Douglas Detrick talks with Craig Santos Perez about climate change from his perspective as a Pacific Islander and the stories that continue to inspire him to work for a more sustainable future for all of us.
Vol. II | Ep. 2 – EM Lewis
EM Lewis and Douglas Detrick discuss Lewis’s play Magellanica, where a team of scientists studying the hole in the ozone layer at a research station in Antarctica confront environmental crisis, geopolitical conflict, and interpersonal struggle.
Vol. II | Ep. 1 – Stephanie McCollough
Stephanie McCollough and I talked about climate change through the lens of our own emotional experiences with this global crisis.
Vol. I | Ep. 5 – Epilogue
A brief epilogue to talk about what I learned through the process of producing Volume I, and also to talk about what’s coming up in Volume II and beyond.
Vol. I | Ep. 4 — Anna Fritz and Paul Susi
Hear what Anna Fritz and Paul Susi learned after performing “An Iliad” in prisons across Oregon.
Vol. I | Ep. 3 — Kunu Bearchum
Kunu Bearchum, (Northern Cheyenne/Ho Chunk nation) talks about how he found a way to express his experience as an indigenous person in the United States by applying the ethic of the warrior to his artistic practice.
Vol. I Ep. 2 — Joe Kye
Joe Kye is a violinist-looper and vocalist whose music is motivated by a deep desire to be a steward of culture.
Vol. I | Ep. 1 — Prologue
Introducing More Devotedly and the ideas behind it.