This episode, NYC-based bassist, performer, and creative force Sarah Elaz joins us to talk about her journey from professional dance to the jam scene, picking up the bass during the pandemic, and building projects like Boojum, Bearly Dead, Bushwick’s Dead, and SEAP (Sarah Elaz’s Almost Phish).

We dig into creative identity, imposter syndrome, stage presence, and the art of “being cringe” online. Sarah shares how fashion fuels her performance, how TikTok became part of her expression, and what it’s like navigating the scene as a woman on stage.

She also opens up about her advocacy work and the women who’ve inspired her to show up fully, on stage and off.

A conversation about performance, projection, and permission: to be bold, to be weird, to be seen.

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of sexual violence.

Where to find Sarah:

Sarah

• Instagram
• Tik-Tok
• Linktree

Boojum

• Website
• Instagram
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Spotify
• Bandcamp
• Linktree

Bearly Dead

• Website
• Instagram
• Facebook
• X

Bushwick's Dead

• Instagram
• Linktree

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Music Credit: "Starving" - Octosound

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