s08e012_mosart_podcast_roy_does_something_10_12_2025

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@mosart.podcast takes over Student Radio Maastricht in this pilot episode featuring the multi-disciplinary art student ROY KESSELS 📣 📢 (@roy.does.something) Arturo (@arturo.garcia4rt) and Liam (@progressiveinmotion) talk to Roy about his creative process and venture far into the thoughts, sentiments, meaning and vision behind his artwork interlaced with instrumental interludes by the band Lichtelijk Vies, with ROY on the guitar and Siem Jong on drums! Shout-out to: @davedeleeuw Tracks: Lichtelijk Vies https://youtube.com/@lichtelijkvies?si=Q8hBSvCyvRHJU9_r Jingle: @nico_alvear Cover art: 'De Nachtmerrie en Kern van Een Zelfreflectie' 40cm X 40cm acrylic on canvas by @roy.does.something

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