We Don't Know What This Is Yet: Recent Episodes
NH Theatre Project
WDKWTIY is a podcast about shared experience and creating art in times of uncertainty. Each episode of our show is in two parts. First, we sit down with a guest and talk to them about a simple theme: uncertainty. What does uncertainty mean to each of us? What feels uncertain about our paths right now?
Then, in part two, we give this interview to a different artist and ask them to create something - anything - inspired by the conversation. And we’ll talk to these creators about their experience making this work: What inspired them? What did they relate to? What were their own uncertainties in this process?
You can view our contributing artists' work on our website. Just visit:
www.tinyurl.com/nhtppodcast
Communications & Community Engagement Director Monte Bohanan pulls back the curtain on keeping a large arts organization afloat in a year of uncertainty. Videographer and digital content guru Dan Freund explores a new form of creative expression.
To view Dan's artist respons, visit: www.tinyurl.com/nhtppodcast
Craft brewery founder and restaurateur Dagan Migirditch walks us through the challenges and triumphs of the service industry during a public health crisis. Artist and designer Sam Paolini responds with explorations on the theme of Inaction.
To view Sam's artist response, visit: www.tinyurl.com/nhtppodcast
Jonny Peiffer's composition inspired by our conversation with Maria Carrasquillo. You can hear more of Jonny's work at sojoy.bandcamp.com.
Maria Carrasquillo works in the legal department of a respiratory device manufacturer. She reflects on the challenges her sector faces during a major public health crisis. Composer and bandleader Jonny Peiffer synthesizes her reflections sonically.
You can view our contributing artists' work on our website. Just visit:
www.tinyurl.com/nhtppodcast
Non-profit consultant Elissa Margolin discusses uncertainty within the state legislature. Dancer, choreographer, and NH Artist Laureate Amanda Whitworth channels this unease into a snowy outdoor movement piece.
To view Amanda's artist response "Exercises in Uncertainty", visit www.tinyurl.com/nhtppodcast