Welcome back, listeners! Tune in for our interview with Knoxville local music manager, Hannah Houser. Hannah is an Appalachian local and talks about her experience with empowerment, how she strives to empower her artists, and gives us a couple of resources to consider supporting this month.
If you want to connect with her, you can find her at https://HannahHouser.com

Those resources are:

Bridge Refugee Services https://www.bridgerefugees.org
Our Whole Lives: Lifespan Sexuality Education, a Unitarian Universalist based comprehensive sexual education program: https://www.uua.org/re/owl

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Image credits: Hannah Houser & Bridgette Suzanne Photography

Music credits to the band Tellios.  You can find them on Facebook at Tellios.bandcamp.com