S4E22 -Printer’s Row: Burn After Reading (Live at Gallery Cabaret)

EPISODE · Sep 13, 2025 · 1H 10M

S4E22 -Printer’s Row: Burn After Reading (Live at Gallery Cabaret)

from Textual Healing with Mallory Smart

Recorded live at Gallery Cabaret in Chicago during the 40th anniversary of Printer’s Row, this Maudlin House musical reading was chaos, community, and noise. Writers read their pieces with live backing from Movie Club, turning the night into something between a show and a gathering. Playlist: Snake Charmer / Ben Niespodziany Reef / Westley Heine Dusk / Michael J. Seidlinger Kitefin / Caro Macon Fleisher Underwater Highway / Brian Allen Carr Crocodile / Leza Cantoral VPTS / Jessamyn Violet Black Flamingo / Jo Kaplan Sun Dragon / Mallory Smart Ghost in the Machine / Dmitry Samarov Spinner / Kirsti MacKenzie Snurfing USA / Scott Laudati Live music by: Movie Club 🎧 Like what you hear? Rate and review Textual Healing on  Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It seriously helps us reach more listeners. 🌐 Visit us: https://textualpodcast.com 📲 Follow: Twitter| Instagram | Bluesky: @mallorysmart.bsky.social 🔗 More from Mallory: https://mallorysmart.com

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