Show Notes
I am so thrilled to launch my brand new podcast, Out of Love, and to be joined by none other than dodie for the very first episode! dodie is an award-winning musician and OG YouTuber, who talks about the trials and tribulations of mental health, her journey from being a bedroom vlogger to singing jazz with Jeff Goldblum, and how to overcome writer’s block when it doesn't feel possible.
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