Show Notes
I've been pretty obsessed with the idea of forgiveness the last few years, trying to tease apart when it empowers and when it becomes something that appeases the worst kind of behavior. So when my friend Katy told me about Wilma Derksen, a woman who chose forgiveness in the face of unimaginable tragedy, I had to figure out how she was able to do it.
PLAYLIST (in order of appearance):
https://blackdecelerant.bandcamp.com/track/three
https://isikkural.bandcamp.com/track/grown-one-iota
https://florelaurentienne.bandcamp.com/track/kamouraska
https://tambien.bandcamp.com/track/drop
https://isikkural.bandcamp.com/track/interlude-2
https://tambien.bandcamp.com/track/vespere
https://mlesprg.bandcamp.com/track/dock
https://rvng.bandcamp.com/track/father-of-light
https://mlesprg.bandcamp.com/track/synth-2-2
https://dialect-trax.bandcamp.com/track/half-moon
https://msage.bandcamp.com/track/crick-foam
https://florelaurentienne.bandcamp.com/track/fleuve-v
https://florelaurentienne.bandcamp.com/track/1991
https://paulineannastrom.bandcamp.com/track/morning-splendor
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