Messages by Dmae Roberts What's left after someone passes on? Photographs and phone messages. Listen to this audio tribute to a courageous and often funny woman as she battles breast cancer. This is a new piece featured in the 1stPerson: Stories of Loss, Hope and Peace CD with music by Aaron Meyer and Tim Ellis. listen ->
	Office Artist by Dmae Roberts A towering curve of yellow interoffice envelopes sits in the lobby of a Portland office building. This is the work of Visual Artist Larissa Brown. After this office worker took a sculpture class, she became inspired to make art pieces from the supplies at work -- shipping tags, staplers, and typewriter ribbon. Premiered on Studio 360. Produced with funding by Hearing Voices through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting See more of Brown's Art. listen ->
	Father Schoney by Sara Kolbet How does a priest say goodbye to the living world? These interviews, recorded in the fall of 2001, were some of Father Schoenberg's last before his death in the summer of 2003. listen ->
	Amazing Pipa by Dmae Roberts Wu Man is an internationally renowned pipa virtuoso and cited by the Los Angeles Times as 'the artist most responsible for bringing the pipa to the Western World.' Hear her describe her music as she plays. Made possible with funding from Hearing Voices through Corporation for Public Broadcasting. listen ->
	Gusto Women by Kate Welch Care giving is different with every scenario. Resources are often limited, especially help with the activities of daily living. Hilda Bengtson is a single mother of two young adult women. Dawn Cottrell is her friend. Together they have organized a caregiving circle to meet Hilda's needs as she proceeds through the stages of cancer. Their friendship began when they were both therapists and part of a team of mental health workers. Kate Welch talked with both women about their care giving relationship in this piece - a part of the Breast Cancer Radio Arts Project. listen ->
	What My Mother Taught Me by Laura Moulton Laura Moulton's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1997 and subsequently underwent a double mastectomy. Now almost six years later, Moulton's mother describes the diagnosis of breast cancer, the treatment options she chose at the time, and thoughts on life after breast cancer. Produced for The Breast Cancer Radio Arts Project. listen ->
	Miracle On The Streets by Dmae Roberts Meet Miracle Draven, a 21-year-old with spirit whose has survived four years of living on the streets and crystal meth addiction to find family and love in Portland, OR. Hear an excerpt that premiered on Oregon Public Broadcasting . The half-hour documentary will air on Outright Radio Spring 2003. This piece was a recent winner of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalism Award. listen ->