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Originally broadcast on October 25th, 2pm SLT/Pacific Time
This month, Caledonia continues her “Five Lessons” sub-series of The Magic of The Musical, where she interviews actors, directors, designers, dancers and others who have spent time and life in musical theatre. They share the lessons that being a part of a performing community have taught them about life, the stage, and humanity.
If you are lucky, you get to interview your heroes. In this month’s episode of The Magic of The Musical, host Caledonia Skytower (aka Judy Cullen) shares her conversation with one of her heroes as they discuss art, music, and stage design: friend and mentor Carey Wong. During a career spanning over 50 years, Carey has designed sets and costumes for more than 300 productions, including operas, plays, musicals, and ballets, plus art exhibitions and other creative spaces. Tune in for a fascinating discussion! More about Carey Wong.


In this episode we discuss some of the locations we enjoyed most, and where to find more. We don’t just choose any cob-web strewn location — we tend to look for places that are unique, or that reflect community. And we’ve lined up all the haunted houses, creepy carnivals, butchered and bloodletting asylums, mysterious forests warning you to enter only if you dare and strongly suggesting that you turn back NOW – to please almost any resident. They run the gamut from the Second Life equivalent of a Mom & Pop roadside attraction, where residents put out their favorite holiday décor and proudly declare “BOO to You!” to more extensive and sophisticated locales.


At Virtual Community Radio, we believe Sunday afternoons are the perfect time to treat yourself to something special. That’s why we invite you to join us at 2pm SLT on the First Sunday afternoon of each month as we present a different musical treat: one hour of music on a theme. It could be anything from new age music, orchestral classics, soundtracks, or music celebrating a particular culture.
Bryggen also provides Roleplay opportunities, but as an integrated element of Second Norway, it is accessible via the estate railroad, and by water, opening it up to a lot of possibilities, not just RP. Bryggen could also have opportunities for photographers and image makers. Also, it might be a destination for you sailors to swing by as you explore that part of the Blake Sea.

At Virtual Community Radio, we believe Sunday afternoons are the perfect time to treat yourself to something special. That’s why we invite you to join us at 2pm SLT on the First (usually) Sunday afternoon of each month as we present a different musical treat: one hour of music on a theme. It could be anything from new age music, orchestral classics, soundtracks, or music celebrating a particular culture.
The Outer Garden’s design draws inspiration from traditional Japanese paintings, aiming to represent two-dimensional elements in a three-dimensional space. It’s a good fit for a virtual world. Bisou also envisions the garden on Baddest as a space that evolves and gets re-envisioned over time.