70: Oops, I Messed Up…What Now? 01.31.25

An episode of the Honestly, Dear Listener podcast, hosted by Honestly, Dear Listener, titled "70: Oops, I Messed Up…What Now? 01.31.25" was published on January 31, 2025 and runs 18 minutes.

January 31, 2025 ·18m · Honestly, Dear Listener

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Today on Honestly, Dear Listener, we dive into a candid performance story from Emily’s gig at a renowned bar where she faced two stage disasters but managed to turn it around with a fresh mindset. Plus, Emily shares why you should always irrigate your sinuses with distilled water. Tune in for the this week's chat about performance, health, and the art of consistency—even when things don’t go as planned.References:GO SEE EMILY PERFORM LIVE! GET TICKETS HERE!The Bitter End - classic New York Ci...

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Today on Honestly, Dear Listener, we dive into a candid performance story from Emily’s gig at a renowned bar where she faced two stage disasters but managed to turn it around with a fresh mindset. Plus, Emily shares why you should always irrigate your sinuses with distilled water. Tune in for the this week's chat about performance, health, and the art of consistency—even when things don’t go as planned.References:GO SEE EMILY PERFORM LIVE! GET TICKETS HERE!The Bitter End - classic New York Ci...

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