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Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan Mendoza are joined by Tysen Knight, an American street artist and filmmaker. He discusses his mentorship of young people, his art, and the scholarship that he set up to help local art students. Our duo speculate on the circumstances surrounding Robert Pattinson's coronavirus diagnosis during production of The Batman. Are we re-opening film productions too fast? At the halfway point, Krystofer Do calls into the program. He's a local artist who discusses his music writing techniques, political activism, and the tribulations of being an artist trying to make a career during COVID. The final segment of the show revolves around AMC Theaters' risky 70 percent reopening for the movie Tenet. Are the good reviews, and accommodations enough to feel safe going back to the theater?
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