36 min
Joua Lee Grande: storytelling and spirituality SPNN Podcast
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- Society & Culture
Joua Lee Grande is a filmmaker and community educator, and she’s a familiar face at SPNN — she used to work here! On this episode, we’re talking about a documentary she has in the works about shamanism among young Hmong Americans. We also heard about her short film in the works for Film Score Fest, a local challenge that pairs filmmakers with composers.
Joua’s website has the latest updates on her work and all of her completed projects.
Find the SPNN podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and at our website. To learn more about SPNN’s programs and opportunities, check out spnn.org.
Want to get involved in the podcast, or learn to make your own? We’re hosting a podcasting class on April 25th and 26th, open to any community members! Learn more here.
This episode is co-hosted by Olivia, one of our youth interns. The music is by Bennie, another youth intern.
Joua Lee Grande is a filmmaker and community educator, and she’s a familiar face at SPNN — she used to work here! On this episode, we’re talking about a documentary she has in the works about shamanism among young Hmong Americans. We also heard about her short film in the works for Film Score Fest, a local challenge that pairs filmmakers with composers.
Joua’s website has the latest updates on her work and all of her completed projects.
Find the SPNN podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and at our website. To learn more about SPNN’s programs and opportunities, check out spnn.org.
Want to get involved in the podcast, or learn to make your own? We’re hosting a podcasting class on April 25th and 26th, open to any community members! Learn more here.
This episode is co-hosted by Olivia, one of our youth interns. The music is by Bennie, another youth intern.
36 min