Deun Ivory Heals Through Joy

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In the first episode of To The People Podcast, host Alyssa Shapiro—YTTP’s Editorial + Special Projects Director—is joined by Deun Ivory, multidisciplinary artist and founder of the nonprofit The Body: A Home For Love. But before that, YTTP co-founder Greg Gonzalez stops by to talk YTTP’s origin story and what it’s like to grow up in a skincare family. To The People Podcast is a production of YTTP Studios. Find us online at @youthtothepeople or youthtothepeople.com. To learn more about The Body: A Home For Love, visit thebodyahomeforlove.org. To The People is edited by Manna Zel and co-produced by Manna Zel + Alyssa Shapiro.

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