In this episode of The Freeflow Podcast, CMarie Fuhrman reads a new iteration of her essay, “Hells Canyon Revival,” which was first published in 2017. CMarie’s story takes us to Hells Canyon on the Snake River, where she explores several dualities with her characteristically thoughtful prose. She considers the art and cultural histories that are buried beneath impounded water, the limitations of language, and one ancient salmon hidden behind bars, high above the waterline. CMarie’s essay is a personal account of her relationship to the Snake River, the tension within the landscape and its history, and her place within its remaining wildness. After her reading of "Hells Canyon Revival," CMarie discusses the myriad binaries within the narrative and her own complicated history of relationship to rivers. To learn more: http://freeflowinstitute.com/the-freeflow-podcast-home/
