I enjoy Studio360 generally, but I'm disheartened that questions about Miranda July tended more toward looks and maternity than toward her uniquely creative and guileless art and optimism.

I'd love to hear more of Miranda July's take on "mom art." I was listening to this segment on my way to work after stopping at my doctor's office to have blood drawn for a gestational diabetes test. Fortunately I like my job, which is in a very female-centric art/craft industry. An exploration of the potential pitfalls and power of "mom art" involving women like July (and many other Studio 360 contributors & guests) would be fascinating. (Miranda, ftr, I was 38 when my first was born and will be 41 when this one makes its debut. So far, it was totally worth the wait.)

Coupled with driving past the local Long John Silvers during the Wayne Coyne interview, this episode was an invigorating way to start a Friday. Thanks!

Thank you guys for not immediately hanging up on that caller who was driving with a baby in the car. That was very responsible of you.

I'm a big fan of the show and just heard your piece with Nicholson Baker. The headless sex thing was of interest because I'm a HUGE fan of R Crumb and he is very into headless sex. In at least 2 issues of Big Ass Comix, Eggs Ackley outsmarts the Vulture Demoness by shoving her head up her ass and having all the rest of her available to his desires.

In His "Coffee Table Art Book", Mr Natural has pushed Devil Girl's head down into her body, put some sort of plumbing device on it to cap it off and then gives her to Flakey Foont to have his way with. I scanned a page from it but there is no means of attaching it. If you'd like to see it, send me an email.
Once again - love the show. Tim