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Narratives from Around the World

"Urban Water Needs" by Hal Watts and Matthew Laws: water makes the sponges in this world map grow in proportion to the country's water use.

Billy Gerard Frank and Lydia Darly discuss creating the Nova Frontier Film Festival which takes place in Brooklyn from September 7 to 9. The festival showcases filmmakers and artists who focus on the Middle East, Latin America, and the African Diasporas. They also run a filmmaking lab that educates youth from underserved and underrepresented communities, building a new generation of media makers in Brooklyn. This year’s festival focuses on themes of immigration and identity.

This segment is guest hosted by Jenna Flanagan.

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