THRU Magazine Archive
Today we focus on the Grasshoppers program with Douglas Detrick and Nate Francis. Douglas is the Director of Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble, a working musician, and a really nice guy. Nate is a student musician, but also a working sideman himself, and has not yet graduated High School. The concert that this program culminates with […]
Holland Andrews and Chris Johnedis in an Improvised Concert Film The experimental drum and vocal duo, called I’d Rather Not Talk About It, closed out the 2016 Improvisation Summit of Portland, last summer. It was the end of another long weekend in which even big fans of weird music and their acute ears were beginning […]
Join Yocto Theatre founders Mary Rose and Sean Bowie for the inaugural Thrupoint Podcast, formerly known as Horizon at End Times. We talk about their latest work Free Box, and a little about their past work and influences, but the conversation evolves into an inquiry about social cohesion, economic justice, and the role of arts […]
Download music from our new documentary for free. Community media is a far and wide diverse scene. The Free Music Archive is a place that represents that scene, as the music available for stream and free download there was curated by 109 independent radio stations and their DJ’s, crossing all borders. We, at THRU Media, are […]
I’m back from a long Horizon at End Times hiatus with author Jamie Duclos-Yourdon. We discuss the long path to his new novel recently published by Forest Avenue Press called FROELICH’S LADDER. At the intersections of his life, which started in NYC and currently resides in PDX, we find some details in common such as […]