Oh, hey, it's the acorn at the bottom of your purse,

alley board.

And I love a field trip.

I love them.

Checking things out, you're walking around, you're talking to strangers,

seeing the world.

Now, this episode is the much promised long awaited partner to our recent modern toegographology

episode all about murals with a wonderful Conrad Benner of the mural arts

department of Philly so I take you with me kiddos and today we're going to a street in the

Fishtown neighborhood in Philadelphia underneath some train tracks and next to a

large expansive wall with perfectly primered surfaces ready to become six murals.

Again, this is the Front Street mural project.

It was orchestrated by Philly's mural arts program.

We talked about it in the modern toggographology

episode about murals and street art. That one's linked in the show notes. But

over 300 local artists pitched their designs and only six were chosen. So we'll reunite with Conrad

Benner and artists who go by unapologetic, El Toro and these pink lips. One muralist

Emily White was in Greece,

muraling over there, but we chatted with a few other nearby street

artists who were on hand to help. But before we hit the streets,

thank you to patrons of the show for supportingologies,

since before even our first episode, you make the show for supporting Ologies since before even our first episode you make

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