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Podcast, Volume III June 26, 2020June 29, 2020 dance, music, theater

Vol. III | Ep. 5 – Michelle Fujii

Taiko artist and co-director of Unit Souzou Michelle Fujii’s “Constant State of Otherness” was set to tour the country and then was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak. She talks with Douglas Detrick about “otherness” in American culture and what she learned by exploring this concept in a large-scale work for her taiko company. This episode was sponsored by Vanport Mosaic.

Podcast, Volume III May 11, 2020May 11, 2020 fiction

Vol. III | Ep. 4 – “The Seamstress Loves the Wolfboy” by Megan Savage

In this short story by Megan Savage, The Seamstress asks her fiance The Wolfboy for a big favor, and has to accept the consequences that result. As people all over the world are forced to make choices with profound consequences during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Seamstress Loves The Wolfboy is a opportunity to consider the choices we make for love. This is the first audio fiction episode from More Devotedly podcast. Narration by Rosalie Purvis, music, sound design, and production by Douglas Detrick, illustration by Lettie Jane Rennekamp.

Podcast, Volume III April 22, 2020April 24, 2020 history, visual art

Vol. III | Ep. 3 – Margaret Bullock and “New Deal Art in the Northwest”

Margaret Bullock’s new book “New Deal Art in the Northwest: The WPA and Beyond” is the first comprehensive study of this chapter of United States political and arts history. She and Douglas Detrick talked about how the programs worked and what they produced, how they affected communities, and how our community’s response to the COVID-19 crisis will be similar, and how it could be different.