You Be Artin'...

from I.B.Artin'... · host Mars Cardwell and Kira Rai Daniel

Leave a comment and share your thoughts: On this episode of i.B.Artin' Kira and Mars answer questions from YOU! We opened up the space for you all to ask us some questions that you all have been thinking about or wondering since we started the podcast and figured that now was as good a time as any to answer them! In this episode we answer the following questions: How has the journey of making a podcast been? What’s the goal of your podcast? How does your queerness intersect with your identity as a musician of color? (Mars)` What’s your favorite thing about teacher’s college? (both) When can I come on the podcast? Can artists find joy in the planning and process of their creations? If you were not in the arts, what would you be doing? How’s living in NYC? What do you love and what do you hate? What are some initiatives you’d like to start in your career of the arts? What is some advice you’d give to underprivileged kids that want to get into the arts? What’s the difference between racism in the arts today than how it was in another period like the 90s? Let’s talk about funding! Arts scholarships tips or advice? Powered by Firstory Hosting

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