Lyla dragged an actor, Remi Moses, into a bathroom, to record her hilarious, yet hard hitting song about Melania Trump for Eden AM in South Africa.

As heard on Eden AM's "It's Miller Time" - Remi tells us what it’s like to be an actor in New York City and speaks about her reaction to Donald Trump becoming the president of the United States.

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Lyla dragged an actor, Remi Moses, into a bathroom, to record her hilarious, yet hard hitting song about Melania Trump for Eden AM in South Africa. As heard on Eden AM's "It's Miller Time" - Remi tells us what it’s like to be an actor in New York City and speaks about her reaction to Donald Trump becoming the president of the United States. https://www.facebook.com/remi.moses.7

EP1 Being an actor in NYC - Lyla interviews Remi Moses (in a bathroom!)

Lyla hosts a weekly podcast that airs on Eden Radio & Radio Today in South Africa, with 11 episodes already available. “The New York Minute” is a weekly podcast she created, a platform to interact & network with New Yorkers working in various industries, or people who can give insight on trends and culture in New York. Her work  caught the attention of South African comedian David Kau, who interviewed Lyla for his new show "South Africans living in New York."

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Lyla hosts a weekly podcast that airs on Eden Radio & Radio Today in South Africa, with 11 episodes already available. “The New York Minute” is a weekly podcast she created, a platform to interact & network with New Yorkers working in various industries, or people who can give insight on trends and culture in New York. Her work caught the attention of South African comedian David Kau, who interviewed Lyla for his new show "South Africans living in New York."

Lyla hosts a weekly podcast that airs on Eden Radio &amp; Radio Today in South Africa, with 11 episodes already available. “The New York Minute” is a weekly podcast she created, a platform to interact &amp; network with New Yorkers working in various industries, or people who can give insight on trends and culture in New York. Her work  caught the attention of South African comedian David Kau, who interviewed Lyla for his new show "South Africans living in New York."

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EP1 Being an actor in NYC - Lyla interviews Remi Moses (in a bathroom!)

EP1 Being an actor in NYC - Lyla interviews Remi Moses (in a bathroom!)