Reading My Coming Out Diaries
Rewire's web editor reads her own journal entries spanning her coming out process—from denial to the aftermath of a difficult conversation.
Street Art: Tiny Mows Doors in the City
Mows510 is the artist behind the installation of tiny mouse doors in public places, miniature art that has brought joy to cities around the world. After discovering street art in the late ‘90s, Mows spent more than a decade as a super fan. He traveled across the globe, photographing and chronicling the mysterious culture of guerrilla art.
Cohousing: Is it right for you?
Cohousing is the term for an intentional community of unrelated folks who live together—either in the same building or on the same land—and share the responsibility of maintaining the place they live.
Grown Up Club
As we get older, it can feel harder and harder to make friends. And, depending on your personality, it can be tough opening up to new people once you're in social situations.
Work It: The Herbivorous Butcher | Sibling Entrepreneurs Wor
Meet siblings Aubry and Kale Walch, co-owners of the vegan butcher shop The Herbivorous Butcher and learn how they started their business and the inspiration behind it. More at http://www.rewire.org/.
Work It: Kady Lone and Pudge | A Cat & Owner Entrepreneurial
Meet Kady Lone, a social media savvy human who used her smarts and skills to create a business for herself and her now Internet-famous cat, Pudge. More at http://www.rewire.org/.
TV Takeover - Black Label Movement
Black Label Movement collaborates with a range of performance groups off of the light rail, ending at a black and white affair themed prom in TPT’s studios. Dance performances by Black Label Movement, Hmong Breakers Leadership Council, Contempo Physical Dance and DanceBums. Musical performances by Michelle Kinney, Jacqueline Ultan, Andrea Reynolds, and more.
TV Takeover - American Craft Council
American Craft Council celebrates what it means to be a craft maker in Minnesota through “Craft Cage Match” activities such as blindfolded pot throwing, “Let’s Make” Inspiration Stations, craft trivia, and more.
TV Takeover - Circus Juventas
Circus Juventas explores the “art of happiness” through performances and explorations of the different elements of dance, theatre, puppetry, and costumes that make up contemporary circus. Performances include hand balancing, juggling, unicycling, contortionists, a fashion show of circus costumes, aerial acts, and more.
TV Takeover - IFP Minnesota
Independent Filmmaker Project Minnesota places the spotlight on the local female filmmaking community, featuring a variety of short films by female filmmakers, the creation of a music video over the duration of the broadcast, live scoring of a silent film by a string quartet, and more.
TV Takeover - Saint Paul Almanac
This final episode of TV Takeover is an all-out, no-holds-barred celebration of Saint Paul based on the theme "Where Are You Going?"-- with stories that fly out of the pages of the physical Almanac, and come to life on screen and in our studios. Saint Paul Almanac's mission is to share stories and foster dialogue that create understanding, learning, new relationships, and collaborative action.
TV Takeover - Works Progress Studio
Works Progress Studio takes over TPT with an hour full of beautiful, artistic reflections about life on the Mississippi River. Featuring original films, talking mussels, and a musical performance by Jayanthi Kyle. Works Progress Studio is an artist-led LLC based in Minneapolis-St. Paul and led by husband-wife Collaborative Directors Colin Kloecker and Shanai Matteson.
TV Takeover - MPLS.TV
MPLS.TV is a Minneapolis-centric video network that features both original and curated/submitted content. Through video, they highlight and champion the unique cultures that make Minneapolis thrive. MPLS.TV strives to make the familiar unfamiliar, to consistently give their viewers fresh new views of the city and its inhabitants.
TV Takeover - Northern Lights.MN
Northern Spark is the one-night arts event people talk about for the rest of the year. On the second Saturday in June each summer, tens of thousands of people gather along the Minneapolis riverfront and throughout the city to explore giant video projections, play in temporary installations in the streets, and enjoy experimental performances in green spaces and under bridges.
TV Takeover - Springboard for the Arts
Springboard's TV Takeover episode is focused on "Your Secret Art" and in it, you'll meet a series of folks who spend their days in "normal" jobs but are--gasp!--artists by night!
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