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The Birth of Freestyle Skiing at Waterville Valley
This week we kick off a series on the Birth of Freestyle at Waterville Valley with a fun interview with John and Donni Hughes
Podcast from Apple Podcasts
Join us for a cultural trip down memory lane to the early days of Freestyle Skiing with John & Donni Hughes of Thornton.
Part 2: The Mentors & Protectors
Part 3: The Athletes: Surfers of the Moguls, Pioneers of the Air
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Part 3:
The WONG Way: An interview with Hall of Famer Wayne Wong
Listen here: Radical Centrist Podcast
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Youtube: https://youtu.be/mLzH1lDbwSY
Tony Wagner
Internationally acclaimed educational thinker & writer joins Wayne to talk about "Reimagining Education" for our special series "Rediscovering Our Song" on The Radical Centrist Podcast and Youtube video.
In Other News . . .
Advanced peek at the new International Contemporary Masters Book featuring Wayne's art.
Help Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum in Warner
Images purchased from this gallery benefit MKIM
~ The New England Newspaper & Press Association.
Books
Art Gallery - Wayne D. King
Coming soon - Thunder Over the Mountains: The Fight to Stop Northern Pass: a Podcast from Anamaki Studios.
Coming
Special Projects
Life After Donald Hall and Jane Kenyon
After the death of Donald Hall in 2018 the home that he had shared for many years with his wife Jane Kenyon was put up for sale along with all its contents. A dedicated group of friends and admirers of the two poets purchased the "Farm on Eagle Pond" and some of the most precious possessions of Donald and Jane with the hopes of establishing a permanent living memorial to their memory. More"Stories That Need Tellin' "
Alice Vartanian King died in 2018 while still in the process of working on her book "Stories That Need Tellin' " The name of our website and new studios are dedicated to her memory. Today, we are working to bring her dream to reality. MoreThe Reconcilliation Project: Coming to Substack
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