Ep 027 - Sarah Ayers

Though playing trombone in elementary school didn't make her popular, she stuck with music until three months of vocal lessons changed her life. Sarah is a performer and, because normal is boring according to Sarah, a parrot handler. Sarah is grounded and real, and you will relate to her explanation of how she has contributed to the universe.

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