ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week's guest is Suzanne Jarvie. A life-long musician, Suzanne was spurred into becoming a creator through traumatic experience, and so the longest Heart Work podcast episode yet is a deep dive into trauma as a well-spring for the creative process and the ways we change in the aftermath of traumatic events as we find our way to who we are now. Recording her music with Hugh Christopher Brown at Wolfe Island Records has led to new adventures as Suzanne shifts into retirement.
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