I'm Into This Place

Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker Beth Harrington has spent decades telling true stories. But why does she choose the subjects she does? What does it mean to live with a story for over 10 years, wondering if it'll ever be seen by the light of day? And why is independent documentary filmmaking at such a difficult crossroads? Our conversation about artists who focus on the past uncovers what's going on in the present and what we can hope for in the future. >> Join us October 18, 2026 at ...

Let’s get into arts & culture policy, funding, prioritization, economic development, and community building with Mayor Matt Cole from Ridgefield. 👀 For links and more, visit the episode page. 🎧 Other episodes you might like: - Camas Mayor Steve Hogan Talks Arts - Ridgefield Multicultural Initiative Makes History - 12,000 Years of Local History with the Chinook Nation - When Art Revolutionizes Main Street | Ridgefield Art Gallery ⭐️ Thank you to our sponsor, Johnson Bixby. Support the s...

Don't miss these upcoming events - from theater in Woodland to pumpkins in Yacolt to crafts in Camas, we've got you covered. 🗺️ For links to all the events mentioned, visit the episode page. ⭐️ Thank you to our sponsor, Johnson Bixby. Support the show 👋 Sign up for our newsletter. 📣 Share your voice on our Community Voices segment. 📍 Find more at imintothisplace.com.

This is the first installment of our Mayors Talk Arts series, where we interview mayors across Clark County to hear about what’s going on in arts, culture, and heritage in their cities. Policy, funding, prioritization, economic development, community building… it’s all on the table. Let’s get into it with Mayor Steve Hogan from Camas. 👀 For pictures, links, and more, visit the episode page. 🎧 Other episodes you might like: - Vancouver’s State of the City for 2026 - Innovate, Celebrate, Inspi...

When you’re at the intersection, you can see everything at once. V Beltran Leyva works and lives at the crossroads of so many different communities: Latino, LGBTQ+, artists and performers, activists, and more. Their work bringing together people of all backgrounds - whether that be for sober drag shows, Spanish & English language learning, the new Latino Pride Festival, or partnering with LULAC and PFLAG - is creating and cultivating connection all across SW Washington. 👀 For more info ab...