Talismxn Radio • 05-10-26 • Ep:02

On this episode, our host Kamilah Rashied @shesgotta will be in conversation with producer, arts administrator, and consultant Kendall Karg @kendallkarg along with curator, educator, and arts administrator J. Gibran Villalobos @thegibran This week's theme, "can I get a witness" explores the art of capturing the illusive "industry" friend (who actually becomes a real one). this promises to be a very candid conversation about the glue that keeps enduring friendships together through all of life's changes, challenges and career pivots. --- Airs: Second and Fourth Sundays from 3:00pm-4:00pm on 105.5 FM Chicago, Lumpenradio.com, and the Lumpen mobile app

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