In this week's episode, FRDT reveals the long and winding road to her interpretation of John Coltrane's "Alabama" while discussing artists' role in capturing the emotional legacy of the human journey, especially when words fail.

This week's episode features Terra Spencer, a Canadian songwriter with a special touch for lyrical deftness and vocal transparency. We met through an initiative called Global Music Match. Here we talk and laugh through musical collaboration and our mutual appreciation and affinity for the color orange.

This week's episode features Terra Spencer, a Canadian songwriter with a special touch for lyrical deftness and vocal transparency. We met through an initiative called Global Music Match. Here we talk and laugh through musical collaboration and our mutual appreciation and affinity for the color orange.

We're talking relationship, communication and vulnerability this week. Is it true that the way we do one thing is the way we do everything? If so, maybe we should pick up some skills around how we relate to one another. 

We're talking relationship, communication and vulnerability this week. Is it true that the way we do one thing is the way we do everything? If so, maybe we should pick up some skills around how we relate to one another. 

Who is the FolkRockDiva? What program is she running in this outrageous Matrix? In Episode 8, the FRD gets a little defiant as she reveals the many parts that make the whole and the assembled creed by which she lives. 

Who is the FolkRockDiva? What program is she running in this outrageous Matrix? In Episode 8, the FRD gets a little defiant as she reveals the many parts that make the whole and the assembled creed by which she lives. 

In this meditative episode, FolkRockDiva Talk explores gun violence in the US in response to the mass shooting in San Jose, CA that left 9 dead at the local Transport Authority, one year after George Floyd's murder.

In this meditative episode, FolkRockDiva Talk explores gun violence in the US in response to the mass shooting in San Jose, CA that left 9 dead at the local Transport Authority, one year after George Floyd's murder.

In this week 6 bonus installation, singer/songwriter Kelly Love Jones tells the story of how she learned? no, decided to never give up.