Episode 9 - Omar Farah

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On this week's episode, Sofia and Sikandar are joined by Omar Farah, a Somali-Canadian poet and community builder from Edmonton, Canada.

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On this week's episode, Sofia and Sikandar are joined by Omar Farah, a Somali-Canadian poet and community builder from Edmonton, Canada. Still in Social Isolation, these three chat about Omar's journey from his humble beginnings as a kid who knew he could rap to finding his voice as a poet and scoring major gigs. Along the way, find out more about what drives Omar creatively, his process for writing, his latest ventures in the creative arts, and a few travel stories as well.

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