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Today's conversation is with dancer Tyler Schnese and writer and poet Jason Robert Weidemann. Tyler and Jason retreated at Everwood during the summer solstice. We talk about how they both made use of these longer days during their retreat week, including immersing themselves in place. For Tyler, this meant making dances for themself in a barn in their home state of Wisconsin. For Jason, this meant working on his fantasy novel while sitting outside at Everwood. Both Tyler and Jason came to the retreat with very specific goals, and both left with an expanded sense of their practice and imagination. Learn about Tyler Schnese at: rdtutah.org/role-member/tyler-schnese/ Learn about Jason Robert Weidemann at: umn.academia.edu/JasonWeidemann
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