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From TED Talks to TCG, we have a lot to learn from his insights into how ensemble fits in a thriving theatre ecosystem.</p><p> </p><p>S03E06: Looking for Another Way</p><p>Playwright and Director Karen Malpede joins us to talk about her career and connections from The Open Theatre to Theatre Three Collaborative, as well as her partner George Bartenieff – actor and champion for the avant-garde.</p><p> </p><p>S0307: The City We Make Together: City Council Meeting’s Primer for Participation</p><p>Creatives and book authors Mallory Catlett and Aaron Landsman dig into their new book based on their piece City Council Meeting. 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