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Soul Shine
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This is the end of Season One of the podcast.
Patty has feelings about that. This year has been full of growth. Dwight has no idea what the next record will sound like. Season One of The Wind and The Wave is also over. It’s time to explore.
Daniel Chee wrote us a very inspiring email. We’ve posted his message and photos on the Patreon. A lot of Patty’s trauma is related to religion and church, but she’s no longer angry. Patty’s mother in law writes in to the podcast! (She’s the best!) Willie Clark’s email brings Patty to tears. Dwight’s conversation with a Navy Seal in a hot tub 15 years ago reset his view of being a musician. Art is important therapeutic work, both for the artist and the consumer. Thank you to patrons new and old, past and present for all your support. This week Dwight recommends Santana’s album Abraxas, and Patty recommends another podcast, Ologies with Alie Ward. Fun Fact: Patty’s favorite song since she was four years old is “Kokomo” by The Beach Boys. We respond to our final email from Sophie about healing. Patty encourages you to feel your feelings, write them down and share them with others. You are not alone.
Thank you all for joining us on this journey. We look forward to Season Two. The Wind and The Wave will be hitting the road with The Feelings Club very soon. For tour dates, tickets, and to subscribe to the mailing list, visit http://www.thewindandthewave.com.
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