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Nat's Sidewalk Stories

Nat's Sidewalk Stories

De: Nat Kalbach
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Nat's Sidewalk Stories is a bi-weekly podcast exploring the places, people, and hidden histories that make our neighborhoods vibrant. Join artist and storyteller Nat Kalbach as she walks the streets of Jersey City and beyond, uncovering the stories beneath our feet. Through conversations with preservationists, artists, community advocates, and local changemakers, Nat examines how our physical spaces shape community identity, how art captures neighborhood character, and how ordinary people can make extraordinary impacts. Nat's unique perspective as an artist who documents urban landscapes brings visual and creative dimensions to these place-based narratives. Whether you're passionate about historic preservation, creative placemaking, or simply love a good neighborhood story, this podcast will help you see your surroundings with fresh eyes. New episodes release on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month.

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Episodios
  • Episode #218: Showing Up with Miguel Cardenas

    Episode #218: Showing Up with Miguel Cardenas
    Jan 8 2026

    shownotes at natkalbach.com/podcast
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    1 h y 1 m
  • Episode #217: On Scacred Space and Scrap Metal with Jerome China

    Episode #217: On Scacred Space and Scrap Metal with Jerome China
    Dec 24 2025

    Shownotes at natkalbach.com/podcast
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    38 m
  • Episode #216: Preserving Light and Memory with Zach Green

    Episode #216: Preserving Light and Memory with Zach Green
    Dec 11 2025

    Zach Green's relationship with stained glass began in Lambertville, where a mentor told him to "get out of this town," and led him through Zanzibar's Batik workshops to Jersey City's historic windows and the legendary 111 First Street artist studios. In this conversation, we explore how growing up in Trenton taught him to see beauty in broken things, why stained glass restoration is an endangered art form, and what it means to work with light as spirit. Zach shares his journey from living on a sailboat while creating art to receiving recognition from the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, his philosophy of teaching stained glass to everyone from fourth graders to 90-year-olds, and his melancholic but honest reflection on what we've done to this place we call home.- check out the show notes at Natkalbach.com
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    46 m
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