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Toni Rivera Joachin: A city of immigrants
With a multi-ethnic background, family hardships, and experience in code-switching between vastly diverse cultures across the North and South sides of Milwaukee, Toni Rivera Joachin finds herself as a community advocate for the historic neighborhood where she grew up as a young Latina.
Cree Myles: Transcending an identity
As a direct descendent of the African slave trade and living in a city known for its segregation, Cree Myles explores her identity with a soulful passion in the performance of music.
Video: Megan McGee and the Ex Fabula Fellowship
Megan McGee talks about the Ex Fabula Fellows, community members who use the art of storytelling to explore challenging topics and inspire meaningful dialogue.
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Time & The Mystery Podcast: Sean Daley aka Slug
Sean Daley, better known as Slug of the hip-hop group Atmosphere, isn’t just here to give you easy listening music for the revolution, he comes to give you something greater. What, you ask? Join Mike and Sean as they drive around Minneapolis looking for tetanus shots and discussing Sean’s formation, craft, and desire for you as a listener.
Time & The Mystery Podcast: Alex Ebert
When Alex Ebert fronted the LA based group Ima Robot he viewed himself as a “destroyer,” hidden deep from the surface, self destructive and void of emotion. Through reflection and personal excavation he uncovered his root and the flower it fed. Now, with his band, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Alex wants to tear down walls and set you free. He still remains a destroyer, but this time of the chains that bind. Join Mike as he digs into the mystery of Alex Ebert.
Time & The Mystery Podcast: Campbell and Williams
Few people can say they have played with Bob Dylan. Fewer still have played with both Dylan and Levon Helm. Larry Campbell and wife Teresa Williams have not only collaborated with these musical legends, but have done so at the time when both underwent their respective critically acclaimed reemergence. For Levon, this included his first, second and third Grammy awards.
