Name: When Women Choose - for Radio Boise's The Voices Project, March 2017 by Elizabeth Corsentino
Duration: 5 min 5 s
Description: This is the story of two similar women who have made different choices and the assumptions they face from a society that expects otherwise.

This is the story of two similar women who have made different choices and the assumptions they face from a society that expects otherwise.

When Women Choose - for Radio Boise's The Voices Project, March 2017

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Lyrics and compositions by Jared Mees - 2016 Casa Azul Music (ASCAP)
Produced and engineered by Paul Laxer 
Arranged by Jared Mees and Paul Laxer
Mixed by Jeff Stuart Saltzman
Mastered by Adam Gonsalves
Lead vocals by Jared Mees
Drums - Alex Fitch
Electro and analog percussion and drums - Paul Laxer
Bass, Rhythm Guitar and Novation Synth - Jake Hershman
Blissed out Guitar - Jesse Bettis
All Keys - Leo London
Additional Vocals - The Comfy Boyz
Ocean sounds - San Sebastian, Spain again...
July laughs and says “I wanna go inside now”

I believe I don’t know what to believe, but I need something to give me some relief.
And I know I want to believe, but I don’t wanna be controlled and I don’t wanna be deceived.
I can breathe, but sometimes I can just barely breathe. 
There’s gotta be something, to give me some relief.
I don’t know, but I’m inclined to believe, God either let me go or she’s got something up here sleeve.

But the trees talk when they creak, and sometimes the ocean sounds like its tryin to speak.
It says “you can believe, but its not for you to see, its not for you to know, where this all will lead, or what it means” 
And I don’t know, but I’m inclined to believe, there’s no place that we go when we die, but there also might be.

I’m 33 years young, thats old enough to know, that everyday that comes is one less to go.
And with the ones that I get, I’m gonna sing some songs. I’m gonna raise some kids. I’m gonna watch them go.
And then I’ll take it slow, try to listen to the trees, hope some day to know, what I believe.

[Sounds of the mice marching off in tiny perfect rows to battle with the cats. A battle that will go on forever, and of which there is no winner.]

Life is Long

Jared Mees - I Believe

Host of Radio Boise's V3 Thomas Paul, interviews acclaimed author Jonathan Evision, in advance of his appearance at Storyfort as part of the Treefort Music Festival.

Treefort 2017 Jonathan Evison On V3 March 24

Sank Into the Night

Take Me For Granted

To The Sea

Simber

Mooncharmer

Lakeview

Think Twice

Feel the Same
Mia: https://www.facebook.com/MiaMoonMusic/

Feel the Same feat. Mia Moon

In November 2017 a diverse coalition of industry leaders, environmental groups and universities hosted the Idaho Climate Summit: Safeguarding Idaho’s Economy in a Changing Climate. While conversations about climate change in Idaho have been happening within various sectors and constituencies for quite some time, the summit was the first successful attempt to bring together a wide array of business, academic, public and environmental representatives with a focus on economic opportunities in addition to the very real impacts to our environment and way of life.

I had the chance to talk with a few of the speakers from the conference about their perspectives on why climate change is an important reality to make business decisions around and what opportunities exist for innovation that will help grow the Gem State’s economic vibrancy due to the climate reality.

We hope you you enjoy this conversation with Julia Kertz Grant from Micron Technology, David Eichberg from HP Inc, Kate Gordon from the Risky Business Project and the Paulson Institute, and Aimee Christensen from the Sun Valley Institute for Resilience.

When Women Choose - for Radio Boise's The Voices Project, March 2017

Elizabeth Corsentino

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