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What it’s like inside Lise Cooke Ravenbergen’s immersive audio performance “The Seventh Fire”

Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen’s latest project, “The Seventh Fire,” is an immersive audio performance that draws on Anishinaabe stories to take the audience to an ancestral spiritual world using sound. Lisa tells guest host Talia Schlanger about the inspiration behind “The Seventh Fire,” and how a profound conversation about the future between her and her child ended up at the heart of the performance.

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