The Esopus Foundation just created a sneak-preview podcast related to Esopus 22: Medicine featuring interviews with three of its more than 60 contributors: Interior designer Thomas Juncher Jensen, who has produced renderings of “the perfect waiting room” for the issue based on subscribers’ suggestions; acclaimed contemporary artist Melissa Meyer, who created a series of collages incorporating pages from her dentist-father’s 1968 book on headgear orthodontia; and Anne Watts, the founder and lead singer of Baltimore-based band Boister, who contributed a track for Esopus 22’s themed CD, featuring songs inspired by bodily organs. The podcast closes with Watts’s demo version of Boister's song, called ”Mr. Spleen.“
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