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Unheard LA: Join Our Storytellers Live As They Talk About The Journey To Identity
Unheard LA is KPCC/LAist's live storytelling series featuring authentic first-person experiences. As we take a break from the stage, we've created a series of new virtual experiences that revisit some stories from past shows as starting points for deeper listening and insightful conversations.
Tonight at 6:30, host Bruce Lemon, Jr. and Race In LA's Dana Amihere will welcome storytellers Daniel Mazzacane, Ash Nichols, and Pickle to share deeply personal moments in their journeys to fully realizing their identities.
Pay-what-you-want tickets available here. Watch live above starting at 6:30 p.m.
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