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Tariro Mavondo is a Zimbabwean born multi-disciplinary storyteller, theatre maker, cultural diversity and performance facilitator across performing arts, education, government, mental health and social justice spheres. She's acted with Australia’s theatre companies MTC, STC, Bell Shakespeare, been on tv and won a bunch of awards for her spoken word as well. In this chat she shares what it is to be a curbside photographer, in a process of becoming, how sound and our senses shape our experience. We talk about race, the body, blissing out on life and how humans are soup. Recorded in lockdown 6 on Wurundjuri Land, Melbourne Australia.
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Welcome the very first sizzle, taster episode of the podcast. I am so excited that you are here! In this episode I (Joana Joy (JJ) introduce and explain the poddie's origin story, myself, and give you a taste of what is to come. You'll hear a story of what happened at the Vegan Vibes festival and about how telling everyone that you are starting a podcast means you actually have to do it. I have overcome imposter and impasta syndromes to bring this to you, so if you like it, tell a friend! x
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