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sat with

sat with

著者: Courtney C
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

some people get asked the right questions. most don't.

sat with is two decades of conversations hosted by courtney crosslin --- then known as haveawonderful, now sisi in brasil. the name changed. the instinct didn't.

hundreds of people. artists, elders, immigrants, builders, rebels, survivors, people who defy every category. some conversations were interviews. some were exchanges. some were one person talking while another person held the space. the format shifted depending on the platform, the year, the person.

what never shifted: the belief that every person in front of her had something worth preserving.

these started as video. the first was recorded in 2006. now they're audio --- transcribed, revived, and released for the people who need to hear them.

new episodes pull from the archive.

website: faafo.app

all shows: faafo.app/radio

faafo.app
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  • Part 1/3: Sat With Evo Terra: Digital Strategy, Creative Work, and the Phoenix Internet Scene
    2026/05/04

    Evo Terra is a digital strategist whose work moved through e-commerce, online radio, advertising, social media, consulting, and community building before those lanes had fully settled into what they are now. This throwback conversation, recorded somewhere between 2006-2015, captures him thinking through the balance between creativity and business, why small companies and entrepreneurs often move faster than large organizations, and how Phoenix’s digital community grew from scattered groups into a more visible creative ecosystem. He also talks about choosing enough money and meaningful work over chasing the biggest paycheck, bridging creative ideas with practical ROI, and keeping room for play through projects like Improv Arizona.

    find more podcasts at faafo.app/radio

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    6 分
  • David Monteith
    2026/05/03

    David Monteith is a London actor, acting teacher, and co-host of Geek Syndicate, known for blending classical theatre work with a sharp love of comics and sci-fi. In this archived throwback conversation from somewhere between 2006–2015, he reflects on performing Shakespeare in Poland at the Gdansk Shakespeare Festival in a stage-less promenade format, working with local community cast members, and navigating the experience of being a visibly different outsider in that environment. He also shares the practical side of sustaining a creative life, including his long career in the social sector, training professionals in drug work, and why Geek Syndicate grew from two friends talking into a global listenership and a wider podcast network.

    find more podcasts at faafo.app/radio

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    13 分
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