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September Newsletter: "Listening for the Future of Appalachia"

September 12, 2019

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Local friends! My wife @jenharnetty had another fantastic year of making pots, and she is having her second annual studio sale! It’s *this* morning / afternoon, from 10-3. We are on Milford, by Studio 35. (Look for the signs.) Stop on by!
Old growth forests in Ohio? Yes! Have one all to yourself on a perfect fall day? Yep!
I am sorry to announce that my residency at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, has been postponed. I’ll look forward to visiting next year sometime, and wish everyone a safe and speedy recovery from the devastation of Hurric
Cherry tomatoes are the bunny rabbits of the tomato world. 🐰 🍅
Woah! The University of North Carolina Press is publishing my first book! How cool is that? It's called “How to Perform an Archive” and is about listening to sound archives and the new music and albums I’ve made with them over the p