Michaela Anne

Indie folk singer-songwriter and musician

About Michaela

Michaela Anne is an American indie folk singer-songwriter and musician. She was born in 1985, but her exact date of birth is not publicly available. Anne's music often deals with themes of love, relationships, and self-discovery. She has released several critically acclaimed albums and EPs, earning her a dedicated fan base and recognition from the music industry.

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Jeff Hanna) on a 60-year touring career, records with hair on them, and the joy in folding laundry.

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Writing for the soul vs. writing for the brief, from writers to editors.

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Michaela Anne

About Michaela

Associated Podcasts

NPR's Mountain Stage

The Other 22 Hours

Connect

Key Topics

Recent Appearances

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Jeff Hanna) on a 60-year touring career, records with hair on them, and the joy in folding laundry.

Writing for the soul vs. writing for the brief, from writers to editors.

Derek Trucks on collaborative marriage, mentorship, and the healing power of a soundcheck poodle.

Suzy Bogguss on pioneering the indie path, the quality of community, and disgusting freezers.

Amythyst Kiah on psychic sovereignty, success envy, and the self-improvement doom loop.

James Victore on radical integrity, questioning authority, and getting paid $20,000 to shut up.

S.G. Goodman on scarcity mindset, manual labor, and the art of letting go.

Hunter Hayes on identity beyond music, high-efficiency routines, and radical vulnerability.

Butch Walker on accidental careers, the ego-driven climb, and 'shut up and sing'.

Kathleen Edwards on losing perspective, winning the lottery, and 'Quitters'.

How UMAW is leading the labor movement to save the music industry.

Chely Wright on strategic reinvention, the "pink haze" of losing everything, and 10,000 sunrises.

Jim Keller on the crash and burn, ego death, and the magic of jam sessions.

Max Wanger on listening to the lull, asking questions, and staying curious.

Raye Zaragoza on healing the hustle wound, decentralizing, and patreon.

Kris Delmhorst on invisible work, trusting slow seasons, and the myth of being seen.

Will Hoge on speaking up, creative responsibility, and poking the bear.

Malin Pettersen on cultural duality, impermanence, and privilege.

Jillian Jacqueline on identity, motherhood, and creative renewal.

Flyte on commodification, British repression, and conveyer belts.