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120 Decibels of Healing

A reflection on community, noise, and showing up when a neighborhood is rocked by tragedy. This piece explores my sixteen-year journey with an imperfect instrument and what it means to bring your unique gifts to the people around you when it matters most.

A Vigil in Tangletown

When our neighborhood in Minneapolis was deeply shaken, I couldn’t stay silent. Shaking, sweating, and clutching my bagpipes, I walked down to a park vigil and played Amazing Grace. It reminded me exactly why I play in a band that cherishes the post-practice chats far more than the practice itself.

Playing bagpipes at a community vigil
Finding community and solace through 120 decibels of sound at a park vigil in Minneapolis.

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For Mitch

A recent, deeply personal reflection on loss and the unexpected paths of those we care about.

"Where did you go?
Why did you leave us so soon..."

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Macalester Recalls: The Theater Crew

Collaborations on the stage and behind the scenes. This archive serves as a repository for the creative intersections, puppet projects, and lasting connections built during my time at Macalester College.

Backstage Peers & Creative Connections

Looking back at the long rehearsals, late-night production adjustments, and shared creative energy that defined our theater circle. These moments of collective design remain a cornerstone of my time on campus.

Eitan Feldman and theater peers at Macalester College
A gathering with theater colleagues on the Macalester stage.

Yerevan Travels

Reflections on the architecture and atmosphere of the city during my travels through the Caucasus.

The Cathedral

Taking in the stunning design and historical presence of the cathedral.

Cathedral in Yerevan
A view of the beautiful cathedral in Yerevan.