Interloper Podcast

Who belongs in your city? Who does your city belong to? Interloper presents Part II in conversation with Tola Atewologun to discuss his thoughts on Seattle and its response to housing, gentrification, and policing.

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What determines ownership? Landlines, bloodlines, or simply believing this is the right question to ask? Join the hosts as they fend off forest fire smoke while discussing their second conversation series, This Land Is My Land.

Go to www.interloperinterloper.com/thislandismyland to see the art introduced by this series. Also, find out more about each episode at www.interloperinterloper.com/podcast.

Brock Oakley Ailes talks about his show “Plastic Spoon Feeder” with Interloper’s Lead Curator, Tiffany Danielle Elliott.

Lorena Cruz Santiago, one of the exhibiting artists of Interloper’s conversation series “THIS IS(NT) FOR YOU”, tells us about her art at both Interloper and Das Schaufenster in Seattle.

Interloper is joined by Seattle educator, Tola Atewologun to discuss why it is becoming increasingly difficult to have honest conversations from the high school classroom to the Internet. This is part 1 of a 2 part episode. In Part 2, Tola brings his unique perspectives on Seattle to our upcoming conversation series, This Land in My Land.

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Who belongs and who doesn’t belong? What is an interloper and why are they important? Join Interloper’s curator and programs manager as they discuss the inspiration behind the art exhibition series, THIS IS(NT) FOR YOU. 

Go to www.interloperinterloper.com/thisisntforyou to see the art introduced by this series. Also, learn more about each episode at www.interloperinterloper.com/podcast.