74: Ancestral Textile Making with Miriam Vegara

This week on the podcast, LaChaun is talking with a close friend and former schoolmate Miriam Vegara a Brooklyn Born Mexican American textile artist and educator. In their conversation, they talk about her recent residency in Sweden as well as her ancestral connection to textile making and processing. Show Notes: www.gistyarn.com/episode-74

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