"I didn't grow up with 'That's the devil.' I grew up with 'That's stupid.'" - with Julia Nunes

BACKSLIDERS

English - March 17, 2020 12:00 - 1 hour - 158 MB
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In this episode of Backsliders, we talk with our friend, the talented musician Julia Nunes. We met her in a yoga class four years ago and have been through *a lot* together. We talk with Julia about her experience growing up in upstate New York in a non-religious family, surrounded by churches. Other topics include: using art as a way to work through challenges, how feeling “not good enough" manifests, taking care of your body, going to therapy, why self-care isn’t selfish and the importance of healing—with other people. (Also, we live-plan another music video shoot together during this episode.)

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