Music, writing, and civic engagement on the work of leaving the world better than we found it. One conversation, one song, one essay at a time.
A small evening of new music with a full band. Doors and details to be announced.
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Original songs written and recorded with our collaborators in Spokane. Tracks and music videos will arrive here as they are finished. We would rather release a few things well than many things quickly.
Listen as it goes live More music & video
An open conversation with constituents and legislators on water, wildlife, and the management of public ground in the eastern half of the state. RSVP for an invitation-only seat.
Op-eds and essays on intergenerational responsibility — published in regional papers and here.
Read the writingOriginal songs, music videos, and live performances — released in public as they come together in the studio.
Listen & watchNotes from policy, advocacy, and public-lands engagement across Washington — what's working, what isn't, who's accountable.
Follow the workQuestions, submissions, or an invitation to collaborate? Reach us directly — we read and reply to every message personally.
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Seven Generations Innovation is the public-facing studio of a writer and musician who has spent two decades engaged with wildlife policy, public-lands management, and the institutions that shape both. We are not a campaign and not a service business.
We are a place to think out loud, in public, about what we owe the people who come after us — through essays you can read, songs you can listen to, and civic work you can follow.
A working studio for songs about land, people, and the long view. Released as they come together — not when they're polished.
Five tracks from the forthcoming record — written about specific places, specific watersheds, specific people. Released in public as the work comes together, not when the album is done.
An evening of new songs with a full band is being planned for Spokane this June. Subscribers hear about it first, with first refusal on a small number of invitation-only seats.
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