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Act Out! [23] - The LA special: Peter Joseph, Matt Sedillo & Lil Haydn

Act Out! [23] - The LA special: Peter Joseph, Matt Sedillo & Lil Haydn
Wed, 8/5/2015 - by Eleanor Goldfield
This article originally appeared on Occupy.com

Yep, we have one helluva all star creative activist lineup for you this week! Starting off, we’ve got Peter Joseph, creator of the Zeitgeist Trilogy talking about his new project, the movement and his artistic and technological expression. Next up, Revolutionary Poet Matt Sedillo performs his piece “Here is a Nation” then talks to us about poetry, activism and some interesting hecklers. Lili Haydn doesn’t play notes, she plays emotions. We catch a performance of hers at the Healthcare for All event in downtown LA and talk to her about finding hope in dark issues and musical activism.

 

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