Ep 67: Artist Joshua Rampage on finding your voice through counterpoints
Joshua Rampage is a multi-media artist living in San Francisco, CA currently focused on his painting career. He produces work
Ep 66: Rob Fitzpatrick of LEVITATION on sustaining through adaptability + community building
Rob Fitzpatrick is one of the co-founders and primary talent buyer/organizer of LEVITATION. Originally named Austin Psych Fest and taking
Ep 65: Leila Weefur on using tactile memory to explore the black experience
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Ep 64: Photographer Kari Orvik on withstanding the ups and downs
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Ep 63: James Tucker of The Aesthetic Union on building + running a print shop in SF
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Ep 62: Catharine Clark shares her journey as a San Francisco gallerist
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Ep 61: Welcome to Season 6 – Bay Area artists share how they ‘make it work’
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Ep 60: Karen Good of Elsewhere Studios on the creative opportunities + challenges in Paonia, CO
This episode is a part of the "Sustainability is a Buzzword" mini-season: a series of conversations about conservation, water,
Ep 59: Kris Sutton of SEI on how the solar market works
This episode is a part of a mini-season titled, “Sustainability is a Buzzword”. A series of conversations about conservation, water,
Ep 58: Scott Horner of Small Potatoes Farm on permaculture and community collaboration
This episode is a part of a mini-season titled, “Sustainability is a Buzzword”. A series of conversations about conservation, water,