Northwest ORCA

Schuler - Moore Branch Anniversary Ronald Boyles - Ezra Meeker's children's book

Schuler - Rhythm Boys recordings from the vault

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Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Schuler - Sidney Bechet Music and reading

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Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Schuler- Bessis Smith music

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Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Schuler interviews for Fern Hill oral history

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03/23/1975

Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Schuler interviews Michael Meeropol (older son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg)

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04/27/1975

Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Schuler interviews woodcarver Harvey Kullonen

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09/19/1975

Part of Tacoma Public Library Book Notes Radio Program

Seek First to Understand

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2020/08/14

Part of Radio Tacoma Programs

Sembly, Joshua

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Part of Black Lives Matter Mural Project Collection

Sen Yasmin Trudeau WA 27th LD

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2022/05/08

Part of Radio Tacoma Programs

Sen Yasmin Trudeau WA 27th LD on climate change, climate justice, what we can do, and a look ahead to the 2023 Legislative session

Sergio Lozano/Carlos Montes Interview

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Part of Franklin Pierce High School Ethnic Studies Interviews

Sharon Brown- Conservatives and Climate Activism

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2020/08/21

Part of Radio Tacoma Programs

Shelton, Shari

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Shari Shelton is a writer and has edited and published anthology's for writers who examine Christian spirituality in contemporary life.

Sheyla Vasquez/Bertha Esther Luis Interview

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Part of Franklin Pierce High School Ethnic Studies Interviews

Shrode, Judt

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Side A: 5/5/95, Kelly's, Jack, Red, Bill, Gary A., Lance Buller; Side B: 5/5/95, Kelly's, Jack, Red, Billy

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05/05/1995

Part of Red Kelly Papers

Side A: 5/5/95, Kelly's, Jack, Red, Bill, Gary A., Lance Buller; Side B: 5/5/95, Kelly's, Jack, Red, Billy

Side A: Evergreen College 11/81 - Red Kelly Trio; Side B: Evergreen College 11/81 - Red Kelly Trio

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Nov. 1981

Part of Red Kelly Papers

Side A: Evergreen College 11/81 - Red Kelly Trio; Side B: Evergreen College 11/81 - Red Kelly Trio

Silas, Jeremy

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Jeremy Silas is a multidisciplinary artist. He is a painter, musician/composer, writer, and spoken word performer.

Singing advertisement for library

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Part of Tacoma Public Library Records

Sirad, Khalid

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Part of Black Lives Matter Mural Project Collection

Skaught Sutherland

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Part of Community Event Collection

Slamin, Candria

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Part of Community Archives Center Oral History Project

Oral history interview with Tacoma resident Candria Slamin conducted by dindria barrow on January 7, 2023. In this interview, Candria shares their story about coming to know themself over time. Even though Candria admits they have a long way to go in realizing where they will be in the future, they explain how identifying who they are is crucial to moving forward. “You can only be who you are, because of where you’re from.” In other words, you must know where you come from to figure out where you are going and who you truly are. Candria shares their work with the Rainbow Center and their work life thus far during the global pandemic. Candria also discusses how the past and the future can have dark parts along with bright parts—that life has an ebb and flow. “Not everyone’s race is at the same pace. I’m not running their race, I’m running mine.”

Smiraldo, Lucas (1 of 4)

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Lucas is the 2013-15 Tacoma Poet Laureate and launched "The Laureate Listening Project."

Smiraldo, Lucas (2 of 4)

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Lucas is the 2013-15 Tacoma Poet Laureate and launched "The Laureate Listening Project."

Smiraldo, Lucas (3 of 4)

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Smiraldo, Lucas (4 of 4)

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Lucas Smiraldo, the 2013-15 Tacoma Poet Laureate, developed and wrote this piece for City Club in response to a presentation by the chief engineers of the new Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The work subsequently was integrated into a spoken word drama of seventeen movements titled "Voice of the Americas". Composer Wrick Wolff created a soundscape behind each piece for the final cd and live theater performance.

Smith, Dwayne

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Part of Laureate Listening Project Recordings

Dwayne is a regular participant in Tacoma Public Library's StoryLab, creating original beats and raps. When he heard about the listening project the day of the event, he created an original piece within two hours and recorded that same day.