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anecdote 2.7

Because stories can't tell themselves.

November 14, 2013

PIE #2.7. Featuring the people who make storytelling the foundation for their incredible work, including artist Marita Dinguis, the Richard Hugo House and Tacoma's Drunken Telegraph. Includes an history lesson about Seattle's first local TV broadcast, an animated film short from the Vancouver Film School and a Bumbershoot performance by rapper Dave B.

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