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Interloper Podcast Interloper
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Interloper (n.) - a person who becomes involved in a situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong.
Through creativity and curiosity to learn, The Interloper Podcast aims to nuance conversations that are too often simplified into a two-sided debate. Join hosts Tiffany Danielle Elliott and Connor Walden as they talk with various Interlopers to ask all the wrong questions and to challenge what we think we know.
Interloper is a series of conversations taking place across art exhibitions, podcasts, and more. Take part in the current conversation at www.interloperinterloper.com. Interloper is a project of The Milkshake Club, powered by Shunpike.
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Interloper // What’s Next
Hi everyone! The Interloper team is taking a pause to focus on some individual art projects. We will be back this summer to let you know what’s next. Until then, you can keep up with some of what’s happening and stay connected on the old Instagram:
@themilkshake.club
@connor_walden
@interloper_unlicensed
Check out our archive from what we did in 2021: www.interloperinterloper.com
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This Land Is Your Land: Elisheba Johnson
Are you in a situationship with your hometown? What does it mean to belong to Seattle in the 2020s? Interloper hosts a conversation and artist talk with Elisheba Johnson to discuss her solo show “Non-Committal”. Johnson is one of the exhibiting artists in the conversation series “This Land Is Your Land.”
To see documentation of Johnson’s solo exhibition “Non-Committal”, go to www.interloperinterloper.com/past-conversations. -
This Land Is Your Land: Deja Milany
How is hair a form of resistance? What place does feminine rage have in contemporary society and White institutions? Interloper hosts a conversation with Deja Milany to discuss her solo show “Pathways”. Milany is one of the exhibiting artists in the conversation series “This Land Is Your Land.”
To see documentation of Milany’s solo exhibition, go to www.interloperinterloper.com/past-conversations. -
This Land Is Your Land: An Introduction
What does hair have to do with community and how many heartbeats do we have until we die? Join the Interloper hosts as they introduce their third conversation series, This Land Is Your Land.
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This Land Is My Land: Melissa Knowles and Sam Farrazaino
What happens when all of the rent a tenant pays makes them a collective owner in their arts studio building in Georgetown? Should we give land back to Indigenous Tribes? Can ideas be property? Interloper discusses the unique legal anomaly that created Equinox Studios and the values that complicate the way we approach ownership with founder Sam Farraizano and manager Melissa Knowles.
A note on Bleeping: At Interloper we normally don’t censor or bleep anything out, to discourage the thought that there are things we are not supposed to say, but you will hear one in this episode. In this particular episode, there was one phrase Sam wanted bleeped out, and so to respect the wishes of our guests, we inserted a singular bleep.
Links:
https://equinoxstudios.org
https://www.duwamishtribe.org
https://www.realrentduwamish.org/
Go to www.interloperinterloper.com/podcast to find out more about Melissa and Sam's work. -
This Land Is My Land: Irena & Doug Baker
On this episode we talk with two Seattle property owner investors, Irena and Doug Baker. While this is an important conversation specific to the controversies of Seattle housing, it wades into some universal questions for everyone that lives in the USA. Together, we talk about generational wealth, what it means to invest in property, neighborhood revitalization vs gentrification, relationship of renter to landlord and more.
Go to www.interloperinterloper.com/podcast to find out more about Irena and Doug Baker and the rest of our conversation series, This Land Is My Land.