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Being in Space, Ep 10

Linda Booth Sweeney and Leslie Bradshaw

Nitzan Hermon
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In this episode, we talk about extended present, time as a place, and artists without art.

You can learn more about Linda’s work here and Kidlit. Leslie’s website is lesliebradshaw.com, and watch out for Leslie’s elective on Critical Business School later this year.

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