Edie Carey, ep. 18

from Basic Folk · host The Bluegrass Situation

Ready to ugly cry? No? Ok, I will give you a moment to prepare... Because tuning into the most vulnerable, intimate and secret human feelings is what songwriter Edie Carey is all about. Born and raised in Suburban Boston, Edie was raised by a poet, a therapist and and English teacher. Her wistful writing definitely takes influence from all three. Hope you enjoy my interview with the "aggressively friendly" Edie Carey! Please subscribe and review! American Songwriter Podcast Network Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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