Hanna Mattes chats with Sophie O. about her eclectic works across numerous mediums—including music, poetry, and photography—as well as some of her earliest memories of creating art.

Andreas Albrectsen chats with Sophie O. about his world-renowned work and his myriad of artistic inspirations, ranging from French philosophers to weather patterns across Europe.

Farida Amar, the hardest working and most transparent leader we know, tells us the story behind building Forecast into what it has become today and the especially bright future she anticipates the collective to grow into over the next few years. She talks to Sophie about taking your weirdness seriously, investing in your dreams, the power of community and wonderment.
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Değer Özkan chats with Sophie from all the way in Istanbul, thanks to the magic of the Internet. They share with her how the dream of building Forecast really started over twenty years ago and together, they take a moment to reflect on three-headed cats.

Photographer and filmmaker aliana mt talks with Sophie about their first experience working with Forecast to create visuals that accompanied an essay by Cornel West, their passion for fiber works, and tells us about their own LA-based makers circle, Roving Social Club.

Globe-trotting dancer and choreographer Marianna Varviani talks with Sophie O. about her beloved homeland Greece, her passion for travel, and her love of dance, as well as current projects with Selcouth (selcouth.info), the dance theater company she founded in 2016. These exciting ongoing projects include Mark, Global Choreographers and Art Truck LA.

Artist Emily Colvin, better known as 'Projects At Large', is busy right now building goddesses. From shattered glass to found objects to the extensive collections of disparate people she collects around the streets of LA, Emily seeks beauty in every unexpected corner of life. Grounded by her deep capacity for love and unrelenting dedication to family, Emily's confidence pushes her to take wild risks with her creative process that most others would shy away from. Sit back and enjoy listening to her share her journey with us, as she leads by adventurous example after adventurous example.

Photographer, grip truck constructor, and all-around curious ecosexual, Jack X Proctor, talks with us about the different vibes of working with small, medium and large format film; spearheading a series of experimental celluloid workshops with Forecast; compares love to crystals on a twig and asks the question, "how can we see earth as a partner, rather than only a resource?"