ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A conversation with Amy O'Connor in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 2019.
Some Notes:
"Folks are like the tide" (fuckin' roll with it) Amy talks Amy (harmony-finder) https://vimeo.com/234237317 Vintage clothing Life as a recovering vegetarian Music making The Joynt Third Spaces Stop "should-ing on yourself" Darkly painted bathrooms That new car smell Assumption of goodwill in modern work settings Hard facts "A one-car couple"
Mentioned:
- Harmony Threads (formerly Harmony Vintage) : https://www.instagram.com/harmony.eauclaire/
- Red's mercantile : https://www.instagram.com/redsmercantile/
- The Pablo center (private, community, university): https://www.pablocenter.org/
- The State theater - http://www.eauclairearts.com/ Pippi Longstocking, the musical!
- the Lismore hotel (the Informalist, Dive bar, ECDC) https://www.facebook.com/TheLismore/
- Amy Grant - come on, you know her! : https://youtu.be/vMXuuYnoRdI
- Vintage clothing store in Brooklyn: Out of the Closet : https://outofthecloset.org/
- John Sundee : http://www.jesunde.com/
English
United States
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