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Aug 2021
17m 54s

Kelsey Lu - Let all the Poisons that Lur...

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Singer and cellist Kelsey Lu revels in change. In this episode, she walks through the creation of her newest song, the importance of embracing growth and the singular joy of surprising yourself. 
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