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Welcome to Season 2 of Blight: Stories in the Key of Decay and Repair. A series confronting this big future through essay, interview, storytelling and song.
EPISODE 6 : SPLINTER OF HISTORY is further examination of the shadowy history of police in America and what we can do to change things going forward.
Sean Williamson talks about shifting the budget, Adam Krause turns back the clock and Marielle Allschwang leads us through the better future of our minds.
"One Love," by Dameion Perkins, Nate Hamilton, Emmanuel Blackmon and Steven Fowlkes.
Mix by Shane Olivo at Bobby Peru Recording.
EPISODE 6 : SPLINTER OF HISTORY is further examination of the shadowy history of police in America and what we can do to change things going forward.
Sean Williamson talks about shifting the budget, Adam Krause turns back the clock and Marielle Allschwang leads us through the better future of our minds.
"One Love," by Dameion Perkins, Nate Hamilton, Emmanuel Blackmon and Steven Fowlkes.
Mix by Shane Olivo at Bobby Peru Recording.
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Episode 4 : BOOK REPORTS features host Sean Williamson on The Ghost Map, Adam Krause on The Plague, and Erin Wolf on walking, birds, and sea change.
“no nome” by Jorge Oliveira.
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EPISODE 7 : OUT OF TIME : Sean Williamson talks about having a new baby in an uncertain world and reads his story Christ of the Abyss, published in 2018 at Malasana Arts and Letters. Jim Winship joins the show again with a piece about how time is out of place.
"Tin House" by Hello Death
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This week on Blight! Sean Williamson with worry and runways, Adam Krause on the correlation between human stress on nature and pandemic, Jake Newborn from the Wisconsin Bike Fed, and Rhea Dhanbhoora on the life of sand.
"Ease Your Soul, Chapman" by LeAnna Eden
In recollection and memorium of a hideous week in American history, Sean Williamson calls for the unconditional abolition of the police, Adam Krause speaks of social responsibility to each other and Tom McGowan tells a story about gained family and loss.
"Before the Bardo (Kolo Dance)" by Lomira
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