Episode 49: Channa Malkin "Trust whatever comes along"
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As It Comes Podcast: Life from a Musician's Point of View
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Soprano and Spice Girls fan Channa Malkin joins me for this episode. We spoke about her experiences of motherhood, which has influenced her freshly released album “This is not a lullaby.” Find out which Spice Girl Channa wished she could be, as well as advice to new parents during the pandemic.
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Photo credit: Brendon Heinst.
Mentioned in this episode:
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Bandcamp: channamalkin.bandcamp.com
Social media: @channamalkinsoprano
Julia Ward Howe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Ward_Howe
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