Molly Landreth Part Two

As promised, I present to you part two of our interview with the delectable Molly Landreth. In this segment, Molly gives us more details on going on the road for her ongoing multi-media project, Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America, while fending off our mascot Sailor's advances.

If you or anyone you know are interested in being a subject for the Embodiment project, contact Molly and Amelia at landrethtovey[at]gmail[dot]com. They are accepting video submissions about your experiences and personal stories, so send them on over to them!

photo by Molly Landreth

photo by Molly Landreth

photo by Molly Landreth

A great big thanks to Molly Landreth for talking to us about her project, and thanks to you for watching.

Molly Landreth

Our guest this week is Molly Landreth. Molly is a talented photographer, based out of Seattle. WA, who was in NYC recently to attend the opening of the Versus exhibit at Hous Projects in which her photos are on display until March 8, 2010. I was lucky to have Molly stop by the studio for a quick interview before she flew back to Seattle.

photo by Molly Landreth

Molly is deeply involved in the project Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America, in which she and collaborator Amelia Tovey of Shoot The Player travel the United States Photo/Videographing people about what it's like to be Queer in America. photo by Molly Landreth

We had so much fun during our interview that we went on and on, and therefore am presenting it in two parts. Please enjoy part one of our interview with Molly Landreth.

Moving - An MB Show Talkie

People. It's crazyland over here at the Michelle Bonfils Show. We (as in I) are moving from NYC and taking the show on the road. (more on that later.) Here's a peek into my chaos.

Shabbat Shalom - A Sideshow

As a follow up to our Christmas Eve Sideshow, Lynn Bixenspan and I attended Sabbath Service at The Village Temple on New Year's Day. I tried to sing in Hebrew, and was completely lost. Funny enough, Lynn was too. Enjoy our report on attending Temple.

Happy 2010!

We rang in the new year at a Cafe Noir, a lovely restaurant in SoHo, with great friends, yummy drink, and delicious food.

Sylvianne Chebance and I striking our 2010 pose!

Stacey and Tom being as cute in 2010 as they were in 2009.

I spent a week in France this past summer with these 3 friends, and it was wonderful ringing in 2010 with them.
Cheers to a beautiful 2010 filled with Love and Adventure!

Christmas Eve - A Sideshow

On Christmas Eve 2009, my friend Lynn Bixenspan agreed to go with me to mass. Lynn is Jewish, and I can't remember the last time I was in church. We attended a lovely service at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery.
We sang some carols, and totally lived to tell the tale. Watch our report on churchin' below...

Merry Christmas to you!

Merry Christmas to you, Ms. Charity and Temperance

Merry Christmas and Hello to you, Mr. Squirrel

Merry Christmas and Salute to you Mr. Flag

Merry Christmas Cookies
Merry Christmas to you, Sailor.

Skyline Sunset

The buildings are a mirror to the sun.

Winter Solstice

Today marked the first day of winter, also known as the Winter Solstice for all you witches, and NYC is perfectly white with snow and perfectly freezing. As I jumped over sidewalk corner puddles and my fingers turned blue, I had this song perfectly in my head.

Enjoy.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

May your holidays be safe and filled with love, friendship, and family.

"Be silly. Be Honest. Be kind."
r.w. emerson