Wayne Andrews
Sanctuary Podcasts
Mississippi's culture is rich and vibrant; filled with soulful blues music, delicious food, and powerful stories. Each week we will explore how this land, history, and people have shaped these unique traditions. Our journey includes conversations with artists who draw inspiration from this incredible place. We will also dive into the state's diverse heritage and lasting impact. Join us as we celebrate the heart and soul of Mississippi.
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Wayne Andrews
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Último episodio
10 de nov. de 2025
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Episodios
Sanctuary: A Conversation with Watercolor Artist Debbie Myers Video 29.09.2025 12:43
This week on Sanctuary we welcome artist, teacher & mother Debbie Myers. She is a local Mississippian who loves painting with watercolor.
Sanctuary: A Conversation with Photographer Stan O'Dell Video 15.09.2025 13:49
Today we talk with local artist and clinical psychologist Stan O'Dell. Stan has spent the last 20 years in Oxford perfecting his photography and figure drawing.
Sanctuary: A Conversation with Wood Burning Artist Kira Cummings Video 01.09.2025 15:38
Today we are joined by artist Kira Cummings. She is a multimedia artist in painting, wood burning, and videography from Jackson, Mississippi.
Sanctuary: A Conversation with Mixed-Media Abstract Artist Jessica Ellington Video 01.09.2025 8:36
Today we talked with Jessica Ellington a resident Mississippian. Jessica is a mixed-media abstract artist inspired by music, color, and movement.
Sanctuary: A Conversation with Photographer Jai Williams Video 01.09.2025 21:15
Today we talked with photographer Jai Williams. Jai has recently moved to Mississippi to continue her education and consistently captures stunning photographs.
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