ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dan Hill is the Grammy and Juno award winning singer-songwriter behind "Sometimes When We Touch," one of the most iconic ballads in music history. In this episode, Dan opens up about identity, race, family, grief, vulnerability, and what it means to be a man who feels deeply in a world that often doesn't reward that. He reflects on music not just as art but as a lifeline, a mirror, and a way to stay soft in a world that can harden us.
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