What is the Digital Commons? | Andrew Colman in conversation with Ilana Wiebe Artwork

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What is the Digital Commons? | Andrew Colman in conversation with Ilana Wiebe

February 09, 2023 • saint benedict's table

A note from Andrew Colman about this podcast: As a bit of an introduction of myself and this new role, Ilana Wiebe - another member of sbt - and I recorded a short podcast. In it, we talk about what is a Digital Commons and what my role as coach and consultant for the next five months will be. We'll be building a team of people who want to participate in sharing the artistic gifts of saint benedict's table, in all its forms, with the rest of the world! From brainstorming ideas, photography, video, interviewing and recording, mixing and mastering, to posting content on the website, we'll need the lot.

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