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097 • OSCAR SOLIS

Our guest is Oscar Solis, a designer, researcher, and educator who was born and raised in Pilsen and has called Chicago home for most of his life.In this episode, Oscar speaks with host Christian Solorzano about his journey from clinical research science at UChicago to pursuing g ...  Show more

096 • MARY FOYDER

Our guest is Mary Foyder, a designer working on trauma-responsive and healing-centered projects, including Braver Collective, an online healing community for survivors of sexual trauma.In this episode, Mary speaks with host Christian Solorzano about her journey from Western Michi ...  Show more

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