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A Conversation with Photographer Builder Levy

appalstudies
Aug 22, 2022
1 min read

Click here to listen to an interview with Builder Levy, which originally aired on Inside Appalachia, West Virginia Public Broadcasting.


A selection of Builder Levy’s work will be exhibited at the upcoming conference in Shepherdstown.

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Noah Bennett
Oct 01

Si alguien quiere descubrir tu número personal, me parece interesante que primero conozca el método utilizado para calcularlo. Comprender el proceso ayuda a interpretar mejor el contenido y permite que cada persona valore por sí misma el significado que desea atribuirle.

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slope rider
slope rider
Mar 30

Sounds like an interesting feature—Builder Levy has a unique perspective, so the interview should be worth a listen. Events like this often bring together art, culture, and conversation. You’ll also find that online discussions around them can branch into all sorts of topics, even casual mentions of simple games like Slope Rider.

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