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Ya Heard Show Podcast: Enter the (Year of the) Dragon

12:12 PM PST on February 7, 2012

Ya' Heard Show's  first Episode of the Year is up. Check it on out HERE.

About Ya' Heard Show Podcast:

YA’ HEARD brought to you by your hosts, kaNORitzy PeriwinkleShane Jessup, and Sket One, YA’ HEARD is a no-holds-barred look into the current state of the arts, the community, and all things ‘From the Street Up’. Covering a wide range of topics, YA’ HEARD will touch on the business side of art, politicin’, beef, style, technique, tools, exhibits, current events, designer toys, music, conventions, and much more in the manner you’d only expect from this group of artists that are living the life every day. Future episodes promise special guests ranging from fellow artists and designers to tastemakers and the usual haters.

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