Events on our Radar
Kitchen Sisters Interviewing & Recording Workshop in San Francisco. Tuesday, December 16th. Contact us if you'd like to hear about future workshops.
Hidden Kitchens Works in Progress:
- Inauguration Night potluck meals across the nation.
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- Atomic Wine: Testing the age of wine through nuclear fallout residue.
Brian Eno's essay for This I Believe on NPR's Weekend Edition, Sunday, November 23. Recorded by The Kitchen Sisters in Brian Eno’s studio in London. Brian's essay is based on his article, Freestyling.
Books We're reading:
Edges of Bounty by William Emery and Scott Squire.
Edges of Bounty is...a kind of road map. An invitation, a set of possibilities. It beckons. Find a friend, grab your camera and notebook. Hit the road and look for something. More information available at Heyday Books.
From the Bottom of the Heap by Robert H. King.
We chronicled King's story in our Hidden Kitchens piece, King's Candy. Babylon Falling, an independent bookstore in San Francisco, recently hosted a reading with King. Visit their site to see more. You can order his book published by PM press here. Or visit Babylon Falling.
Websites & Blogs We're Viewing:
Kiss the Paper by Kate & Molly Prentiss
The Girl Project
Music We're Listening to:
Republic of Guinea.
Albert Kuvezin & Yat-Kha, the "Tuvan throat-singing punk band"
Cimarrón, a Llanero band from Colombia.
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