03. Ghost of Future Self

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HOST AND CURATOR
Sara Ortiz

SENIOR PRODUCER
Nicole Kelly

ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS
Vera Blossom and Layla Muhammad

MIXER + ENGINEER
Fil Corbitt and Kevin Krall

CONTRIBUTORS
Elizabeth Greenspan, Shaun Griffin, Claire Mullen, Sarah Nielson, Izzy Santillanes, Denise Scott Brown, guest host Erica Vital-Lazare, and Elissa Washuta.

THEME MUSIC BY
Jeremy Klewicki

ILLUSTRATION
Jesse Zhang

 

I ASKED CRAIGSLIST IF I WAS THERE

In a recent issue of Black Mountain Institute’s flagship magazine The Believer, writer Sarah Nielson interviews Native American author Elissa Washuta about her latest book, White Magic. In this excerpt, Washuta describes the moment where she spotted her future self walking around Seattle.

Music in this segment: Twin Peaks Theme by Talvihorros

 

I PUT HIM THERE

In 1972, after years of intensive study on the Las Vega Strip, architect and educator Denise Scott Brown co-authored the influential work Learning from Las Vegas, a foundational book on Las Vegas’ meaning to the world. The book immediately caused a stir and inspired an entire generation of architects, yet Scott Brown found herself excluded from much of the recognition. Instead, her collaborator and husband, Robert Venturi, took the spotlight. In this segment produced with Claire Mullen, writer and anthropologist Elizabeth Greenspan sits down with Scott Brown to examine her work and legacy.  

Music in this segment: Tuin Me IonTe by Di Bos

 

THE GRIFFIN IMPERATIVE

For over 30 years, Nevada poet Shaun Griffin has led Razor Wire, a poetry workshop for incarcerated men to articulate their life experiences through poetry and art. Since its inception in 1989, more than 150 men have participated in the workshop. In this segment, workshop alum Izzy Santillanes sits down with Griffin to talk about how poetry transformed and saved his life.

Music in this segment: La Nuova Primavera by Di Bos

 
 
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