RadioActive interview example - Clare's first interview ever, at Pike Place Market

“The thing about hiking and being out in the wilderness is people think it's so simple. At least it seems like that from the white people that I talk to.”

A meditation on (re)connecting to the wild. Featuring Christine Cruz Guiao of Zenyu Healing, which provides spiritual healing for LGBTQI people of color, and the ladies of Miko Kuro's MIdnight Tea.

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Featuring (in order):
 
<a href="http://zenyuhealing.wordpress.com/">Christine Cruz Guiao</a>
Jenny Asarnow
Rosa Goldberg
<a href="http://mikokuro.blogspot.com">Natasha Marin</a>
Anastacia Tolbert
Jada-Moon Gridley
 
Music:

<a href="http://intoinfinity.org/exhibition/Superhumanoids">Superhumanoids</a>
<a href="http://intoinfinity.org/exhibition/Tujiko%20Noriko">Tujiko Noriko</a>
<a href="http://intoinfinity.org/exhibition/Unrecognizable%20Now">Unrecognizable Now</a>
<a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/DJ_Spooky/Of_Water_and_Ice/05_-_DJ_Spooky_-_Adagio_in_Blue  ">DJ Spooky</a>

Thanks to Emily Eagle

Created for http://www.wildtimesproject.com/ 

“When We Feel Safe Enough To Take Off Our Clothes In An Alpine Lake, It’s Revolutionary.”

“I think a society without a lot of labels would be completely open, accepting abundant, happy and loving.” Miles is a senior at Garfield High School in Seattle. He spoke with Nina Tran, who just graduated from Garfield.

Created for www.wildtimesproject.com

Fire

“Coming to our gender is like being lost in various wildernesses.”  Karen Tongson is an English and Gender Studies professor at the University of Southern California and the author of <a href="http://nyupress.org/books/book-details.aspx?bookid=1590#.U-jfzIC-5Eo">Relocations: Queer Suburban Imaginaries</a>.

Created for www.wildtimesproject.com

Bear

“I prefer not to be feminine but the thing is that I’m pretty much always read as feminine anyway.” Sarah Kessler is a Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine, where she is writing a dissertation on ventriloquism.


Yusuf Ali is the imam of the Islamic Center of Bothell on Main Street, Bothell - and a student at UW Bothell. What he likes about Bothell is it's quiet. What he likes about Ramadan is that you come close to your community. 

Yusuf's story is part of the Sammamish River Story Line.
 
 As part of The Long Walk, the Sammamish River Story Line is a chance to listen to stories about people who live and work near the trail in Bothell and Woodinville in Washington State - and tell your own story!

*******From July 20-July 27 ONLY*******
*********CALL THE STORY LINE!*********
************425-458-4431*************

Find all five stories in their natural environment along the Sammamish River Trail in Bothell and Woodinville.

More information here: https://www.facebook.com/events/325777680845179/?notif_t=plan_user_joined 

Yusuf Ali: The Believer

Apply for the Fall 2012 session at the South Park Community Center in Seattle. http://www.kuow.org/radioactive/program.php 

Jenny Asarnow

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