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The Feminist Art of Walking with Morag Rose: Uncanny Landscapes podcast S3E2

Uncanny Landscapes by Justin Hopper

Feb 6, 202663:09Arts

An interview with psychogeographer Morag Rose. Morag's website for the Loiterer's Resistance Movement is here, and she's also on Instagram . The music is by Lonelady, available from the Lonelady bandcamp page here . Host...

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