<p>In a World of What-Ifs. Local artist, Irena Wong, narrates her inspiration and vision regarding her artwork, giving a glimpse into the cultures that surround her.</p>

In a World of What-Ifs. Local artist, Irena Wong, narrates her inspiration and vision regarding her artwork, giving a glimpse into the cultures that surround her.

Ep. 13 - Imagining An "Absurd World"

Are you passionate about taking on social injustice, building lasting relationships, and finding common ground with those from uncommon walks of life? Welcome to Ideal Idealism, presented by City Year, the podcast where we have real conversations about real-life issues, and try to discover, share, heal, and grow by opening new dialogues to create lasting and meaningful change. Interesting personalities, fascinating stories, strong opinions, and a diverse group of experts; each episode we'll gather together to collectively raise consciousness and be advocates for positive change. So come along for the ride! We all have something to say, and this is the place to say it. Ideal Idealism. 

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Are you passionate about taking on social injustice, building lasting relationships, and finding common ground with those from uncommon walks of life? Welcome to Ideal Idealism, presented by City Year, the podcast where we have real conversations about real-life issues, and try to discover, share, heal, and grow by opening new dialogues to create lasting and meaningful change. Interesting personalities, fascinating stories, strong opinions, and a diverse group of experts; each episode we'll gather together to collectively raise consciousness and be advocates for positive change. So come along for the ride! We all have something to say, and this is the place to say it. Ideal Idealism. Connect with us on Instagram! @cityyearcle and @cityyearcle_ideal

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Ep. 13 - Imagining An "Absurd World"

Ep. 13 - Imagining An "Absurd World"