FORM: Conversations on Communication Kate Douglas & Sylver Wallace

We talked to vocalist, composer and educator Lisa Sokolov about the power of language, hate speech, dishonesty, resonant fields, dignity and so much more. Here is one of our favorite moments from the conversation.
Lisa Sokolov is a renowned frontline vocalist, improviser, composer and educator. She is the originator of Embodied VoiceWork, and her book Embodied VoiceWork: Beyond Singing was released by Barcelona Publishers in March 2020. For more, visit lisasokolov.com
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It's a MINISODE EPISODE featuring artist Alex Peifer.
Alex Peifer is an artist and researcher currently based in NYC whose work is concerned with politics of the body and expression of queer identity through fashion and dress. Alex is currently continuing his studies at Parsons, working towards his MA in the department of Fashion Studies.
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This week we spoke with performing artist Ronald Peet. We opened up the conversation with a discussion of the question, “how are you?” and how this mundane question acts upon us, especially during the present time and climate
Ronald Peet is a Bahamian-born, Brooklyn-based artist, runner, and humanist. You have seen him on film in projects like The Land of Owls and The Meyerowitz Stories; on TV on “The I-Land” and “Dicktown” and Off-Broadway in “Daddy” and “Spill” among so many others. He is a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre, Honors Graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts & Emory University Alumnus.
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It's a MINISODE EPISODE featuring fiction writer Sophia Frank.
Like all our conversations, this segment is unfiltered. This episode contains explicit language and mature content, so listen at your discretion as we aim to fully form mindful ideas and language.
Sophia Frank is a Brooklyn based writer and performer. She graduated from NYU’s Experimental Theatre Wing in 2014 and has since written, produced and performed in two strange plays with her producing partner Bailey Nasetta. She is a retired bartender and MFA candidate in Fiction at Columbia University.
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We spoke to Todd about free will, the Black Lives Matter movement, meditation, living in a post-truth society, and of course - Avatar: The Last Airbender. Here’s one of our favorite moments from our conversation.
Todd Almond is a performer, writer and music director. Mostly recently he was seen on Broadway in GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY. He has written several works for the Public Theater’s Public Works, and his other original musicals include KANSAS CITY CHOIR BOY, in which he starred alongside rock icon Courtney Love and GIRLFRIEND, based on Matthew Sweet’s album of the same name.
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It's a MINISODE EPISODE featuring soloist Mikael Darmanie.
Like all our conversations, this segment is unfiltered. This episode contains explicit language and mature content, so listen at your discretion as we aim to fully form mindful ideas and language.
As a soloist, Mikael Darmanie has performed throughout the Americas, Europe, Russia and the Caribbean. As a member of the Warp Trio, he performs throughout the world in genres ranging from jazz to hip-hop, rock, fusion and electronic music. Since his debut as a conductor with the Carolina Chamber Symphony in 2008, he has performed throughout the U.S., conducting various piano concerti from the keyboard and symphonic works. He is currently pursuing his D.M.A. at SUNY Stony Brook under the guidance of Gilbert Kalish.
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