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In this episode, singer-songwriter Anna Graves joins us to talk about the long, winding road that inspired her debut album, America’s Greatest Burnout. After almost walking away from the music industry entirely, she opens up about packing up her life in L.A., heading back home to Minnesota, and learning how to fall back in love with making music on her own terms.
Plus, she shares stories from life on the road opening for The Head And The Heart—including the unexpected tale of adopting ducks mid-tour—and how grounding herself back home helped shape the honest, haunting folk-pop storytelling on her new record.
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