The World's Largest Illustrated Story, with Mark

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Can we anchor our creativity to make sure it doesn't leave as we get older?

I sat down with an extraordinary man, Mark Lewis Wagner, to talk about his extraordinary idea: to create the world's largest illustrated story. We also chat about why art is great for kids and the world, and how he stepped up to remedy the lack of arts education in USA elementary schools.

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