Future Prairie Radio

Jené Etheridge, who DJs as Black Daria, on being a queer music curator, producer, and community organizer who centers Blackness and Black music.

Photographer Kayla Brock on travel, race, portraiture, and using her photojournalism skills to cover the Black Lives Matter movement.

Visual artist Maeve McCool on process, memory, practice, and growth.

Painter Megan Krzmarzick on color, creation, intention, identity, and ritual.

Cultural strategist George Thorn on endurance, perseverance, and how arts organizations can survive COVID-19.

Sociologist, stylist, and producer Emily Darling on coordinating large group art projects and the future of collaboration.

Photographer Sam Gehrke on making portraits during quarantine for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Photographer Kaelyn Rose on creative process and making portraits of queer + trans + non binary people.

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Artist and curator Sarah Turner on her work in video, immersive installations, and electronic arts.

Opera singer Onry on finding your voice, working as a marginalized performer in a Eurocentric industry, making an EP, and finding a path for activism within art.

Writer and curator Joal Stein on his experience as a hard-of-hearing artist working with themes of spatial and social power in contemporary culture.

Multimedia artist Willie Little discusses his art career, themes and issues he’s exploring as a queer Black artist from the South, and the path to publication of his newest art memoir, "In the Sticks".

Model, poet, and actress Kyra Rickards on art and expression through gesture. Photo by @calebgaskins.

Painter and video maker Samantha Nye explores aging bodies, celebrates queer kinship, and facilitates an intergenerational dialogue between queer women and their mothers and grandmothers.

Artist and musician Emily Wells on art and the future.

Mixed reality digital collage artist Laura Camila Medina on uprooting and migration.

Musician and mathematician Vivian Tylinska discusses her Russian futurist-inspired transcendental black metal project, Victory Over the Sun.

Ceramicist and scholar of international migration policy Jacqueline Gow discusses citizenship, the American dream, and her practice with clay.