Playlist: Julie Sabatier's Portfolio
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I Made That!
From Rendered | Part of the Destination DIY series | 59:09
Inventors, builders, butchers, artists talk about the projects that inspire them to point and say with pride, “I made that!”
***This show aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting as part of a series of 5 episodes in a twice-weekly time slot rotating with The Moth and Radio Lab Saturdays at noon and Wednesdays at 8pm.***
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Segment A: Building a living wall, creating a "sound cave" (a two ton instrument that resembles a pillow fort made from piano parts) and perhaps the most elaborate doghouse in the world.
Segment B: An interview with Etsy success story Emily Martin of "The Black Apple," how building a bed can be like giving birth and the story of an epic knitting project.
Segment C: DIY butchering and inventing a new kitchen timer in the pre-digital age.
Host name: Julie Sabatier (suh-BAH-tee-ay)
DIY Economy
From Rendered | Part of the Destination DIY series | 59:00
Local currency, bartering on the playground and other ways of looking at money through a DIY lens. ***This show aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting as part of a series of 5 episodes in a twice-weekly time slot rotating with The Moth and Radio Lab Saturdays at noon and Wednesdays at 8pm.***
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On this episode of Destination DIY, we look at what happens when you think of the economy as a do-it-yourself project. Local currency as a form of marketing for a small town, how kids learn to barter and saving money without a bank are all part of this intricately woven show that might just make you feel optimistic about money for a change.
Segment A: Defining a DIY Economy with economist Joe Cortright, a visit to a Naked Lady Party (aka clothing exchange) and an inspiring story about personal sacrifice in the service of economic change.
Segment B: A look at how local currencies function in two different communities and how to save money without a bank.
Segment C: The economy of kids — bartering on the playground and selling art to grownups. Plus a look at economic models without money: The Really Really Free Market in Utica and the Baltimore Free Store.
Host name: Julie Sabatier (suh-BAH-tee-ay)
DIY Rituals
From Rendered | Part of the Destination DIY series | 59:01
We depend on all kinds of secular and spiritual rituals to mark the ends and beginnings of things. Sometimes this means following a long-standing tradition, but sometimes you just have to make up your own.
***This show aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting as part of a series of 5 episodes in a twice-weekly time slot rotating with The Moth and Radio Lab Saturdays at noon and Wednesdays at 8pm.***
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Segment A: Daily Rituals
A couple who connects by reading together before bed, the Breakfast Cereal Ritual and a woman who's creating a business out of making original rituals for other people.
Segment B: Rites of Passage
Walking a labyrinth, an adoption ceremony and an interview about DIY weddings.
Segment C: Death and Rememberance
Creative memorials, an interview about do-it-yourself funerals and burial rites for a beloved community newspaper.
Host name: Julie Sabatier (suh-BAH-tee-ay)
Representing Yourself
From Rendered | Part of the Destination DIY series | 59:00
Representing Yourself is a DIY project we do in all kinds of ways — in job interviews, on stage, in court and through visual art such as self-portraits and tattoos. ***This show aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting as part of a series of 5 episodes in a twice-weekly time slot rotating with The Moth and Radio Lab Saturdays at noon and Wednesdays at 8pm.***
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Representing Yourself kicks off this series of Destination DIY series of hour-long shows that push the do-it-yourself envelope beyond crafts and home improvement. This episode takes a look at all kinds of self-expression, from representing yourself in court to telling true stories on stage. We also explore the way tattoos represent a part of the self.
Segment A: DIY legal defense, representing yourself in a job interview and a walk through the park to ask people, "How do you represent yourself?"
Segment B: What tattoos represent about people and one man's compulsion to tell true stories from his dating life on stage.
Segment C: Self-portraits and an interview with one of the notorious Guerrilla Girls about representations of women in the art world.
Host name: Julie Sabatier (suh-BAH-tee-ay)
Doing It Ourselves
From Rendered | Part of the Destination DIY series | 59:01
Doing it Ourselves: What it really takes to work, play and live together. ***This show aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting as part of a series of 5 episodes in a twice-weekly time slot rotating with The Moth and Radio Lab Saturdays at noon and Wednesdays at 8pm.***
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Segment A: Children's hand-clapping games as oral history, The Eugene Storefront Art Project and The Portland Fruit Tree Project
Segment B: Living collectively without a landlord, pianos on the street and Wiki inventor Ward Cunningham
Segment C: Creating unique collective nouns, web TV shows in New Hampshire and a visit to an underground all-ages music venue in New York City.
Host name: Julie Sabatier (suh-BAH-tee-ay)