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PLEASE. STAY. TOUCH.: Seth Eisen & Tiffany Taylor on Jess Curtis, Disability, Dance & Presence (opens the original)
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What does it mean to be fully present in a body —and what becomes possible when we challenge assumptions about who gets to dance, how we experience art, and which senses we value? KSVY’s Ronny Joe Grooms sits down with artist, curator and “memory keeper” Seth Eisen and blind interdisciplinary performer and accessibility consultant Tiffany Taylor for an expansive conversation inspired by PLEASE. STAY. TOUCH. — Jess Curtis Experiments with Gravity , now in its final weekend at Fort Mason Center fo
Salty Residency July Finale: Blaire Carson Scheibal and Tamer Hamawi Welcome ELIF to Napa Music Hall (opens the original)
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Salty Sundays Productions cofounders Blaire Carson Scheibal and Tamer Hamawi join Ronny Joe Grooms on KSVY Sonoma for a conversation ahead of the Salty Residency July Finale at Napa Music Hall on Friday, July 31. After a month of music, community and dancing, the inaugural Salty Residency welcomes internationally acclaimed Turkish-born, Barcelona-based DJ, producer and Marginalia label founder ELIF for a special one-night-only performance. In this interview, Blaire and Tamer share how Salty Sund
Stan Bunger on the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame and Broadcasting's Enduring Legacy (opens the original)
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What makes a great broadcaster? And why does preserving radio history still matter in the digital age? On this episode, Ronny Joe Grooms welcomes legendary broadcaster Stan Bunger , Chair of the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame Steering Committee, for a conversation about the people and stories that have shaped Bay Area broadcasting for generations. Stan reflects on the mission of the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame, the importance of recognizing excellence in radio, and why preserving broadcasting histo
Running Fence at 50: Jennifer Bethke on Christo & Jeanne-Claude's Legendary Sonoma Art Installation at at Museum of Sonoma County (opens the original)
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Fifty years after Running Fence transformed the landscape of Sonoma and Marin counties, the Museum of Sonoma County is celebrating one of the most ambitious public art projects ever created. Host Ronny Joe Grooms welcomes Jennifer Bethke, Curator of Art at the Museum of Sonoma County , for a fascinating conversation about Christo and Jeanne-Claude's monumental installation that stretched more than 24 miles from Sonoma's rolling hills to the Pacific Ocean. Together they explore: • Why Running Fen
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