Nadia Lloyd: Toronto based visual artist

from Bob's Basement: A Podcast About Change Hosted by Bob Willette

Bob's Basement welcomes Nadia Lloyd this episode. Nadia is a Toronto based artist whose 2020 has been full of unpredictable change, from the mayor of Toronto visiting her studio unexpectedly, to her iconic Black Lives Matter covid masks being worn by The Toronto Raptors. Plus Bob and Nadia talk about her past incarnations professionally as a broadcaster and an event planner.

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