Join Gaelynn Lea for a conversation on creativity and resilience featuring a different special guest every episode. This week's holiday-themed episode features a special guest storyteller and playwright, Kevin Kling! We'll talk about how he got started telling his autobiographical stories in front of audiences, how he uses his art to address disability, and what it's like to write a play as opposed to a single story.
This conversation originally aired on YouTube on December 18, 2022. You can watch this episode in full (with closed captions) at the Gaelynn Lea YouTube Channel. You can support "Sunday Sessions" by joining Gaelynn Lea on Patreon.
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