Rebecca Evans, host of The Art, on which she interviews creatives about the art with which they live their lives, sits down with me to talk about the movies that made her who she is today. Join us, as we talk about the icky and the not-so-bad, creative benchmarks, making fun of Florida, and snapping strings.
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October 14: Episode 121, featuring Donna Cañez, Manager of Randy's Donuts in Hollywood.
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