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Filmed live before a studio audience at NorCal Public Media, this unique episode explores how artists and community leaders use their work to inspire connection, spark conversation, and shape the places we call home.
What happens when art, community, and creativity collide? This special live episode of The 707 brings together three inspiring guests for a conversation about public art, storytelling, and the power of creative expression in Northern California.
Filmed live before a studio audience at NorCal Public Media, this unique episode explores how artists and community leaders use their work to inspire connection, spark conversation, and shape the places we call home.
Host Michelle Marques welcomes:
- The Velvet Bandit, the prolific street artist often called Sonoma County's "Banksy."
- Erik Castro, award-winning director of the documentary Creating a Photojournalist.
- Spring Maxfield, Executive Director of Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership.
- Erik Castro, award-winning director of the documentary Creating a Photojournalist.
- Spring Maxfield, Executive Director of Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership.
The 707 is NorCal Public Media's weekly podcast that celebrates the people, places, and ideas that make Northern California unique. Subscribe to The 707 to never miss an episode!
Resources in this episode:
https://www.srurbanarts.org/https://thevelvetbandit.com/
https://www.erikcastrophoto.com/index
Guests in this episode:
The Velvet Bandit, Street Artist
Erik Castro, Filmmaker & Photojournalist
Spring Maxfield, Executive Director of Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership.
Erik Castro, Filmmaker & Photojournalist
Spring Maxfield, Executive Director of Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership.
Suggestions for guests or topics? Email the707@krcb.org
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