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Episode 65 with Lady Bee is out now! Meet Lady Bee, a long-time member and former art curator for the Burning Man organization. The conversation traces her journey from discovering the event in 1995 to her influential career managing art grants and archival collections that document the culture's material history. Lady Bee reflects on the evolution of the Burning Man community, emphasizing how the movement shifted from a small, unstructured gathering into a global "permission engine" that fosters collaboration over competition and brings public art into the mainstream. Her story is a historical testimony to the power of decentralized creativity and the enduring importance of community-building beyond the physical confines of the desert.
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