SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
This week on the Let' Talk, Melbourne podcast we've a double bill episode.
The first segment is with author Ralph Arida, based in Lebanon who's recent writing on Hollywood movies and representation was published in Rolling Stone magazine. Ralph drops by the pod to discuss responsible viewing, role of Hollywood movies and more.
The second segment is with the Croatian based photographer Sanjin Kastelan, a visual stylist, a sensualist and chronicler of mood and moments through his camera.
I hope you enjoyed this episode and as always please share your comments and feedback.
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Estados Unidos da América
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