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Episode 7 - Leah Wood
"Nobody kisses Prince"
Listen to a conversation filled with many remarkable stories of music, culture and arts with activist, designer, musician and mother Leah Wood.
In between fantastic anecdotes involving earrings from Prince and a cigarette end from Slash, Leah shares her advice on how we can overcome anxieties and challenges: don't take life too seriously and give life all you have got.
\\ Two Songs
Purple Rain - Prince
Fountain of Love - Ronnie Wood
One of her dad's early songs, Fountain of Love from the 123 album. It is the piece of music that makes her happy and reminds her of the better years. The song is also a reminder of how much she has progressed.
\\ Two Scenes
Reality Bites
A film that showed us all the pressures and pleasures of youth with an incredible soundtrack. Especially the scene where the group goes shopping to a petrol station convenience store and dance with complete freedom and abandon.
The Color Purple
Cried her heart out to this film when she first saw it in her teens. Especially the incredibly emotional scene where "Ms. Celie's Blues" scene where the song Sister is sung by Shug to Celie, and portrays the romantic and sexual relationship blossoming between the two women.
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By WHAT WE SEEE"Nobody kisses Prince"
Listen to a conversation filled with many remarkable stories of music, culture and arts with activist, designer, musician and mother Leah Wood.
In between fantastic anecdotes involving earrings from Prince and a cigarette end from Slash, Leah shares her advice on how we can overcome anxieties and challenges: don't take life too seriously and give life all you have got.
\\ Two Songs
Purple Rain - Prince
Fountain of Love - Ronnie Wood
One of her dad's early songs, Fountain of Love from the 123 album. It is the piece of music that makes her happy and reminds her of the better years. The song is also a reminder of how much she has progressed.
\\ Two Scenes
Reality Bites
A film that showed us all the pressures and pleasures of youth with an incredible soundtrack. Especially the scene where the group goes shopping to a petrol station convenience store and dance with complete freedom and abandon.
The Color Purple
Cried her heart out to this film when she first saw it in her teens. Especially the incredibly emotional scene where "Ms. Celie's Blues" scene where the song Sister is sung by Shug to Celie, and portrays the romantic and sexual relationship blossoming between the two women.