Bananaphone
Alanna RisseArt, technology, and the creative life as experienced by Alanna Risse, a neato person who lives in Portland Oregon.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 26 |
| Subscribers | Read | bananaphone.substack.com |
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Death and Disaster
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Observations for a New Calendar Year
It seems during the last couple of years that a reflection of the year coming to a close has been potentially the only thing keeping my sanity. Adulting is no joke. The end of 2023 had me begging for a new year, only to get served up a very...
Looking back at Covid Teaching Advice
I’m trying to do a bit of cleanup in the ‘ole Google Drive and I came across this google doc for what would become a post and a presentation I shared with other colleagues about teaching to adult students during covid lockdown. The slides I...
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I'm an artist, instructor, and mom living in Portland, Oregon. I'm a bit obsessed with chairs, and whales, and bananas. This space is for me to share words+art and mailers for paid subscribers.
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