Listen to an engaging conversation between Aminta Skye, a 17 year old African-American singer songwriter and arts activist, and Ricardo Llamas, a bilingual elementary school teacher and musician in Eugene. Aminta shares her ideas and concerns about eliminating art in...
Whit Print in Eugene is a thriving non profit printmaking studio where members have access 24/7 to the equipment and supplies. The creative community members talk to us about what they are working on, what they love about the studio, and we listen in to a class with...
BONUS Podcast Series- Juneteenth Listen in as we interview participants, artists, and supporters at this lively celebration of Black culture and freedom!Juneteenth Event Part 1: Mija Andrade and the Arts Mija Andrade talks about art as revolution, speaking powerfully...
Eugene, Oregon is home to a unique art form: Jello. This long-standing tradition is a single day of wiggly, bright, and funny art that takes place each year at the Maude Kerns Art Center. Hear from the Slug Queen of Eugene, the artists, and the crowd as they discuss...
4th graders in Eugene learn first hand about sustainability and ecosystems in this day-long conference by Partners for Sustainable Schools.
Join the rally with Our Children's Trust youth at the Eugene Federal Building on July 18th, 2018. The crowd cheers the plaintiffs and lawyers as they appear for a hearing in the landmark court case Juliana vs. United States. Youth plaintiffs are suing the federal...
More than a mascot, Slug Queens show up for their community in myriad ways. Find out about Mija’s SLUG Queen persona and what is hiding in her art studio…
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