Brandi Streusel Back Online, "Two Vixens And A Wolf" At Cutlass, Other Sunweaver News

Early this month, it was announced that Brandi Streusel had taken an indefinite break from Second Life. The Newser is happy to report that the little mousegirl of the Sunweaver/Angel community is back, and doing some music DJing, " I've missed both so much." She is currently playing at Python's Dance Club on Wednesdays.

Also, the "Two Vixens and a Wolf" radio show, which the Newser reported on recently, is getting a new location to listen in from inworld besides their studio in Rabbit Valley: the Sunweaver's main club and hangout of Club Cutlass. Svetlana Snowpaw (Sarah Golem) made the following announcement on Tuesday July 17.

Hello I just wanted to let everyone know about our fairly new Radio show "2 Vixens and a Wolf" we are going live at 5PM SL Time (27 Minutes) you can listen in at allfurradio.com for our 3 hour furry talk show which we do EVERY MONDAY (Today is exception due to technical difficulties) from 5PM-8PM SL TIME

Unfortunately, not all the news from the Sunweaver community has been good. On Monday or Tuesday this week, community leader Rita Mariner was taken to the hospital due to an infection. She was released Wednesday. Also Dusk Griswold's real-life spouse has been in the hospital for several days. Her condition was initially serious, but she has been recovering and will hopefully be home again soon.

Bixyl Shuftan

The "Two Vixens And a Wolf" Radio Show

While the Golden Age of radio may be in the past, the Internet has given those wanting their own radio show new possibilities as one can easily make radio streams over the 'net and broadcast and listen to them there. One new Internet radio show is "Two Vixens and a Wolf" of All Fur Radio. As it turns out, the three show hosts are in Second Life and have a station here inworld. Bixyl Shuftan got together with the three people at their station, Svetlana Snowpaw (Sarah Golem), Roxy Noir-Snowpaw (creatureofthenight2011 Resident) and Greigh VonGottreich (Greigh Dingo). They had a few things to say about how it got started, and what it takes to keep it going.

Read the article in Extra.