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The Flashback Interview: Kathleen Wilhoite

The Flashback Interview: Kathleen Wilhoite

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I first interviewed Kathleen Wilhoite via e-mail for the website RetroJunk in 2011. I was making my way closer to normalcy, but I still had some distance to go. Thankfully, Kathleen’s work in movies like Private School, Witchboard and Murphy’s Law helped get me through those times. As I’ve matured, I’ve made efforts to return to previous interview subjects for new takes and new stories, and so it is with Kathleen Wilhoite. I spoke to her on Monday, September 9th, and I hope you all enjoy getting to know about this fantastic talent. Say hello to Kathleen Wilhoite! Kathleen: Hello? Johnny: Hi, Kathleen. Johnny Caps here. Kathleen: Hi, Johnny. How are ya? Johnny: I’m doing good. Thank you for taking the time to do this interview with me. Kathleen: Sure. Johnny: It’s an honor to talk to you again. The last time we did an interview was via e-mail for RetroJunk, so it’s good to talk to you again, this time on the phone. I’m going to be revisiting some

The Flashback Interview: Pleasant Gehman

The Flashback Interview: Pleasant Gehman

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Pleasant Gehman is the definition of the phrase “renaissance woman”. Pleasant is a talent who has done a whole lot of work in multiple different fields, and done a great job with everything she’s tackled. She’s been a musician with groups like The Screamin’ Sirens and The Ringling Sisters. Under the name Princess Farhana, as seen in the cover photo by Maharet Hughes, she’s been belly-dancing for so long that she’s written books and created instructional videos on the art form. As an actress, she’s well-known for her work in independent film, whether as a screenwriter on, and actress in, a movie about The Screamin’ Sirens called The Runnin’ Kind or as the muse of independent filmmaker Steve Balderson. She’s written books, poetry, magazine columns and her own magazine called Lobotomy. On top of that, she’s also a paranormal investigator. Pleasant Gehman is a busy and versatile woman, and on Monday, March 12th, she took the time out of her busy schedule to speak to me. I hope you all