Juliana attempted to give American Idol a try, but once her picks were booted her interest faded.

Juliana is still hip on the college scene, and since many of her early followers stuck with her, she appeals to a broad age spectrum of fans.

Juliana admits to being a bit out of the loop when it comes to the current Bean-Town scene.

The magnetic attraction of musicians to each other is an often tempting, but slippery slope to embark on. 

Lack of light in our current political situation has completely turned Juliana off, but if she had to choose, it would be Obama.

Juliana praises her absolute favorite smorgasbord of authors including, Samuel Beckett, Celine, Sartre, Camus, F. Scott Fitzgerald and David Foster Wallace.

It’s up to modern female rockers like Kaki King to carry on the guitar goddess traditions started by their punk predecessors.

She likes Nickelback? And to think there was once a time when we all wanted to play ‘Spin The Bottle’ with her.

Juliana seems to have acquired her unique individualistic mindset at an exceptionally early age.

Juliana felt completely liberated from label restraints as soon as she shed her shackles and started her own.