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Season 2017 Episode 3 | 28m 49s Video has closed captioning.
Marcia Franklin sits down with Eric Gilbert and Lori Shandro Oüten, two of the founders of the Treefort Music Fest in Boise, to learn more about the five-day event, which began in 2012. The two discuss why they started the festival, how it’s changed since its inception, the spirit of the event and their goals.
Aired: 12/08/17
Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, CPB, Idaho Public Television Endowment, Friends of Idaho Public Television
Marcia Franklin talks with Samantha Silva about her novel, "Mr Dickens and His Carol."
Andrew Solomon discusses his books on depression, travel, and families outside the norm.
Investigative Journalist Jane Mayer
Investigative journalist Jane Mayer discusses her book “Dark Money.”
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar discusses the themes of his works.
Louisa Thomas discusses her book "Louisa: The Extraordinary Life of Mrs. Adams."
Director, writer, and performance artist Miranda July discusses her life and work.
The Making of "An American Conscience"
Martin Doblmeier & Andrew Finstuen discuss their documentary about Reinhold Niebuhr.
Creating Virtual Reality: Nonny de la Peña
Marcia Franklin talks with Nonny de la Peña about "immersive journalism."
Marcia Franklin talks with two of the co-founders of the Treefort Music Fest.
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Marcia Franklin talks with two of the co-founders of the Treefort Music Fest.
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