Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

Paul Stovall is an award-winning Seattle-based composer. An advocate for new music, Paul has had the privilege of performing contemporary works including Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians as part of Western’s NowHearThis! modern music ensemble, as well as works by composers from the Pacific Northwest area. His music has been performed by the Seattle Opera, the Common Tone Music Festival, and Original Music/New Ideas (OM/NI) in El Paso, Texas. Paul holds degrees from Western Washington University, the Seattle Film Institute, and recently completed his work as a graduate teaching assistant at the Lionel Hampton School of Music (University of Idaho), where he studied composition with Ruby Fulton. Previous teachers include N. Lincoln Hanks, Jennifer Jolley, Roger Briggs, Todd Smith, Adam Haws, Charles Halka, Lesley Sommer, and Hummie Mann.

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The Pacific People is an up and coming group of folk/singer-songwriter enthusiasts. We have just begun our music journey, but we look forward to every twist and turn that comes at us.

The Collective Podcast brings you bi-weekly episodes of entertaining, informative, honest discussions with creative industry professionals from around the world. Created and hosted by designer/director Ash Thorp, he aims to explore the struggles of work/life balance and to share the experiences of influential creatives from all realms of media, including (but not limited to) designers, illustrators, visual effects artists, writers, painters, and programmers.

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No_System is the working name for musician and designer Brian Behm. The music and clothing of the No_System project are meant to help people make their world a better place. 

The current musical project, There Is No_System unpacks Brian’s last decade of life. Over those ten years, he witnessed the birth of his two daughters and learned how to choose life on the other side of the death of his parents, a massive shift in career, and being diagnosed with ADHD at 41. The album is a contrast of death and life as it tries to sort through the things that interconnect us and push us apart.

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