<p>How does cultural cross-disciplinary production comes down to listening? How does styrofoam teach us how we can relate to trash? How can we reconnect to the disparate parts of our self and our external environments? </p>

How does cultural cross-disciplinary production comes down to listening? How does styrofoam teach us how we can relate to trash? How can we reconnect to the disparate parts of our self and our external environments?

Part Two: Interview with David Shea, Compos(t)er of Decomposed Cultural Production

Radio show and podcast providing sanctuary for the wild ones.  Join Ari and Ash co-host a loosely scripted, playful show exploring cultural production in alignment with ecological intelligence.  As visual, environmental, and musical artists, Ari and Ash practice emergent strategies experimenting with radio as medium. Featuring interviews, stories, and music, The PAUSE is both poetic and humorous inquiry into the sound of our voices in relation to the times and place we inhabit.

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Radio show and podcast providing sanctuary for the wild ones. Join Ari and Ash co-host a loosely scripted, playful show exploring cultural production in alignment with ecological intelligence. As visual, environmental, and musical artists, Ari and Ash practice emergent strategies experimenting with radio as medium. Featuring interviews, stories, and music, The PAUSE is both poetic and humorous inquiry into the sound of our voices in relation to the times and place we inhabit.

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Part Two: Interview with David Shea, Compos(t)er of Decomposed Cultural Production

Part Two: Interview with David Shea, Compos(t)er of Decomposed Cultural Production