Rachael Devaney's guest appearances

Rachael Devaney

Voices with Pebbles Podcast

The Creative Exchange Podcast

Martellus Bennett

Nicole Roberts Jones

Kristen Kish

Linda Wells

Jessica Wilson

Ike Barinholtz

Edward Gorey

Alex Goldstein

Angie Thomas

Jasmine Guillory

JD McCrary

Michelle Wu

Andrea Campbell

Will Dailey

Terri Lyne Carrington

OwlTail

Deanna Nagle

Lily Olin

Through MassDevelopment and the Hyannis Transformative Development Initiative Partnership, visual artists Rachael Devaney, Deanna Nagle, and Lily Olin were each given stipends and studio space in downtown Hyannis--tasked with creating works that challenge existing narratives of life on Cape Cod. In this episode, they share about the experience with the Fellowship and their work.

<p>Through MassDevelopment and the Hyannis Transformative Development Initiative Partnership, visual artists Rachael Devaney, Deanna Nagle, and Lily Olin were each given stipends and studio space in downtown Hyannis--tasked with creating works that challenge existing narratives of life on Cape Cod. In this episode, they share about the experience with the Fellowship and their work.</p>

Challenging Narratives with Rachael Devaney, Deanna Nagle, and Lily Olin

Today I’m talking to Rachael Devaney. Rachael was adopted from El Salvador in 1978. She recently reunited with her birth family and is now showing her photography exhibit Matriarchal Strength: stories of family separation and Indigenous survival at Bridgewater State University. The exhibit pairs photos with written and shared stories told to her by her 94-year-old birth grandmother. Here to talk about her exhibit, as well as her story of reuniting with her birth mother and more. Please welcome Rachael Devaney.

<p>Today I’m talking to Rachael Devaney. Rachael was adopted from El Salvador in 1978. She recently reunited with her birth family and is now showing her photography exhibit Matriarchal Strength: stories of family separation and Indigenous survival at Bridgewater State University. The exhibit pairs photos with written and shared stories told to her by her 94-year-old birth grandmother. Here to talk about her exhibit, as well as her story of reuniting with her birth mother and more. Please welcome Rachael Devaney.</p>

Voices with Pebbles: Rachael Devaney