Brodie Foster Hubbard is a lifelong writer who grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. He performed as a singer in bands, as a solo vocalist and guitarist, and promoted live music through the 1990s and 2000s. In 2004, he started promoting comedy shows with the Modest Proposal sketch group and conducted interviews for their magazine. After graduating with a BA in English Literature at Arizona State University, he moved to Los Angeles, California at the end of 2006. Hubbard enjoyed a few experiences acting in films and shorts, then started producing and hosting an interview podcast called Shakeytown Radio with comedian Gene George in 2010. Hubbard served a short stint in 2011 as a political reporter for The Fight, an LGBT issues magazine, and his article on the Bradley Manning case was featured on Current TV's The Young Turks. He began writing creative nonfiction in 2012 and expanded into publishing other writers' work. Hubbard continued to participate as a booker, emcee, organizer, panel moderator, and reader for storytelling shows and small press events across Southern California until his relocation back to the Valley of the Sun in fall 2015. He graduated in December 2016 with an MFA in Creative Writing, Fiction at Antioch University Los Angeles and serves as faculty in their Inspiration2Publication program with a course called Cast Your Net: Web Presence and Social Media for Writers. His writing has been featured on the Phoenix New Times blog and the Gorsky Press Story Podcast, and published in the books DIY In LAX and Soy Not Oi 2. He resides in Maricopa County, Arizona with his wife, their children, and a menagerie.
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