https://simplecast.com Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy Explore Seattle's urban forest and the humans that live within it. Imagine what the Puget Sound might look like in the year 2070, if it's to become a place where both trees and humans grow old. Share in the stories and histories that have shaped the forest we live in: colonialism, assimilation boarding schools, Japanese internment, and regional restoration among them. Follow the story of Chief Seattle Club, as they turn concrete into a Medicine Garden at Eagle Village. Welcome to Growing Old. 2020 Growing Old Project en Wed, 24 Jun 2020 07:05:05 +0000 Tue, 13 Apr 2021 19:01:40 +0000 http://www.growingoldproject.com/ Growing Old: Tales from an Urban Canopy https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/e59cd7f5-7fa7-4d58-a557-58c77487c704/9d5cb636-5d24-422f-9b30-c00a62d05579/3000x3000/growing-old-project.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://www.growingoldproject.com/ serial Explore Seattle's urban forest and the humans that live within it. Imagine what the Puget Sound might look like in the year 2070, if it's to become a place where both trees and humans grow old. Share in the stories and histories that have shaped the forest we live in: colonialism, assimilation boarding schools, Japanese internment, and regional restoration among them. Follow the story of Chief Seattle Club, as they turn concrete into a Medicine Garden at Eagle Village. Welcome to Growing Old. Tamara Power-Drutis, Colleen Echohawk, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala no https://feeds.simplecast.com/pTVA55kX conifers, climate change, environmentalism, climate justice, health, place, stewardship, alaska native, washington, belonging, nature, trees, chief seattle club, community, culture, environment, environmental justice, forest, health disparity, northwest, seattle, homelessness, urban canopy, medicine garden, native american, urban forest, tamara power-drutis, hummingbird, henry m. jackson foundation, lylianna allala, arts in the parks, forest bathing, black stax, colleen echohawk, glass heart string choir, tree walk, lacey warrior, tribal sovereignty, washington state, native city, the vida agency Growing Old Project tamara@poweranddrutis.com a024574b-0995-44d2-a1e4-932ae02ffce4 Contiguous (episode 8) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com.  

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Created by:

Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:

Katie Mosehauer

 

Written by:

Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Narrated by:

Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

 

Music for the series by:

Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

 

Music in Episode 8 by:  

Chris Zabriskie, C. Scott, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.  

 

Recording by:

Katie Mosehauer and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Wed, 24 Jun 2020 07:05:05 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Ian Wiliams, Donalda Lyons, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/contiguous-q72Bwc7y Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com.  

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Created by:

Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:

Katie Mosehauer

 

Written by:

Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Narrated by:

Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

 

Music for the series by:

Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

 

Music in Episode 8 by:  

Chris Zabriskie, C. Scott, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.  

 

Recording by:

Katie Mosehauer and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Contiguous (episode 8) Ian Wiliams, Donalda Lyons, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest 00:29:18 In the season one finale of Growing Old, travel forward to the year 2070, and explore the contiguous forest of Seattle’s future. Visit Eagle Village, where residents came together to turn concrete into a medicine garden during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflect on the first season of Growing Old, and share your vision for what our city might look like in the year 2070. In the season one finale of Growing Old, travel forward to the year 2070, and explore the contiguous forest of Seattle’s future. Visit Eagle Village, where residents came together to turn concrete into a medicine garden during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflect on the first season of Growing Old, and share your vision for what our city might look like in the year 2070. podcast, tribal sovereignty, forest, restoration, chief seattle club, community, storytelling, visioning, climate justice, king county, coast salish, seattle parks, puget sound, urban forest, washington, community vision, serial podcast, vision statement, ecology, urban planning, public lands, seattle, vision, northwest, parks, trees, team podcast, forestry, muckleshoot, environmental justice, old growth, urban forestry no full 8 1 c371ebb9-f9bb-4277-86d2-18bd535d2cca Reset (episode 7) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com.  

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Created by:

Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:

Katie Mosehauer

 

Written by:

Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Narrated by:

Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

 

Music for the series by:

Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

 

Music in Episode 7 by:  

Glass Heart String Choir (Ian Williams and Katie Mosehauer), Black Stax, Kai Engel, Chris Zabriskie, and Tamara Power-Drutis.  

 

Recording by:

Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Thu, 18 Jun 2020 02:06:40 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Nancy Whitlock, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Running Grass, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/reset-V9ALN4iN Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com.  

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Created by:

Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:

Katie Mosehauer

 

Written by:

Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Narrated by:

Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

 

Music for the series by:

Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

 

Music in Episode 7 by:  

Glass Heart String Choir (Ian Williams and Katie Mosehauer), Black Stax, Kai Engel, Chris Zabriskie, and Tamara Power-Drutis.  

 

Recording by:

Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Reset (episode 7) Nancy Whitlock, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Running Grass, Valerie Segrest 00:44:42 Explore what it looks like to fragment a forest, to drain a river, and to make a city unsafe for the humans that live there. Travel from the Black River to the West Duwamish Greenbelt, from Rainier Beach to Judkins Park, and ask, what would it take to press reset? Instead of a continued legacy of deforestation, displacement, and police brutality, what if Seattle tried something completely new? Hear how the Duwamish River became a waterway and how the Black River became a stream. Learn from food sovereignty strategist Valerie Segrest about the role of the Duwamish River in the Muckleshoot creation story and how a Supreme Court decision renewed Tribal access to ancestral fishing sites, pressing reset on their economy. Travel to the West Duwamish Greenbelt, where 500 acres were logged, mined for gravel, nearly turned into a highway, and finally restored to the largest contiguous forest in Seattle. Hear from Lylianna Allala, Climate Justice Director with the city of Seattle’s Office of Sustainability and Environment and Nancy Whitlock from the Nature Consortium about what it took to press reset, and to begin restoring a biodiverse forest. March with 60,000 people from Judkins Park to Jefferson Park to declare police brutality a greater public health crisis than coronavirus. Hear from Jace ECAJ and Colleen Echohawk on what a resilient forest can teach us about keeping each other safe, and how we might press reset in this moment. Listen to the premiere of Affliction, the new single from Glass Heart String Choir which was inspired by the West Duwamish Greenbelt and written for the Growing Old series. Explore what it looks like to fragment a forest, to drain a river, and to make a city unsafe for the humans that live there. Travel from the Black River to the West Duwamish Greenbelt, from Rainier Beach to Judkins Park, and ask, what would it take to press reset? Instead of a continued legacy of deforestation, displacement, and police brutality, what if Seattle tried something completely new? Hear how the Duwamish River became a waterway and how the Black River became a stream. Learn from food sovereignty strategist Valerie Segrest about the role of the Duwamish River in the Muckleshoot creation story and how a Supreme Court decision renewed Tribal access to ancestral fishing sites, pressing reset on their economy. Travel to the West Duwamish Greenbelt, where 500 acres were logged, mined for gravel, nearly turned into a highway, and finally restored to the largest contiguous forest in Seattle. Hear from Lylianna Allala, Climate Justice Director with the city of Seattle’s Office of Sustainability and Environment and Nancy Whitlock from the Nature Consortium about what it took to press reset, and to begin restoring a biodiverse forest. March with 60,000 people from Judkins Park to Jefferson Park to declare police brutality a greater public health crisis than coronavirus. Hear from Jace ECAJ and Colleen Echohawk on what a resilient forest can teach us about keeping each other safe, and how we might press reset in this moment. Listen to the premiere of Affliction, the new single from Glass Heart String Choir which was inspired by the West Duwamish Greenbelt and written for the Growing Old series. jace ecaj, new music, tribal sovereignty, native american, black river, forest, restoration, urban trees, chief seattle club, city planning, black, storytelling, climate justice, police reform, judkins park, ecology, native, place, tamara power-drutis, seattle, northwest, trees, lylianna allala, duwamish, katie mosehauer, muckleshoot, west duwamish, indigenous rights, conifer, creation story, nature, african american, contiguous, salmon, sustainability, environmentalism, protest, food sovereignty, indigenous, ian williams, police brutality, reset, glass heart string choir, urban forestry, colleen echohawk, duwamish river no full 7 1 38c7fc10-3f5a-48d2-a2de-4cae6674ddec Stay for the Trees (episode 6) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 6 by: 
Black Stax, Talaya Logan Marque Studios, C. Scott, Chris Zabriskie, and Tamara Power-Drutis. 

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Wed, 27 May 2020 07:05:28 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/stay-for-the-trees-BKEyDJJv Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 6 by: 
Black Stax, Talaya Logan Marque Studios, C. Scott, Chris Zabriskie, and Tamara Power-Drutis. 

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Stay for the Trees (episode 6) Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest 00:36:59 Meet five native Seattle trees and plants through the eyes of humans that care for them: The Western Red Cedar, Dougfir, Madrone, White Pine, and Fern. Gain identification skills to help you find them in your urban forest. Learn how you can help them become climate resilient. Visit the Washington Park Arboretum, and meet the champion Pacific Crabapple growing old there. Learn what it would take to see more native trees growing along Seattle's streets. Hear the premiere of Until the Break of Dawn, the new single from Black Stax written for Season 1 of Growing Old. Meet five native Seattle trees and plants through the eyes of humans that care for them: The Western Red Cedar, Dougfir, Madrone, White Pine, and Fern. Gain identification skills to help you find them in your urban forest. Learn how you can help them become climate resilient. Visit the Washington Park Arboretum, and meet the champion Pacific Crabapple growing old there. Learn what it would take to see more native trees growing along Seattle's streets. Hear the premiere of Until the Break of Dawn, the new single from Black Stax written for Season 1 of Growing Old. forest, restoration, urban trees, chief seattle club, apple podcast, w, ferns, wellness, washington park arboretum, arboretum, white pine, ecology, plants, fern, dougfir, western red cedar, earthday, seattle, botanical garden, washington state, northwest, parks, health, douglas fir, conifer, the vida agency, microsoft, cedar tree, madrone, pine tree, old growth, restoration ecology, urban forestry, university of washington, madrona, cedar no full 6 1 45dcc417-8366-4903-bd61-947bbb94e660 Reciprocity (episode 5) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 5 by: 
Chris Zabriskie, C. Scott, Lucian, and Tamara Power-Drutis. 

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 20 May 2020 07:05:02 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Growing Old Project) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/reciprocity-LTVF0u7M Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 5 by: 
Chris Zabriskie, C. Scott, Lucian, and Tamara Power-Drutis. 

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Reciprocity (episode 5) Growing Old Project 00:32:31 Explore the role that trees play in human health and urban climate resilience, particularly amid a pandemic. Talk with City of Seattle urban forestry policy advisor Sandra Pinto de Bader, Urban Forestry Commission chair Weston Brinkley, and University of Washington research social scientist Kathy Wolf about the risks facing Seattle’s local trees with regards to climate change, development, and unintended neglect. Discuss the role of reciprocity and care in restoring Seattle’s “emerald” canopy. This is Growing Old. Explore the role that trees play in human health and urban climate resilience, particularly amid a pandemic. Talk with City of Seattle urban forestry policy advisor Sandra Pinto de Bader, Urban Forestry Commission chair Weston Brinkley, and University of Washington research social scientist Kathy Wolf about the risks facing Seattle’s local trees with regards to climate change, development, and unintended neglect. Discuss the role of reciprocity and care in restoring Seattle’s “emerald” canopy. This is Growing Old. no full 5 1 b1877fc0-d11b-4a07-8aba-3a07949156f9 Sing the Old Songs: Part 2 (episode 4) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 4 part 2 by:
Kai Engel and Tamara Power-Drutis

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 07:05:01 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/sing-the-old-songs-part-2-1Rx5UxMj Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 4 part 2 by:
Kai Engel and Tamara Power-Drutis

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Sing the Old Songs: Part 2 (episode 4) Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Valerie Segrest 00:26:52 Picture what it would look like for Seattle's housing and hospital infrastructure to reflect Coast Salish culture. Consider the role that forced sterilization of Native women has played in creating today’s high rates of Native infant mortality. Travel to the heart of SODO, where the Chief Seattle Club is turning concrete into a Medicine Garden. This is Growing Old. Picture what it would look like for Seattle's housing and hospital infrastructure to reflect Coast Salish culture. Consider the role that forced sterilization of Native women has played in creating today’s high rates of Native infant mortality. Travel to the heart of SODO, where the Chief Seattle Club is turning concrete into a Medicine Garden. This is Growing Old. affordable housing, western medicine, coast salish, puget sound, medicine garden, reproductive rights, seattle, social justice, u.s. history, washington state, native plants, parks, trees, native rights, forced sterilization, hospitals, housing, pregnancy, healthcare industry, health, nature, native history, reproductive health, transitional housing, women's health, assimilation, choice, birth, homelessness no full 4 1 e650f2e5-f9c6-4b78-8cbb-345cfb9d9938 Sing the Old Songs: Part 1 (episode 4) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 4 part 1 by:
Lacey Warrior, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 6 May 2020 07:05:18 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Running Grass) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/sing-the-old-songs-part-1-Guo9Y4nb Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, Tamara Power-Drutis along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 4 part 1 by:
Lacey Warrior, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Sing the Old Songs: Part 1 (episode 4) Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Running Grass 00:34:45 Explore the systems of assimilation that aimed to eliminate Native culture in the United States, systems that began in Washington State. Travel to the Yakima Indian Reservation, where the very first assimilation board school opened, sparking the seizure of tens of thousands of Native children from their parents. Hear how one family rediscovered the songs of their ancestors. Explore the systems of assimilation that aimed to eliminate Native culture in the United States, systems that began in Washington State. Travel to the Yakima Indian Reservation, where the very first assimilation board school opened, sparking the seizure of tens of thousands of Native children from their parents. Hear how one family rediscovered the songs of their ancestors. justice, native american, drumming, native singer, traditional ojibwe song, history, native music, grandparents, ojibwe, seattle music, song, assimilation boarding schools, trauma, family, ancestors, boarding school, seattle, social justice, yakima indian reservation, christian, northwest, lacey warrior, health, strong woman song, indigenous, assimilation no full 4 1 40570e16-af0c-4387-bd0a-3b3d8c173e45 Prairie Garden (episode 3) Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 2 by:
Glass Heart String Choir, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2020 07:05:26 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/prairie-garden-episode-3-IC8BGtld Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 2 by:
Glass Heart String Choir, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Prairie Garden (episode 3) Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Valerie Segrest 00:29:21 Harvest wild plants with Native nutritionist Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Explore what a regionally-based food system could look like in the Pacific Northwest. Take part in establishing edible prairie-land in your city to increase access to native foods. Harvest wild plants with Native nutritionist Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Explore what a regionally-based food system could look like in the Pacific Northwest. Take part in establishing edible prairie-land in your city to increase access to native foods. mount rainier, agriculture, muckleshoot tribe, tribal sovereignty, farming, greenbelt, prairie, coast salish, earth day, local food, gardening, food equity, regional, seattle, nutrition, northwest, native nutrition, health, food, native food, meadow, food sovereignty, indigenous, pacific northwest no full 3 1 6fdb748a-a1ee-485e-849c-a27a13e087c1 The Puget Sound Foodscape (teaser) Teaser excerpts from Episode 1: Eponymous. 

 

Featuring:

Valerie Segrest 

 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

 

Music by:

Kai Engel

 

Recording by:

Tamara Power-Drutis 

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> Wed, 22 Apr 2020 12:06:50 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/the-puget-sound-foodscape-teaser-PuwWeFM3 Teaser excerpts from Episode 1: Eponymous. 

 

Featuring:

Valerie Segrest 

 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

 

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

 

Music by:

Kai Engel

 

Recording by:

Tamara Power-Drutis 

 

In Partnership With:

Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

]]> The Puget Sound Foodscape (teaser) Valerie Segrest 00:04:05 Explore what the Puget Sound foodscape looked like pre-contact with Native nutritionist and food sovereignty expert Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Explore what the Puget Sound foodscape looked like pre-contact with Native nutritionist and food sovereignty expert Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. harvest, muckeleshoot tribe, coast salish, puget sound, native, seattle, trees, native culture, native nutrition, nature, salmon, food sovereignty, salmon people, mountains no trailer 1 4f3faadd-18a5-4bd5-be2d-16b2ffadf6ba Be the Hummingbird Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

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This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 2 by:
Kai Engel and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 22 Apr 2020 11:57:05 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Ian Wiliams, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Lily Warrior, Lisa Kenny, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Joy Okazaki) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/be-the-hummingbird-EZ0i6RKd Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

Subscribe on your favorite streaming platform, and follow the Growing Old Project on Instagram. 

 

This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 2 by:
Kai Engel and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Be the Hummingbird Ian Wiliams, Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Lily Warrior, Lisa Kenny, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Joy Okazaki 00:29:47 Go the heart of Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood, where an immigrant family and thousands of volunteers turned 20 acres into a Japanese garden unlike any other. Hear the story of Fujitaro Kubota and the garden that carries his name, told by Joy Okazaki, President of the Kubota Garden Foundation. Travel with the Kubota family to Camp Minidoka, where they were interned along with 7,000 other Seattle residents of Japanese descent during World War II. Take part in Earth Corps’ restoration efforts to bring Salmon back to Mapes Creek, which runs through Kubota Garden into Lake Washington. Go the heart of Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood, where an immigrant family and thousands of volunteers turned 20 acres into a Japanese garden unlike any other. Hear the story of Fujitaro Kubota and the garden that carries his name, told by Joy Okazaki, President of the Kubota Garden Foundation. Travel with the Kubota family to Camp Minidoka, where they were interned along with 7,000 other Seattle residents of Japanese descent during World War II. Take part in Earth Corps’ restoration efforts to bring Salmon back to Mapes Creek, which runs through Kubota Garden into Lake Washington. no full 2 1 a7f315b0-3d3b-47a3-a30b-7444362ffa39 Eponymous Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

Subscribe on your favorite streaming platform, and follow the Growing Old Project on Instagram. 

 

This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 1 by:
Glass Heart String Choir, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Wed, 22 Apr 2020 11:47:49 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/eponymous-3GgQ0Lh6 Learn more at GrowingOldProject.com. 

Subscribe on your favorite streaming platform, and follow the Growing Old Project on Instagram. 

 

This series was created in collaboration. 

Created by:
Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, and Tamara Power-Drutis

Produced by:
Katie Mosehauer

Written by:
Tamara Power-Drutis

Narrated by:
Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Lily Warrior, Collen Echohawk, Lylianna Allala, along with various members of the Growing Old team.

Music for the series by:
Black Stax, Glass Heart String Choir, Lacey Warrior, and Talaya Logan Marque Studios with engineering and mixing by Katie Mosehauer and Greg Fields and mixing and mastering by Pierre Ferguson.

Music in Episode 1 by:
Glass Heart String Choir, Kai Engel, and Tamara Power-Drutis.

Recording by:
Katie Mosehauer, Tamara Power-Drutis, and Katie Myers

In Partnership With:
Chief Seattle Club and Earth Day Northwest 2020

Promotion and Community Engagement by:
Katie Myers and The Vida Agency

Fiscal sponsorship provided by:
Earth Day Northwest 2020 and Forterra

]]> Eponymous Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest 00:29:47 Explore what the Northwest looked like pre-contact, with Native nutritionist and food sovereignty expert Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Walk through Schmitz Preserve Park where 50 acres of towering Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar still stand tall amid West Seattle’s urban community. Imagine what Seattle might look like in the year 2070, if it's to become a place where both trees and humans grow old. Explore what the Northwest looked like pre-contact, with Native nutritionist and food sovereignty expert Valerie Segrest of the Muckleshoot Tribe. Walk through Schmitz Preserve Park where 50 acres of towering Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar still stand tall amid West Seattle’s urban community. Imagine what Seattle might look like in the year 2070, if it's to become a place where both trees and humans grow old. muckleshoot tribe, schmitz preserve, affordable housing, human health, urban forest, earth day, urban planning, seattle, vision, northwest, trees, native culture, west seattle, coronavirus, earth day 2020, native nutrition, health, sustainability, covid-19, colonialism, homelessness no full 1 1 f30b6afd-2736-40e4-991f-28e7cc8d6f81 Welcome to Growing Old Our series goes live on the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day in a rapidly changing city.

]]> Wed, 15 Apr 2020 04:29:58 +0000 tamara@poweranddrutis.com (Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Myers, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Lily Warrior, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest) https://growingoldproject.simplecast.com/episodes/welcome-to-growing-old-tcn78QKX Our series goes live on the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day in a rapidly changing city.

]]> Welcome to Growing Old Zoey Echohawk-Hayashi, Katie Myers, Katie Mosehauer, Lylianna Allala, Lily Warrior, Colleen Echohawk, Tamara Power-Drutis, Lacey Warrior, Ian Williams, Jace ECAJ, Felicia V. Loud, Valerie Segrest 00:01:00 This is the kind of story that begins in a forest, on the traditional lands of the Duwamish and Coast Salish People, past and present. It’s a story about Seattle’s urban forest and the humans that live within it. We start in the year 2070, imagining what our City might look like if we planted the right seeds today. We follow the story of Chief Seattle Club, as they turn concrete into a Medicine Garden at Eagle Village. And we end each episode with how we might work together so that the humans and trees in our community can grow old. This is Growing Old. This is the kind of story that begins in a forest, on the traditional lands of the Duwamish and Coast Salish People, past and present. It’s a story about Seattle’s urban forest and the humans that live within it. We start in the year 2070, imagining what our City might look like if we planted the right seeds today. We follow the story of Chief Seattle Club, as they turn concrete into a Medicine Garden at Eagle Village. And we end each episode with how we might work together so that the humans and trees in our community can grow old. This is Growing Old. climate neutrality, schmitz preserve, kubota garden, restoration, chief seattle club, climate justice, puget sound, urban forest, earth day, future, climate change, seattle, northwest, parks, trees, native culture, conifers, earth day 2020, environmental justice, nature, orcas, salmon, old growth, carbon sequestration, food sovereignty, clean air no trailer 1