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The Practice of Being, a guide to creative awareness practice.
Dr. Charles Borden joins a deep intellectual understanding of the power of wilderness with a passion-driven tenacity to protect and preserve wild places like the Sipsey Wilderness and the Bankhead National Forest for future generations.
Janice Barrett of Wild South’s Alabama office introduces the context of the Present Tense Media series, “The Fight For Alabama’s Last Wild Places”.
Janice Barrett of Wild South and Present Tense Executive Producer Anne Markham Bailey in the Bankhead National Forest.
This new series trailer features Lamar Marshall, Ruth Manasco, Butch Walker and Bob Crow.
Listen to the stories of the citizen eco-warriors who created a movement to save Alabama’s last wild place.
Get ready for a lengthy and real conversation with free improvisation musician and writer Davey Williams. We talk about the path of the artist, the struggles of addiction, his journey with cancer and more. This episode is a tribute to Davey Williams who died of cancer on April 05, 2019. This conversation was recorded in October 2018.
The story of J. Everett Batterbury
Sometimes we meet a person and cannot possibly envision how our lives will be changed because of them. When I met J. Everett Batterbury on 12th Street, I was a young mother just divorced, struggling in relationship with a charismatic but irresponsible artist named Jesse. In the early 90’s I was expanding the family printing company client base, finishing an MFA in Book Arts and parenting my son Edward. Everett was an unforeseen spiritual teacher. I bonded swiftly and fully.
Learn more about "Not Too Bad" writer and Green Bucket Press founder, Anne Markham Bailey.