What Murals Can You Do? - CiTR -- Arts Report

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The show starts with the listing of different festivals ending, continuing, and coming up, with an especially interest in the Vancouver Mural Festival. After we come back, we talk about "What Can You Do" by Cynthia Flood and it's many short stories dealing with conflicting feelings with ourselves and what we can do for social issues. We end our time with our signature rambling and shout outs to many festivals going on still with Hannah Georgas "Evelyn" rocking us out.

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This episode was published on August 16, 2018.

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The show starts with the listing of different festivals ending, continuing, and coming up, with an especially interest in the Vancouver Mural Festival. After we come back, we talk about "What Can You Do" by Cynthia Flood and it's many short stories...

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