Beach 10-06-25 h1e.mp3
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
Beach 10-06-25 h1e.mp3 by Jim Bratton
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Saralene Tapley -At The Pro
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
In this episode of the Jim Bratton Podcast, we sit down with artist Saralene Tapley, this month’s featured Art Walk artist at The Proletariat. Saralene shares her artistic journey from Dublin to New York, exploring how training, experimentation, and intuition have shaped her expressive figure paintings. We discuss her creative process, influences, and the emotional resonance behind her latest body of work now on display.
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From Med School to Music: Neha’s First Full Set
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
At just 23, Neha is balancing the demanding life of a second-year medical student with her passion for songwriting and live performance. In this conversation, she shares the journey from writing raw, emotional one-liners in her diary to performing her original music on stage for the first time. From piano-based compositions to smooth on-stage transitions inspired by her church roots, Neha reveals how vulnerability and connection drive her artistry. https://www.facebook.com/neha.jayarajan.395
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Sidewalk Songs & Kilts: Bony Hips Hopkins at The Proletariat
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
On this episode of the Jim Bratton Podcast, we meet Bony Hips Hopkins—a local musician, teacher, and sidewalk storyteller. From heartfelt originals to summer kilt wisdom, he shares the joy, nerves, and purpose behind playing music that matters.
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After Mañana: From Texas Bars to Scottish Streets
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
In this episode of The Jim Bratton Podcast, we sit down live at The Proletariat with the dynamic musical duo After Mañana—Benji Ramsell and Alana Stephenson. From late-night songwriting sessions in Texas to spontaneous gigs in Scotland and heartfelt street performances, their journey is as melodic as their harmonies. We explore how love, travel, and creativity shape their sound—and what’s next for this rising indie pair. https://www.facebook.com/ben.ramsell https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=9067971029964473&set=a.278533425574988
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Okra, Community & Disco Rodeo: Galveston’s Farmers Market Magic
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
In this episode of the Jim Bratton Podcast, we sit down with Kellie Rooks and Casey McAuliffe of Galveston’s Own Farmers Market. They share the inspiring evolution of the market from a humble gathering of growers into a vibrant community hub — now anchored by creative programs, school gardens, and the wildly festive Okra Fest. From food equity to glittery headdresses, discover how farming, fun, and fundraising collide in the heart of Galveston. Every Sunday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (June - Sept) | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (Oct-May) 2025 Closed Dates: 8/3, 11/9, 11/30, 12/28 Location: at 3304...
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The Muse: Confidence in Full Light
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
In this episode of the Jim Bratton Podcast, we sit down with Taylor McCreery to discuss "The Muse" — a live art experience blending vulnerability, strength, and artistic expression. Taylor shares how posing as a live model after a transformative life chapter became an empowering celebration of womanhood, authenticity, and creative collaboration. From curated white spaces to emotionally resonant artwork, this one-of-a-kind event left its mark on everyone present — especially the women who saw themselves in a new light. 🎨✨ What happens when one woman dares to be fully seen — and...
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Raa’ Tansiel at the Pro
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
Welcome to From the Pro: Conversations with the Creators of the Proletariat. In this episode, host Jim Bratton sits down with musician Ray Tansel, the featured artist at this week’s Sidewalk Sessions. Ray opens up about his journey through health issues, his Southern musical roots, and the powerful role music plays in healing. Raa’ Tansiel is a musician from Louisiana. Starting singing in church at age 7, guitar at 10, and piano at 11. By 14, Raa' was already directing choirs. Now in Texas, he blends country, soul, and folk. Through song, he showcases his musical versatility and...
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Little Outfit at the Pro
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
What happens when a bad job, a good cry, and a curbside phone call collide? You get the origin story of Little Outfit, a Houston-based Americana band that's grown tighter, jazzier, and more determined than ever. In this episode of Jim Bratton Podcast: From the Pro, we catch up on their new music, wild vinyl journey, and road-warrior tour life
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Sibling Harmony: Kate & Brendan Short on Music, Family, and the Road at the Pro
Jim Bratton. Proletariat
In this episode of From the Pro, we sit down with sibling musicians Kate and Brendan Short during the second stop of their three-month tour. They share heartfelt insights into their musical beginnings, the joy and intimacy of creating together, and how family, faith, and the natural world shape their sound. Recorded live at The Proletariat, this conversation explores the art of harmonizing both in music and in life. Kate Short (@kate_tshort) @kateshortmusic https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095644446642#
info_outlineWelcome to From the Pro: Conversations with the Creators of the Proletariat. In this episode, host Jim Bratton sits down with musician Ray Tansel, the featured artist at this week’s Sidewalk Sessions. Ray opens up about his journey through health issues, his Southern musical roots, and the powerful role music plays in healing.
Raa’ Tansiel is a musician from Louisiana. Starting singing in church at age 7, guitar at 10, and piano at 11. By 14, Raa' was already directing choirs. Now in Texas, he blends country, soul, and folk. Through song, he showcases his musical versatility and passion.
https://www.facebook.com/raashane