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It was mentioned as Allison Russell's latest album, which is an anthem to the reclamation of being present, feeling, and experiencing joy, love and peace inside your body. The album was recorded in six days with 15 women, one non-binary person, and three brothers.
Well, Pod Squad, if you are in need of a beginning of returning to your body, I do recommend Alison's latest album, The Returner.
— Episode: 251. How to Break Cycles with Allison Ru...
Episode: 251. How to Break Cycles with Allison Russell
It was mentioned as Allison Russell's latest album, which is an anthem to the reclamation of being present, feeling, and experiencing joy, love and peace inside your body. The album was recorded in six days with 15 women, one non-binary person, and three brothers.
Well, Pod Squad, if you are in need of a beginning of returning to your body, I do recommend Alison's latest album, The Returner.
We made The Returner in six days. And it was over- No way!
It was 15 women and one non-binary identifying gender extents of amazing divine being. And three chosen brothers, 10 songs, six days.
It's where Joanie recorded Blue. Oh no way. It's where Carole King recorded Tapestry.
And you know, it's shock us made records there. The good ghosts in that place are just outrageous.