
Becca Mancari on owning your creative process, validation vs affirmation, and coping.
About this episode
Becca Mancari is an indie folk artist who releases her own records and plays in Bermuda Triangle with Britney Howard (Alabama Shakes), as well as with Hayley Williams (Paramore). We explore the evolution of coping mechanisms, including changing your view of simple self-care as being weak, as well as the power of owning your entire creative process, and how shifting the language you use inwardly can be a catalyst for monumental change.
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- Becca Mancari
- Love Rising
- Hayley Williams
- Women Talking Movie
- Bonnaroo
- Hardly Strictly Festival
- Stutz documentary
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All music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss.
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