Sister Who discusses ideas related to personal involvement in societal agreements and systems.

Sister Who discusses ideas related to passionately engaging with diverse classifications and questions throughout one’s life.

Sister Who discusses ideas related to duties, responsibilities, firmly held convictions, and utilizing one’s voice in whatever ways one can, within living daily life within communal contexts.

Sister Who discusses ideas related to personal presentation, communication, and creative expression. 

Sister Who discusses ideas related to racism, the absence of empathy, and other problems common within societal systems.

Sister Who discusses ideas related to conflict, narcissism, honesty, polarized thinking, inclusivity, and accountability. 

Sister Who discusses ideas related to inclusivity, community, diversity and ultimately symbiotic relationship within societal systems.

On the first Friday of every month, Open Media Foundation holds a free community event, Open Music Sessions, at the Denver Open Media studios (near the Santa Fe Art Walk) that spotlights local performance groups, comedians, musical acts, and nonprofit organizations.

High Fiction was one of the featured musical acts in December 2016. This is their song, "Dynamite."

On the first Friday of every month, Open Media Foundation holds a free community event, Open Music Sessions, at the Denver Open Media studios (near the Santa Fe Art Walk) that spotlights local performance groups, comedians, musical acts, and nonprofit organizations.

Rob Drabkin was one of the featured musical acts in December 2016. This is his song, "Someday."