EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 24 MIN
Stranger Than Fiction | Documentary Filmmaker Beth Harrington - 📍 Vancouver, WA
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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. 🗺️ Visit her at bethharrington.com | ourmrmatsura.com | Instagram | Facebook 👀 For pictureas and more, visit the episode page.🎉 This episode also celebrates:Okanogan County Historical SocietyArtsHub Husubis’ Poke Shop Brian TashimaKiggins TheatreYou can see an exhibit of Frank Matsura’s work at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon through February 8, 2026.🎧 Other episodes you might like:Banyan Tree Movies Studio Produces Untold Stories[Update!] The Arts Hub: Has Vancouver's Arts Scene Finally Found a Home?Support the show👋 Sign up for our newsletter.📣 Share your voice on our Community Voices segment.📍 Find more at imintothisplace.com.
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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. 🗺️ Visit her at bethharrington.com ...
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