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Art Heals All Wounds: Michael O. Snyder, Photographer and Filmmaker

Art Heals All Wounds

05/11/22

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Today, I’m joined by photographer, filmmaker, and educator Michael O. Snyder. His work focuses on the intersectionality of environmental and cultural change. Our conversation is centered around his project called The Coming Coast. In this photography project, Michael explores the impact of rising seas and how it will affect the Chesapeake Bay in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. The area is important both strategically and infrastructurally, and it is predicted to be one of the places most highly impacted by rising sea levels. We also talk about some of his other work, including a film called Into the Dark, how he brings visibility and awareness to abstract concepts, and his approach for reaching diverse audiences.

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Topics Covered:

●     The impact on the ecology, infrastructure, and cultures of the communities affected by coastline change

●     What the term ‘value-action gap’ means

●     The direction and vision for The Coming Coast project, and how that changed when the pandemic hit

●     The underlying role that climate change plays in migration

●     Transforming the documentary material into other art forms to reach a wider audience


Guest Info:

●     Michael's Website

●     Michael's Instagram

 

Resources:

●     Raincoast Conservation Foundation

●     Third Act

 

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Previous Episode

Today, I’m joined by avant garde and experimental composer and guitarist Ernesto Diaz-Infante. You might remember my conversation with his wife, filmmaker Marjorie Sturm, back in season 1 where we touched on how they are creating a home for their children to also explore the arts. Ernesto and I expand on that a little further and discuss how his childhood shaped how he and Marjorie are raising their family. We also get into how his music has evolved since his days in the Mexican rock band, Cielo Azul. Transcription


Topics Covered:

●     What avant-garde music means to Ernesto

●     The role that music played in his family growing up

●     The story behind how he joined a rock band at the age of thirteen

●     What inspired him to take a different path from mainstream music

●     His approach to parenthood

 

Guest Info:

●     Ernesto's Instagram  

●     Ernesto's Bandcamp

●     paxrecordings.com

 

Other Music

·      Cielo Azul

·      Ketsa

 

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Next Episode

Today, I’m joined by artist-healer Candace Roberts. She’s a ​​singer, songwriter, and performer, as well as a Certified Hypnotherapist and Journey Accredited Practitioner. Candace is known throughout the Bay Area for her campy, political cabaret shows, but like so many of us who came of age in San Francisco, Candace has been priced out of the city due to the tech boom. We discuss our complicated grief over the Bay Area and the two tracks that Candace wrote in response to the inequity happening in our communities. Candace also shares the stories behind “Take Back Your Beaver” and “Say I Do”ーboth an ode to self-love and confidence. transcript

Topics Covered:

● Candace’s calling to songwriting and stage performance from a young age

● The battle for more affordable housing in San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, and the surrounding communities

● What it’s like for Candace to visit San Francisco now that she’s relocated to Austin

● The inspiration behind some of Candace’s songs and accompanying music videos

● The most important lesson that she learned during her years as a nomadic petsitter

Guest Info:

Candace's Music Website

Candace's Healing Practice Website

Candace's YouTub

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