I'll See Ya

from Texas Twiggy · host Emma Lehman

Today, on what would have been Shelley’s 76th birthday, Texas Twiggy returns with a retrospective and a reflection on Shelley’s mark on the world. In the very early stages of production, Emma connected with Sarah Lukowski. At the time, Sarah was a fellow Shelley admirer who ran a collection of fan pages called the Shelley Duvall Archive. In the years that followed the release of Texas Twiggy, Sarah and Shelley became close friends. Featuring exclusive clips from their time together, this episode looks back at a deep friendship and a life well-lived. Follow the Shelley Duvall Archive @shelleyduvallxo on Instagram and TikTok, and at shelley-duvall.com

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