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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2018 · 47 MIN

S1E14 | What do the Backstreet Boys & Pope Francis have in common? Marie Miller.

from The Love Good Podcast with Jimmy Mitchell · host Love Good

Host Jimmy Mitchell sits down with singer/songwriter Marie Miller this week to talk about growing up in a Virginian vineyard, sharing a stage with worldwide celebrities, and how true identity lies not in what we do but who we are (and especially whose we are). Beforehand, Jimmy and co-host Janaya Trudel chat about crisis and its power to bring about growth and positive change, a timely conversation given last week's tragedy in south Florida. Also (spoiler alert!) there's more than just FREE MUSIC in this episode. Stay tuned to the very end to learn how you can win all kinds of free exclusive merchandise. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode, and get ready to build a better culture with Love Good. . . . EXPECT MORE FROM MEDIA. Build a better culture with the best new music, books, and art delivered to your doorstep every season. Become a patron today at LoveGoodCulture.com. . . . Instagram.com/LoveGoodCulture Twitter.com/LoveGoodCulture Facebook.com/LoveGoodCulture

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