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This week, we're all over the map! We start with Graham Watson, founder and President of the Vore Arts Fund, an organization distributing "unconditionally forgivable" microloans to get local art projects off the ground. He tells us why he thinks this should be the model for communities moving forward. We'll also speak with Braiden Robinson, who used a loan to further his lapidary business.
Then, we head to Seattle (and even then, to Vietnam) to hear Mary Lane Potter's Beautiful Thing "On Sam Mountain." And Ann Johnson returns to Pop to tell us about her new memoir "Finding Fogg." All that, and more!
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