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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2020 · 29 MIN

30. Karen Looks for the Truth

from The PROJcast · host The 52nd Street Project

"I don't think it's impossible to heal yourself from that trauma, and take that good stuff that you learned and continue on." Ariel Estrada, Actor, Project volunteer In the final episode of our mini-series of Radiomaking stories created during the Coronavirus Quarantine, Karen interviews Ariel Estrada about his time in a Martial Arts cult, and how he came through that experience. - - - - - Project Member: Karen Project Volunteers: Ariel Estrada, Jarrett Murray, & Kerry Warren. The PROJcast theme song was written by Justin & Eric March (Twitter: @eriqmarch), and is performed by Rebecca, Nicole, & Marinda Anderson (Instagram: @marindaanderson, Twitter: @marindanderson). - - - - - A production of The 52nd Street Project, a non-profit arts education organization working with children (ages 9 - 18) in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan. The Project brings kids together with adult artists to create original work for the theater. The PROJcast offers a behind-the-scenes view of the work of the Project as the kids create and explore theater as well as other art forms, such as song, dance, poetry, film and more. Long term-mentoring relationships form the basis of much of the Project's work, and these episodes will feature reporting, stories, performances and interviews with kids and adults. The 52nd Street Project is supported by The Altman Foundation, & The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation. - - - - - Connect with us! Website: 52project.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/52ndStProject/ & https://www.facebook.com/PROJcast Twitter: @52ndstreetproject Instagram: @52ndstreetproject You can support our work by going to 52project.org/donate. PERMALINK: https://projcast.libsyn.com/29-chyanne-talks-mental-health

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