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Jun 19, 2012 54 min

Episode 18: Will Power, Performer, Playwright and Educator

from Please Speak Freely

“A lot of times you come into a place and you’re going to have an influence on that school and on that institution and better the community, but your child may or may not see the fruits of that.” – Will Power This episode features a free-ranging conversation with Will Power, award-winning performer, playwright and educator (soon to be in the newly-created position of Artist-in-Residence at Southern Methodist University!) Will and I discussed the challenges of making choices about our own children’s education, the balance between focusing on community work and art and performance, and his own work as a pioneer in Hip Hop Theater. The blog this time was written by Zach Wilson of School’s Out Washington, who describes how this episode connected with him personally, especially the idea of the internal conflicts Will and I discussed about how to make choices for our own children.

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