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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2015 · 1H 27M

ARTSPEAK RADIO presents, Philip Blue Owl Hooser, Sara “Miss Conception” Glass, & Natasha Ria El-Scari

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Live from the KKFI studios, Philip Blue Owl Hooser, Sara "Miss Conception" Glass and Natasha Ria El-Scari discuss their work and performances. Philip Blue Owl Hooser is the co-host of The Tenth Voice on 90.1fm KKFI Kansas City Community Radio, as well as an actor and writer, producer, director, and educator in the Kansas City area. With a career going back to the early 1980s, KC theater goers may have seen him at The Rep, The Unicorn, the Coterie, Late Night Theater, or the Gorilla Theatre working as an actor, writer, or director. Or they might know him as the guy who gives the preshow lectures at the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival. Philip is also the creative genius behind "Eat Their Words," a live performance and reading of celebrity biographies in Kansas City. There are few artists who ever reach their potential, and Sara Miss Conception is on her way to exceeding expectations. Born and raised in Kansas City, she’s made it to the coast and back, from spitting conscious hip hop in LA to organizing and overseeing artists for nationally known festivals in Minnesota and Arkansas, competing in local poetry slams to club bookings in several major US…

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