellness mode (07:00) - – Representation in wellness & creating affirming spaces (09:40) - – What Indianapolis means to Destiny (12:10) - – The future of wellness spaces: beyond the activity (14:10) - – Collaboration, community, and creating vibes (15:10) - – Ways to connect with Destiny

Olivia Snyder shares her love for downtown Indianapolis’ hidden vibrancy, reflects on challenges the city faces, and reminds us that “there’s joy everywhere you look.”The People's Perspectives on Indy is a series of short interviews with people around the city about their perspectives on Indianapolis.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introductions & Living Downtown (00:16) - – Why Indy Has More Going On Than People Realize (01:29) - – Concerns About Homelessness & Safety (03:11) - – Misconceptions About Downtown (03:47) - – Rapid Fire: Favorites & Tagline

“It just brings a spotlight to all of the local talent here for sure.”On this episode of Artists on Chreece, Faded shares his journey as a veteran performer, why Chreece matters to Indianapolis, and why his White Rabbit set promises to be the most electric performance of the night.Connect with Faded: https://www.instagram.com/fadedintheyo/Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introductions & History (00:35) - – Favorite Chreece Memory (01:07) - – Performing at White Rabbit (7:10 PM) (01:20) - – Songs to Listen To (“Wish You Well”) (01:33) - – Why Chreece Matters to the City (02:14) - – Why You Need to Pull Up to Faded’s Set (02:44) - – Where to Follow Faded

"If you don't give the artist that money from the work they're doing, you're not being real."On this special edition of The Open Door, Fred Miller shares how Butter embodies equity, realness, and community while fueling Indianapolis’ artistic renaissance.Connect with Fred: https://www.instagram.com/mffred/The Open Door is a series where once a month we literally open the studio door and invite folks from the community to sit down with us and talk about whatever is on their hearts. To learn more go to https://bit.ly/opendoor2024.Shout out to Life in Indy for sponsoring this initiative! Life in Indy is your comprehensive guide to the Indianapolis region. This site gives you a full virtual tour experience, so you can explore our community and discover where in Indy is the best place for your new home. Learn more at https://www.lifeinindy.com/Shout out to Ash & Elm Cider for sponsoring the show. Based on Indy’s east side, Ash & Elm have been making cider with real, regionally sourced ingredients for the past decade. And while they celebrate cider all year, they turn it all the way up at their annual Fall Festival, Autumntidings, happening this year on October 18th. Grab your ticket, grab a cider, and discover why so many people love Ash & Elm. Rooted in tradition, crafted for today. Learn more at https://ashandelmcider.com/.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Silver Foxx MediaMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Introduction & shoutouts (01:47) - – Meet Fred Miller (musician, filmmaker, artist) (03:04) - – Fred’s board: Why Butter? (05:21) - – Butter as more than art: music, food, community (07:02) - – Indianapolis as a renaissance city (08:19) - – Patrick’s first experience at Butter (12:42) - – Theme of remembrance & reflections (15:50) - – How to support Fred (MF Fred / Quantum Cavern)

André Guima, local community advocate, shares why Indy’s people and culture inspire him, calls out government barriers to growth, and imagines a downtown full of art, music, and purpose.Learn more about Patchwork Indy: https://www.patchworkindy.org/The People's Perspectives on Indy is a series of short interviews with people around the city about their perspectives on Indianapolis.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Introductions (00:22) - – What Andre Loves About Indy (01:18) - – Artists & Breathing Room in Indy (02:16) - – Liveliness of the City (03:05) - – Government Holding Indy Back (03:25) - – Hot Take: Monon Should Be a Commuter Rail (04:09) - – Favorite Downtown Restaurant (04:34) - – Three Words for Downtown Indy (05:04) - – Chatterbox Jazz Club Memories (05:27) - – Andre’s Tagline for Downtown Indy (05:47) - – Where to Find Andre

On this episode of Artists on Chreece, Rome Herbert reflects on the growth of the Indianapolis music scene, shares why Chreece is vital for the city, and previews his transformative live set and upcoming project.0:00 – Getting to Know Rome Herbert0:41 – First Memories of Chreece1:12 – Why Chreece Matters for Indianapolis2:02 – Rome’s Music & Song Recommendation ("Make Me Weak")2:37 – What to Expect from Rome’s Live Set3:13 – Where to Find Rome & Upcoming Release PartyLearn more about Rome: https://www.romeherbert.com/Connect with Rome Herbert on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rome.herbert/Artists on Chreece is a series of conversations with artists about their experience with the festival, their musical stylings, and more, from Chreece Media Day. Shout out to the Chreece team for having us.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios

“Sometimes that mask has to come off and Peter Parker has to come out.”On this special edition of The Open Door, Tirus Duncan pops into the BUTTER BUS to explore how embracing vulnerability, honoring remembrance, and answering the call to serve others shapes a life of purpose and community.Connect with Tirus: https://www.instagram.com/thegreattpd/The Open Door is a series where once a month we literally open the studio door and invite folks from the community to sit down with us and talk about whatever is on their hearts. To learn more go to https://bit.ly/opendoor2024.Shout out to Life in Indy for sponsoring this initiative! Life in Indy is your comprehensive guide to the Indianapolis region. This site gives you a full virtual tour experience, so you can explore our community and discover where in Indy is the best place for your new home. Learn more at https://www.lifeinindy.com/Shout out to Ash & Elm Cider for sponsoring the show. Based on Indy’s east side, Ash & Elm have been making cider with real, regionally sourced ingredients for the past decade. And while they celebrate cider all year, they turn it all the way up at their annual Fall Festival, Autumntidings, happening this year on October 18th. Grab your ticket, grab a cider, and discover why so many people love Ash & Elm. Rooted in tradition, crafted for today. Learn more at https://ashandelmcider.com/.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Silver Foxx MediaMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Welcome & Introduction (01:18) - – Tirus on Everybody Somebody & The Journey Up (03:11) - – Answering the Call Through Low Moments (05:18) - – Inspiration from Father & Grandfather (09:17) - – Lessons on Leadership & Actions Over Words (11:21) - – Remembrance, Memories & Wisdom (15:06) - – Indianapolis as Fertile Ground (16:01) - – Ways to Support Tirus

Bo Turner, local expert on all things "experience" and founder of FIND Indianapolis, shares her love for the city, from the unique character of its neighborhoods to her vision for more community “third spaces” and a more people-friendly downtown.Connect with FIND Indianapolis: https://instagram.com/findindianapolis/The People's Perspectives on Indy is a series of short interviews with people around the city about their perspectives on Indianapolis.Support the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed by: Mike Lee Productions + Apicem Studios (00:00) - – Meet Bo & His Work (00:15) - – The Charm of Indy’s Neighborhoods (00:53) - – Why We Need More Third Spaces (01:40) - – Rethinking Downtown Infrastructure (02:12) - – Three Words for Downtown (02:58) - – Local Businesses vs. Chains (03:16) - – Misconceptions About Downtown (03:50) - – Favorite Restaurant & Tagline (04:40) - – How to Connect with Bo

In this episode of Conversation Piece, MACCOLADES stops by the studio to open up about his journey from comic book nerd to producer and rapper, reflecting on the inspirations, creative process, and personal growth that shaped his new project Off the Pavement.Connect with MACCOLADESInstagram: https://instagram.com/maccoladesX: https://x.com/maccladesListen to Off the Pavement: https://on.soundcloud.com/AjdXiVnEvRf04Eqb1WShout out to Frida's Flowers for sponsoring the show! Elevate your next event (or your living room) with some of Madeline's incredible work: fridasflowersindy.com/This week’s Give Em Their Flowers shout out: Eli G, Numbah 3, Kasey, Slum Baby Family, Myia Jenay, 2 Tuft RugsShout out to Amanda in Indy for sponsoring this episode. Amanda Gibson, a local food lover, is highlighting three hidden gems from Indy’s food scene: Macizo, serving bold Mexican-Peruvian flavors, Sun Bean Roastery, your coffee roaster’s favorite roaster, and Santiago’s Seafood Market for the perfect seafood boil. Support these small businesses and follow Amanda in Indy on Instagram and TikTok for more delicious finds.Follow Amanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandainindy/Follow Amanda on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@amandainindySupport the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee ProductionsEngineered and mixed by: Popular RaptureMusic by: Mandog (00:00) - – Welcome Back (01:00) - – Meet Maccolades (02:30) - – Comic Books & Games (04:00) - – Movie Scores (06:30) - – From Drawing to Songwriting (08:15) - – Secret SoundCloud Success (10:00) - – Producing During COVID (13:30) - – Process & Simplicity (17:15) - – Sampling Philosophy (21:00) - – The Mashup Process (26:00) - – Technical Secrets (30:00) - – Off the Pavement Project (39:00) - – Singing & Melody (44:00) - – “No Such Thing” (49:00) - – Learning to Let Go (51:00) - – Give Em Their Flowers (55:00) - – Building Indy’s Creative Scene

Tasha Jun joins the first In Conversation With, the live edition of the podcast, to reflect on her writing journey, the weight of identity in publishing, and how rest, community, and curiosity fuel her creative process (from May 2025). Learn more about Tasha: https://tashajun.com/Check out Tasha's first appearance on the show: https://youtu.be/0fjx74juG7gShout out to Tomorrow Bookstore for hosting us. Learn more: https://tomorrowbookstore.com/homeIn Conversation With is our monthly live show where we bring our conversations about Indianapolis out of the studio and into the street. For the rest of 2025, we'll be partnering with Tinker Street restaurant to provide incredible meals to accompany our conversations and with draft creative space to host us (except for October, more on that later!). If you're interested in supporting these events, please email Patrick Armstrong: patrick@conversationpiecepod.comSupport the showSubscribe to the newsletter.Leave a review.Check out our website.Connect with us on Instagram.Connect with PatrickInstagramLinkedInTikTokProduced and hosted by: Patrick ArmstrongFilmed and edited by: Mike Lee Productions