Clark County, Washington. There’s so much creativity here!
Local artists pushing boundaries. Musicians, dancers, chefs making magic. So many hidden gems!
And we’ve been covering all of it.
I’m Into This Place is your guide to arts, culture, and heritage in Clark County. We have dozens of interviews already waiting for you, weekly event listings on our website, and new episodes dropping all the time.
And in Season 2? We’re going even further.
Like our new Advocacy & Action alerts where we deep dive into the local and federal topics impacting arts, culture, and heritage right here and across the state.
Whether you’ve been listening since day one or you’re just finding us now, welcome!
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From artists to chefs, musicians to makers, I’m Into This Place is all about the people (and places) that make our region feel like home.
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These are the places to go, the people to know. You called in to share your favorite in arts, culture, heritage, and history. What a great collection of recommendations! Listen today wherever you get your podcasts.
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This week’s guest, Sam Robinson, Vice Chair of the Chinook Nation, gives a shout out for the art of Chinook artist Greg Robinson who works in wood, large stone, bone, and hide.
🎧 Listen to this week’s episode with Sam Robinson on your favorite podcast platforms. Link in bio!
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We’re talking 12,000 years of local history with Sam Robinson of the Chinook Nation. It’s 176 years past time for the Chinook Nation to receive federal status as an independent nation. Find out the incredible story of this land where we live on this week’s podcast episode.
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Twelve thousand years. That’s how long Chinook people have called this land home.
This week we sit down with Sam Robinson, Vice Chair of the Chinook Nation, who walks us through a history rooted in SW Washington and NW Oregon. From the Cathlapotle Plankhouse in Ridgefield to canoe journeys up the coast, Sam shares stories of a culture deeply woven into the rivers, shores, and forests we call home.
🎧 Listen to this week’s episode on your favorite podcast platforms. Link in bio!
📸 Photos by Amiran White @ami_w_5
And a special shoutout to the @thegardnerschoolwa for sponsoring this episode. ❤️
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Curious what’s happening in Clark County this month? We’ve got a full episode for you!
From the Celebration of Sculpture and the Washougal Studio Artist Tour to a documentary screening with Beth Harrington, there’s something for just about everyone.
🎧 Listen to this week’s episode on your favorite podcast platforms. Link in bio!
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Check out the Arts & Culture events coming up in May! This week’s episode is your sneak peek on what not to miss next month.
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Sharing the love between these amazing small organizations who are making an outsized impact on our community! Couve Zine Swap shouts out @synergy.society.sw.wa
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Do you want to publish your own work and have it distributed all over the community? Then this week’s episode is for you!
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Do you like making zines? Do you even know what zines are? đź‘€
Couve Zine Swap is on a mission to build a thriving zine community in Clark County, fostering connection, creativity, and gentle analogue resistance to an overly digital world.
🎧 Listen to this week’s episode on your favorite podcast platforms. Link in bio!
And a huge shoutout to Gardner School of Arts and Sciences for sponsoring this episode!
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Future Food Network stars are cooking in Vancouver right now and most people have no idea.
Adriana spilled the best kept local secret: the McClaskey Culinary Institute at Clark College, where future chefs are sharpening their skills - and you can eat the results without emptying your wallet.
We can’t believe more people aren’t talking about this!
What hidden gem would YOU put on the map? Tell us below!
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