Episode 104 - Rania Khoury

Singer/songwriter Rania Khoury and I get into some deep talks in this week's episode: dealing with anxiety, especially amid today's current events; managing expectations in relationships; and whether or not we inherit past trauma from our parents. Concepts of mental health, desire, love, and loneliness are addressed in Rania's ultra-catchy third EP "Tired/Wired," and I loved chatting with Rania about how she's bringing authenticity and real talk to the pop landscape.  You'll also get a preview of her latest single off the EP, called "Wait for Me." *Special thanks to Foundation 45 for sharing their message on this podcast episode. The Dallas-based nonprofit organization offers mental health support by licensed professional counselors to adults, and we are so grateful for all they do here. Check them out* SHOW NOTES + LINKS Rania Khoury's latest EP "Tired/Wired" is available on all streaming platforms. Check it out via Soundcloud here.  💌 DROP US A LINE because our inbox gets lonely and we want to hear from you 🎧 LISTEN / FOLLOW our latest Spotify playlist celebrating Black Texas artists 📚 PRE-ORDER / SUBSCRIBE TO LONE SOUND MAGAZINE 📲 VISIT US ONLINE for photos, stories, videos and all kinds of good stuff 🤝 BE OUR FRIEND on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube LONE SOUND MAGAZINE PODCAST | Host: Jaimie Siegle | Producer: Andrew Sherman | Music: David Wilson | Graphics: Jennifer Cadieux