PLAN Y - Episode 014 - Emmy, a piece of art

EPISODE · Jul 19, 2021 · 1H 11M

PLAN Y - Episode 014 - Emmy, a piece of art

from The Plan Y Podcast · host Hannah & Tarran

In this week's all new episode we are joined by the lovely Emmy. She is a young artist from the Netherlands and an incredible, strong and passionate woman. Like some of our previous guests she got her travel bug in America, where she got blown away by their Starbucks drive throughs. Apparently we have them in Europe too, who knew? After seeing a glance of the American dream she was ready to explore more of this beautiful world. So her next destination was Australia where she realized that farm work sucks, but the people make it absolutely worth it! Guess we can all relate to that! In her young life she already needed to cope with some cruel strokes of fate. Her way of dealing with it is using her grieving to create amazing art. We are sure that you will agree with us, that what she does at such a young age is truly inspiring. She is a role model to so many and we can’t wait to see where her journey will lead her. Have a listen and let us know what you think! ;)

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