It was a pleasure having Toluwalola Kasali as our first guest for our podcast. She specializes her work on helping internally displaced people. We spoke about the impact of print and film on public policy.

Check out https://myinternallydisplacedpersons.org for more information on her work.

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Writing for Film and Public Policy

Our second guest is Kelsey Holley.  Coming from a music background and after having performed internationally as a dancer, Kelsey decided to work as a recreational therapist after having attained her Master in that field. She is currently working with a wide array of patients. This conversation highlights the positive impacts of movement on health.

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The impacts of movement on health

This podcast dives deeper into the purpose musicians carry within the community. We invited the band Midnight Village from Los Angeles to speak more about their experiences. 

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Why music is essential

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