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LAST OF A DYNG SEED

LAST OF A DYNG SEED

By: Bryson McCalley
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"Last of a Dyng Seed" is a transformative platform that pairs cinematic storytelling with real-life narratives to illuminate the struggles and triumphs of marginalized individuals. This is where story meets story, as individuals pick a movie, they believe relates to their lived experiences. It’s a profound exploration of the human spirit, using the art of storytelling to educate, advocate, and ignite a deeper connection with the world around us. Through its unique approach, it not only celebrates transformation and redemption but also calls upon viewers to reflect, engage, and contribute to a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Bryson McCalley 2024 Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The Matrix: How James Cernogg Relates

    The Matrix: How James Cernogg Relates
    Jan 15 2025

    Listen to this powerful lived experience of James Cernogg and how he relates it to the iconic film, "The Matrix".
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    30 mins
  • Don't Think I've Forgotten: How Ratanak Kim Relates

    Don't Think I've Forgotten: How Ratanak Kim Relates
    Jan 2 2025

    Listen to how Ratanak Kim Relates to the documentary on a key time of Cambodian culture, "Don't think I've forgotten.
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    28 mins
  • The Perks Of Being A Wallflower: How Makayla Wilkins Relates

    The Perks Of Being A Wallflower: How Makayla Wilkins Relates
    Dec 26 2024

    Listen to how Makayla Wilkins Relates her lived experiences to the movie "The Perks Of Being A Wallflower". Video Recording on our YouTube channel.
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    27 mins

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