ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rest as resistance. Music as medicine.
In this episode of Narrative Shift, award-winning musician Khari Wendell McClelland and multiple Juno-nominated soul vocalist Dawn Pemberton join host Natasha Tony to support her in envisioning Elevate House—a retreat where creativity, belonging, and music have the power to inspire collective healing.
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https://www.elevate-inclusion.com/s2-e4-khari-mcclelland-and-dawn-pemberton
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