EP 81 ACTIVISM, TOCK & THE WAVES

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Today at 11am on FBi Radio we've got not one, not two but THREE interviews lined up with some incredible guests: Change.org's Sally Rug, for the How To Be An Activist workshop happening at the Sydney Opera House on September 1st Curator Kate Britton and artist Angela Tiatia for The Waves, a new exhibition opening on August 18th at Sullivan + Strump Artist Jesse Mullins to chat about Series Concert's first event Tock with Ptwiggs & Andy Garvey on August 25th.

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