Jan. 10, 2015: Digital Storytelling, Amy Miller, Jewel Heist, Elizabeth Strout, Art In Isolation
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Jan 9, 2015 ·
51m 37s
0:00: Intro 1:20: Oregon Story Board strives to grow the field of digital storytellers. 9:30: Comedian Amy Miller explains why pursues her stand-up career in Portland. 15:50: John Simpkins journeys...
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0:00: Intro
1:20: Oregon Story Board strives to grow the field of digital storytellers.
9:30: Comedian Amy Miller explains why pursues her stand-up career in Portland.
15:50: John Simpkins journeys into the heart of solitude.
25:00: "Oliver Kitteridge" author Elizabeth Strout explores the importance of the “ickily human” in fiction.
33:00: NPR Music and OPB Music launch Pickathon video channel with sets from the festival’s Woods Stage.
37:10: Mary-Sue Tobin remembers how meeting Herbie Hancock reignited her love for the saxophone.
42:25: Matt Love recounts an infamous Portland jewelry heist.
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1:20: Oregon Story Board strives to grow the field of digital storytellers.
9:30: Comedian Amy Miller explains why pursues her stand-up career in Portland.
15:50: John Simpkins journeys into the heart of solitude.
25:00: "Oliver Kitteridge" author Elizabeth Strout explores the importance of the “ickily human” in fiction.
33:00: NPR Music and OPB Music launch Pickathon video channel with sets from the festival’s Woods Stage.
37:10: Mary-Sue Tobin remembers how meeting Herbie Hancock reignited her love for the saxophone.
42:25: Matt Love recounts an infamous Portland jewelry heist.
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