What do you want the world to look like when you're done with it?
Actors, authors, poets, CEOs, faith leaders, social workers, politicians, social media stars, activists, athletes, comedians, musicians, military officials, celebrities, artists, and many more are telling us:
Origin Story: How did you get here?
Inspiration: What things, people, places, and ideas help lift your spirits when times are tough and morale is low?
Impact: What sort of world do you see, and what are you doing to make that reality possible?
Come be a part of this conversation about the squishy and vulnerable bits of our lives. Come be a part of this community.
Be warned: we do not shy away from tough conversations. Instead, we dive in with boldness, grace, and whimsy.
This is the show where we collaborate with ordinary people doing uncommon good in service of our common humanity.
This is (un)common good.
What do you want the world to look like when you're done with it?
Actors, authors, poets, CEOs, faith leaders, social workers, politicians, social media stars, activists, athletes, comedians, musicians, military officials, celebrities, artists, and many more are telling us:
Origin Story: How did you get here?
Inspiration: What things, people, places, and ideas help lift your spirits when times are tough and morale is low?
Impact: What sort of world do you see, and what are you doing to make that reality possible?
Come be a part of this conversation about the squishy and vulnerable bits of our lives. Come be a part of this community.
Be warned: we do not shy away from tough conversations. Instead, we dive in with boldness, grace, and whimsy.
This is the show where we collaborate with ordinary people doing uncommon good in service of our common humanity.
This is (un)common good.
What do you do when the world falls apart? What's the play when everyone's livelihood is on the line? How do you advocate for the arts when the arts are closing down?
In this special bonus chat, Jasmine Jiang, the managing director of Pig Iron School , sits down to chat to pauli about the sudden closure of UARTS in Philadelphia and how she's leading the School through this unprecedented time.
A longer interview with Jasmine is coming next week.
To support Pig Iron School's emergency bridge fund, click here.
To directly support the current Pig Iron MFA students most critically affected by the UARTS closure, click here.
To buy tickets to Pig Iron's September Fringe Festival show, Poor Judge, click here.
This program is produced in south west philadelphia, in the unceded neighborhood of the black bottom community and on the ancestral land of the Lenape nation, who remain here in the era of the fourth crow and fight for official recognition by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to this day. You can find out more about the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania and how you can support the revitalization of their culture by going to https://lenape-nation.org.
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