“Like it's in listening back really closely and slowly multiple times to the episodes to try and like absorb and then kind of like, you know, synthesize and like come up with these topics.”

Amanda Adams · Beyond the Studio - A Podcast for Artists · Amanda and Nicole talk Navigating Uncertainty, Building Your Own Momentum, and Being Visible

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