#20 - Opal Agafia

On this episode, we chat with Opal Agafia about her new live album release, her show at George's Majestic Lounge, her killer new merch, and how she got into playing music. Opal has solidified herself as a staple in the Northwest Arkansas Music Community, as well regionally thru the Midwest and we are honored to have her on the program! Opal Agafia (http://OpalAgafia.com) George's Majestic Lounge (http://georgeslive.com Be sure to rate, subscribe, and review the podcast!

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