The Rainbow Remix

The Rainbow Remix-EP. 141- Best of Pride Summer Part 3- The Music!

Some of the best bits from the talented guests we had on this summer featuring musician, drummer, singer, producer Katie Marie, Australian composer for stage and screen Joe Twist, and the charming, funny writer Jami Smith, who started "Songs That Saved You" which focuses on music history & musicians through a queer lens! To watch on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

The Rainbow Remix- Ep. 138 - Comedian Kristin Key and her Lesbian Army

JD and Denise welcome comedian Kristin Key, who's taking social media by storm, and booking gigs FAST! Kristin plays guitar, writes funny songs and caused a literal movement with her "Lesbian Anthem". She tells us how she had to pivot and adjust during the pandemic, and how it's helped her career. To watch this chat on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

The Rainbow Remix- Ep. 137 - Meet Joe Twist- Austrailan Music Composer

JD and Denise have a in-depth conversation with out, Australian music composer Joe Twist, who's composed and worked on award-winning scores for TV ("Bluey", "Dream Gardens" "Strange Chores") movies ("Baywatch", "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", Amazon's "The Boys", "Pitch Perfect 3") and numerous stage shows as well as operas. Joe tells us about his latest project "Watershed: The Death of Dr. Duncan" about a 1970's trial having to do with outlawed homosexuality. Joe also explains what it takes to originate a score for a project, what made him pursue this career and how he approaches his work. To watch the conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

The Rainbow Remix- Ep. 134 - Songs That Saved Your Life with Jami Smith

Denise and JD welcome Jami Smith, a NY based-writer, former stand up comedian, and passionate music lover- so much so that she's started a weekly Substack newsletter that delves into rock history, musicians and their songs but through a queer lens which is surprisingly refreshing. Jami explains the meaning behind the title, how the app works, and what's behind her drive about this project. Music lovers of any type, especially the know-it-alls, are bound to learn something they may not have known about musicians and artists. To watch the conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

The Rainbow Remix - Ep. 133- Multi-Talented Katie Marie in the House

JD and Denise welcome the British, out, multi-talented musician Katie Marie to the show. She's a drummer, guitarist, pianist, producer, singer and songwriter from Devon in the UK, now residing in Texas and just back from touring with Sophie B. Hawkins and working with Paula Cole. Katie tells us what got her through the pandemic, all about her bond with Sophia B, and what she's up to now. To watch this conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

The Rainbow Remix-Ep. 129- Elliot Lee Puts Their Unapologetic Self Out There

JD and Denise welcome non-binary, queer singer and songwriter Elliot Lee (www.elliotlee.com), a Brooklyn-based musician who's channeled her angst, loneliness, and youthful energy in songs that relate to today's ever-changing times. They talk about what inspires them, what they love about being on stage, their fans, their ecletic style, and more. To watch this conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

The Rainbow Remix - Ep. 123 - Michelle Clunie of Queer As Folk Joins Us

JD and Denise have a great conversation with actress Michelle Clunie of Queer As Folk, Teen Mom (and more) about motherhood, family, her childhood, activism, politics, vanity in the industry and more in this episode, so sit back and enjoy! You can watch it on our YouTube Channel by clicking this link. 

The Rainbow Remix- Ep. 121- South Wales Singer Paterson is Here!

JD and Denise meet up with South Wales singer/songwriter Georgia Paterson (wearepaterson.com) to discuss the future of selling music digitally, her controversial new song "Like An Apple" and how to market this sexy, provocative tune in today's ever-changing landscape of sensitive, judgmental audiences and we talk about the upcoming summer UK music festivals. Watch on our YouTube Channel by clicking this link.

The Rainbow Remix -Ep. 119- Introducing Linda G.

Denise and JD welcome Linda G (Geogiou) of the U.K., and well...just about everywhere, since she's a seasoned traveler, musical theatre actor as well as an amazing singer who dabbles in the classics, such as "At Last". Linda is a friend of Denise's and surprised the hell out of her a few years ago when she took to the stage with the ladies of "Eeek" and belted out a Jackson 5 classic. Now, Linda is sharing her voice with the world as she eases into the music industry, starting with her Facebook page: Linda G Music. To view this chat on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

The Rainbow Remix - Ep. 118- Shannon Ronan’s Compilation of Coming Out stories

JD and Denise welcome Shannon Ronan to the show to discuss her book "Coming Out Together- Memoirs on the LGBTQ+ Experience" which is a compilation of stories from our LGBTQ+ communities across the map, each beautiful and unique. Shannon explains how the idea came about, and how people's stories affected and inspired her. The book, due out in May 2023 is a diverse, personal collection of out coming out stories from people who reached back to her when Shannon put the call out. To view this conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

The Rainbow Remix - Ep. 117- Sam(e) Apparel is a Movement!

JD and Denise welcome Deb Nordone of SĀM Apparel, pronounced "same", who explains the play on the spelling, being an LGBTQ+ clothing line that's not just a brand, but a movement. We recorded this before Palm Beach Pride but had the pleasure of meeting Deb and her family at the event this year and we LOVED the clothing! Have a listen, find out how to follow, and shop online. To view this conversation on our Youtube Channel, click this link.

The Rainbow Remix- Ep. 113- LGBT Color & Activity Books: A Game Changer

JD and Denise welcome Katrina Maxwell from Manchester, England who is a Youth (Social) Worker, LGBTQ advocate and is creating change with her "LGBTQ Llama" Coloring & Activity Books available on Amazon. Katrina explains why these easily accessible books are the tools that can make a difference for families, kids, teens and even workplaces by opening a dialogue, finding the right language and support needed for acceptance, especially in these trying times. Watch this show on our YouTube Channel by clicking this link.