Alix Blair ’98

Alix Blair’s documentary film Farmer/Veteran will premiere on PBS’ Independent Lens on May 29th, 2017. Over several years, Alix documented a veteran and his wife as they began a farm in North Carolina. This film explores mental health in veterans and the legacy of trauma from war. We’re having a one-night only local Bay Area […]

Rose Minier ’98

In the last few months, I have taken up work as the accountant for a non-profit that works on creating more affordable housing, while supporting existing projects. I’m still in Seattle, protesting and resisting all of the nonsense, and continuing to run my labor-of-love non-profit GeekGirlCon. When I get any free time, I spend it […]

Andrew Barkan ’98

Andrew & Polly have a new record out! “Ear Snacks: Songs from the Podcast” is an original soundtrack to the awesomeness of childhood (including 2015’s #1 kids song “Grapes”) drawn from the first season of the duo’s free podcast for families. Ear Snacks has joined other emerging children’s podcasts (such as Brains On! which was […]

Caroline White ’98

It’s been quite a year! I got married to Grant Gillespie on May 28, 2016, on a farm outside of my hometown, Sacramento. My sister, Hilary CdeP 2002, was my maid of honor, and I was so grateful to have fellow Toads in attendance: Katherine Halsey, Bronwen Halsey Murch ’98, and Kim Turner ’98. Grant […]

Andrew Barkan ’98

Andrew and his wife Polly loved playing concerts for families at Thacher and Monica Ross this summer. Andrew & Polly’s new album “Odds & Ends” (featuring the summer single “Grapes”) just received a Parents Choice Award. You can find Odds & Ends and Ear Snacks (a free new podcast for kids) on iTunes or wherever […]

Andrew Barkan ’98

Coming in May to an iTunes near you! Andrew & Polly are launching a new podcast for kids. Along with songs and old-fashioned radio play sketches, actual human children (including offspring of Lucia Craven ’98, Ryan Meyer ’98, Eliza Gregory ’99, and Phoebe Barkan ’03) will be featured. If your kids want to be interviewed […]

Rose Minier ’98

I’m still living in Seattle, working as an accountant by day. In my free time, I’m continuing to help run GeekGirlCon – an organization that puts on on annual convention for roughly 6,000+ people and provides educational, networking, mentoring, and social events year round, all to support and celebrate women in STEM careers, gaming and […]