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Last weekend, we went to the Indigenous Pop Culture Expo at Duke University, the first time this convention has ever been held in North Carolina. The footprint was relatively small, but it was absolutely packed with value. I had the chance to talk with several people deeply involved in Indigenous culture and pop culture, including the founder of the expo, Dr. Lee Francis. You can hear my conversation with him and learn more about the event in this video:

Are you in the Triangle and looking for some live video game music? The Turnabout Players are hosting their monthly Triangle Video Game Music Jam at Hartwell in Raleigh this Sunday.

This jam is open to anyone who wants to bring and instrument and join in. And if you’re not in the mood to play, you can always stop to watch and hang out at Hartwell, listening to your favorite video game tunes.

Keep an eye on their Instagram for the latest updates.

Cost: Free
Address: Hartwell, 620 W South St, Raleigh, NC 27603

Here’s a video from a previous jam of what you’ll find there!

Short one this week. Also heads up, we’ll be taking a break from the newsletter for the Thanksgiving holiday, but we’ll be back in your inbox the first week of December to talk about Yuletide Viking Experience.

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See you next week,

– Matias