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Filmmaker Lawrence Johnson and Poet Leanne Grabel

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 06/07/2011

Host/Producer Dmae Roberts talks with Portland filmmaker Lawrence Johnson about his new film Stuff. Johnson tells about Stuff and his experiences covering Native American and Oregon history projects through the years. He shares some clips as well. Later in the show, Poet, author and musician Leanne Grabel in Portland is featured in the eighth segment of the Writers Read series.

30:00 minutes (34.35 MB)

Author Dale E. Basye of the "Heck" books

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 06/14/2011

Dmae Roberts talks with author Dale E. Basye about his book series for young readers, Heck.The fourth book in the series, Fibble, was released last month. Basye also sings songs that he wrote for the series and read passages from the books.

28:34 minutes (32.71 MB)

OSF Actor Peter Macon and Filmmaker Brian Lindstrom

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 06/21/2011

In this edition of Stage & Studio, host/producer Dmae Roberts talks with Actor Peter Macon, at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. And producer Macon Reed presents a feature story about Filmmaker Brian Lindstrom, for the "Pushing Boundaries" series.

This is an encore edition, originally aired March 15th, 2011.

(Photo Left: Peter Macon & Mark Murphey - OSF's "To Kill A Mockingbird")

30:00 minutes (34.35 MB)

Author Lisa See on 'Dreams of Joy'

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 06/28/2011

Dmae Roberts talks with acclaimed author Lisa See. Her latest novel, Dreams of Joy debuted at No. 1 on the NY Times best seller list. See tells us about her extensive research on Mao's Great Leap Forward that caused the death of up 45 million people in China from 1958-1961. We also hear about the movie version of See's book Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, to be released in July 2011.

30:00 minutes (34.35 MB)

A Somewhat Secret Place

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 07/05/2011

Host Dmae Roberts presents a feature story by Tali Singer about 'A Somewhat Secret Place' an exhibition of art, literature and performance curated and created by artist Catherine J. H. Miller. This is Pushing Boundaries show about the intersection between fine art and disability pride art.

Producer Tali Singer worked with Dmae Roberts to bring this profile of Miller and her project that combines art and awareness to create disability pride art in Portland.

27:54 minutes (31.96 MB)

Big Animation with Rose Bond and DripDrop

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 07/12/2011

Dmae Roberts talks with veteran media artist Rose Bond about her work on large-scale animations and her teaching of Boundary Crossings' an institute on animated. Also featured is Daniela Repas of DripDrop Productions. They're debuting Pre-Nostalgic, DripDrop’s new animated installation of sound, sculpture, and drawing. DripDrop tells us about the installation, which has been two years in the making.

28:57 minutes (33.15 MB)

Encore Edition: Author Jane Kirkpatrick

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 07/19/2011

In this special encore edition of Stage & Studio, host/Producer Dmae Roberts talks with Oregon author Jane Kirkpatrick. She's authored more than 20 books and is an Oregon Book award finalist for "A Flickering Light." Her latest is "The Daughter's Walk" which is based on the true story of a mother and daughter in 1896 who both walked from Spokane, Washington to New York City to save the family farm.

30:00 minutes (34.36 MB)

Pushing Beyond Boundaries: Michelle Fujii and Catherine J.H. Miller

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 07/26/2011

On this week's Stage & Studio we hear two artists pushing boundaries of traditions and limitations. Dmae Roberts profiles musician/dancer Michelle Fujii and her new solo performance, Choking. And Producer Tali Singer presents a NEW story on Catherine J.H. Miller, who created "A Somewhat Secret Place: Disability and Art." This is a Pushing Boundaries special funded by the Regional Arts and Culture Council.

29:28 minutes (33.75 MB)

Eugenia Woods' Famished & Kip Fulbeck's Hapa Art

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 08/02/2011

On Stage & Studio, Aug. 2nd at 11 am on KBOO 90.7fm, Dmae Roberts talks with Eugenia Woods about her documentary theatre piece about food called Famished. Then we hear from artist Kip Fulbeck. He's exploring mixed-race heritage with an exhibit titled Kip Fulbeck: Part Asian, 100% Hapa.

29:07 minutes (33.34 MB)

S. Renee Mitchell and Remembering Carolyn

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Stage and Studio

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Tue, 08/16/2011

On this week's Stage & Studio writer/artist S. Renee Mitchell talks about the Natural and Proud People Inspiration project, a celebration of natural African-American hair. Mitchell also runs Twysted Healing Systahs, an organization that empowers women of color. And Dmae remembers Carolyn Holzman, a beloved Portland theatre artist and teacher.