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From documenting the 2011 revolution in Egypt and teaching at MIT to realigning her creative purpose and a near-fatal bike accident—multidisciplinary artist, archivist and educator Lara Baladi is my guest this month on the show.We talk about Lara's big life pivots, the power of a ...  Show more

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