• Embracing the Holidays: Reflecting on Loss, Seeking Fellowship, and Fostering Creative Collaboration

  • Dec 24 2023
  • Length: 12 mins
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Embracing the Holidays: Reflecting on Loss, Seeking Fellowship, and Fostering Creative Collaboration

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  • The holiday season brings with it a swirl of emotions, from the warmth of community to the chill of absence left by those we've loved and lost. This episode wraps you in a candid embrace as I reflect on the poignant void that my parents' passing casts over Christmas festivities, a sentiment that many of you may find achingly familiar. Yet, in this tender sharing of memories, we're also tuning into the resonance of support and fellowship that's been the heartbeat of our journey together.

    Striking a chord with musicians and creators alike, I extend an open invitation for collaboration—echoing past harmonies struck with talents like Gil Faction. Meanwhile, a sneak peek into the juggle of day jobs with our dedication to crafting content that speaks to you promises new melodies and a polished visual vibe for the podcast in the year ahead. So pull up a chair, lend your ear, and let's send off a collective wish for a holiday season rich with connection, community, and the stories that unite us in both celebration and solace.

    Thank you for your support. Merry Christmas

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