Friday Phone Call # 5 with Rebecca Noon of Strange Attractor
Rebecca Noon is one of the ensemble Strange Attractor. We talk about making work in smaller communities, the role of the artist in building the infrastructure, and how a new small company gets into motion today. Rebecca was an intern at the Z Space right out of college, so it is fun to catch up with her here. We do go on a bit...
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I like how you formulated that in the conversation, Rebecca: late in the call you say that, for you, "to be from some place is to be FOR that place". The whole phone call is steeped in your love of the places that your company is from. Thanks for sharing it with us.
As if I didn't say enough already. . . After listening I realized that the one thing I didn't say is how much I love Providence. Though it may be shorter on resources than bigger markets, the people who live and work here are filled with a self-determination, creativity, and motivation like no other place.