Honestly, Dear Listener

Honestly, Dear Listener

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  • 2: Boulders & Bridges 04.18.14

    Miss Emily

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    We all have at least one boulder in our lives.
    The people who are where we wish we could be.
    And these boulders seem to sit right in the middle of our path, blocking our way to success.

    This week, we interview soul singer and long-time friend (see picture below!) Miss Emily about insecurity, fear, and transforming the people who intimidate us into people who inspire us.


    Ways you can connect with Miss Emily:

    • On the web: www.MyMissEmily.com
    • Twitter: @mymissemily
    • Miss Emily's Facebook
    • Miss Emily's YouTube channel
    • iTunes:
      • Miss Emily EP
      • "Sweet Sunlight" single
    • Video links:
      • "Miss Emily // An Introduction - "Sweet Sunlight"
      • "Enjoy Music: Miss Emily"



    Hosts: Emily Hatch and Carrie Schaeffer
    Instagram: @honestlydearlistener
    Youtube: youtube.com/@honestlydearlistener

    14 min
  • 1: Beginnings 04.04.14

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    Hi.

    This is the very first episode of Honestly, Dear Listener wherein I introduce the show as well as tell you what you can expect which includes art, discussions about vulnerability, and only one mention of morticians.

     

    Music:
    "George Street Shuffle" & "The Snow Queen" by     Kevin MacLeod
    "Auld Lang Syne" by     Jeris

    Hosts: Emily Hatch and Carrie Schaeffer
    Instagram: @honestlydearlistener
    Youtube: youtube.com/@honestlydearlistener

    9 min
  • S1E1: Beginnings 04.04.14

    Hi.

    This is the very first episode of Honestly, Dear Listener wherein I introduce the show as well as tell you what you can expect which includes art, discussions about vulnerability, and only one mention of morticians.

     

    Music:
    "George Street Shuffle" & "The Snow Queen" by Kevin MacLeod
    "Auld Lang Syne" by Jeris

    9 min

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