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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2023 · 55 MIN

Singer-Songwriter KATE YEAGER on "Light and Bite" and How Stupid Ideas are Often the Best Ones

from My Job is to Play - Women in Television (Conversations on Creativity with Erin Mallon) · host Erin Mallon

Today we have the wonderful Kate Yeager on the podcast. Kate is a brilliant singer and songwriter. How's this for a pull-quote: "If a HAIM and Kelly Clarkson had a baby then Kate is your bread and butter, honey." I stumbled upon Kate and her music on social media this year along with thousands and thousands of other listeners, and I'm so glad I did. This conversation delighted the hell out of me. I always come prepared for these interviews with lots of questions, particularly when I'm meeting someone for the first time. With Kate, I barely asked any of them because the conversation 100% took care of itself. Kate is funny, kind and smart-as-hell, and I'm looking forward to following her career as she keeps moving forward. Oh, and be sure to stick around til the very end because Kate shared a song with us and it's a must listen. 

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Today we have the wonderful Kate Yeager on the podcast. Kate is a brilliant singer and songwriter. How's this for a pull-quote: "If a HAIM and Kelly Clarkson had a baby then Kate is your bread and butter, honey." I stumbled upon Kate and her music on social media this year along with thousands and thousands of other listeners, and I'm so glad I did. This conversation delighted the hell out of me. I always come prepared for these interviews with lots of questions, particularly when I'm meeting...

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