# Gaelynn Lea

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Don't Sleep On Duluth's Art Scene. Plus, Gaelynn Lea On Her New Memoir

What makes Duluth punch so far above its weight in music and arts? Today we head north with Kristi Olson, publisher of the biweekly print zine On the Record, who maps out the Duluth arts scene and shares what's worth catching this summer. Then, Duluth fiddle artist and NPR Tiny Desk Contest winn ...

Gaelynn Lea Listens Back to Learning How to Stay (ENCORE)

In this special encore episode, Anthony Ihrig and Mother Banjo talk with NPR Tiny Desk Contest winner, Broadway composer and disability rights activist Gaelynn Lea, who revisits her 2018 album Learning How to Stay. We talk about reincarnation, space odysseys and the similarities between recordin ...

Ruby Colley: the Story of "Hello, Halo", Celebrating Artistic Expression and Neurodiversity

I’m so happy to bring you this episode with the British Ivor-nominated composer, violinist and sound artist Ruby Colley. She grew up with her artist parents and her brother Paul who is neuro-divergent and non-speaking. This conversation shines a light on her beautiful album Hello Halo with the ...

Gaelynn Lea on Her Memoir "It Wasn't Meant to be Perfect"

What happens when the world tells you no, and someone decides to say yes instead? Gaelynn Lea is a folk musician, Broadway composer, and Tiny Desk Contest winner whose memoir It Wasn't Meant to Be Perfect is as funny and warm as she is, even when she's writing about near-death experiences, medi ...

Fiddling with the Heart: Gaelynn Lea's Fearless Sound

Gaelynn Lea plays the violin like a cello — a technique she discovered almost by accident, one that would eventually carry her from a small-town orchestra to NPR's Tiny Desk Concert and, later, to composing the original music for Broadway's revival of Macbeth, starring Daniel Craig and Ruth Negg ...

Duluth's Best Kept Secrets. Plus, Gaelynn Lea On Her Debut Memoir

Today we are revisiting a conversation about what makes Duluth punch so far above its weight in music and arts. We’ll head north with Kristi Olson, publisher of the biweekly print zine On the Record, who maps out the Duluth arts scene and shares what's worth catching this summer. Then, Duluth fi ...

Thursday Full Show: Alix Kendall in for Jason - interest rate hikes, have we wrecked childhood, and the obsession with Kwik Trip

On Thursday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm Hour: Alix Kendall is in for Jason. She talks about the trade war with Canada - does it have Minnesotans concerned? Then she talks with financial writer Pat Rehkamp from Old National Bank about yesterdays interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve - ...

Thursday Hour 2: have we wrecked kids' childhood? And Gaelynn Lea's remarkable life and new book

Thursday 4pm Hour: Alix Kendall is in for Jason. She talks about the shift from letting kids roam the neighborhood all day, to mom and dad needing to know where they are 24/7 - have we wrecked childhood for kids? Then she talks to musician, author and advocate Gaelynn Lea about her new memoir “I ...

Gaelynn Lea has a new book about her remarkable life

Alix Kendall is in for Jason. She talks to musician, author and advocate Gaelynn Lea about her new book “It wasn’t meant to be perfect.”

Instrumental Christmas Music for Celts #92

What if Christmas had no lyrics? Just fiddles, whistles, pipes, and dulcimers dancing through your speakers? That's episode 92. And it is spectacular. It's Celtic Christmas Music #92 The Fire, The Rogues, The Jig is Up!, Cedar Dobson, The Lilies of the Midwest, Ashley MacIsaac, Maggie Sansone, ...