02.01.2016 - By Kaila. Prins
“I am the poet of the body, and I am the poet of the Soul.” —Walt Whitman
This week’s guest is Mindy Dillard, an award-winning singer-songwriter and a body image activist who recently released her second full length feature album, How to Survive a Poison Apple, a folk rock song cycle and the soundtrack for her revisionist fairy tale one-woman show.
In this episode we discuss:
* How to use fairy tales to get to the root of your own story
* Are eating disorders the fault of psychology or culture? And which will help us recover?
* Why claiming the right to take up space is not about being beautiful, but feeling beautiful
And more!
CONNECT WITH MINDY:
WEBSITE: www.mindydillard.com
BAND CAMP: “How to Survive a Poison Apple”
FACEBOOK: Mindy Dillard Music
INSTAGRAM: @mindydillard
Read more about Mindy and today’s conversation at Performing Woman.
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