The Layered Onion--Peeling Back the Layers

Auteur(s): The Layered Onion
  • Résumé

  • We are dedicated to elevating artists with mental and emotional health struggles, fostering empathy, understanding, and acceptance. Uniting art and advocacy, we challenge stigmas and empower artists, reshaping the narrative for a more inclusive and compassionate world. Together, we peel back layers, revealing the raw beauty and strength within each artist’s journey. -- Credits -- Edited by Benjamin Hansen Opening music is Walk written and recorded by John F Gerrard Closing music is Ugly Dirty written and performed by The Jelly Project
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    Oct 14 2024

    The podcast provides an in-depth conversation about the challenges local businesses face and the importance of community support. It stresses the significance of collaboration over competition and highlights how local businesses can thrive by leveraging resources and networks available to them. This exploration is critical in the current economic climate where many local establishments are struggling.

    One of the central themes of the video is the notion of collaboration vs. competition. The discussion emphasizes that local businesses can greatly benefit from working together rather than viewing each other as rivals. By sharing resources, experiences, and customer bases, businesses can create a stronger community. For instance, bike shops in Madison collaborate on events instead of competing against each other, facilitating a culture where local businesses thrive together. This approach is highlighted as essential for sustainability during tough economic times, showcasing the power of collective effort over isolated struggles.

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    This podcast explores the powerful work of Marlon F. Hall, a visual anthropologist who employs ethnographic photography and video to tell stories that revive memories and imaginations in communities affected by systemic oppression. Hall shares his journey from aspiring archaeologist to a cultural amnesia therapist and details his unique methods to create engaging visual poetry. Hall uses his artistry to address and revive forgotten histories while emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s past to build a brighter future. Key highlights include the role of large-scale photography in reclaiming narrative and identity, the significance of history in shaping futures, and the impact of his exhibitions, such as the “Dear Black Future” project in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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    The podcast presents a deep and engaging conversation centered around the journey of Elliot Gilfillan, a community composter and musician. Elliot elaborates on the intertwining paths of music and environmentalism, highlighting how their experiences with composting reflect broader themes of interconnectedness and mindfulness. Their reflections extend from personal encounters with the natural world to insights about the universe, all the while showcasing how personal art and environmental stewardship can harmoniously coexist.

    Elliot discusses the evolution from musician to environmentalist, emphasizing moments in their life that shaped this transition. Initially grounded in music, they began to see the world symphonically, recognizing patterns and relationships much like an intricate musical composition. Elliot's curiosity about the cosmos, also propelled him towards a fascination with the environment. This journey led them to explore concepts like permaculture and the vital role that composting plays in nurturing the Earth.

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    30 min

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