Just over a year ago, folk singer Fernanda appeared on the podcast for the first time.
We caught up to talk about her newly-released concept album, ‘Deer Trails’, the name change from her previous Julie Fern identity, working with field recordings, experimenting with new genres, and much more!
Need more Fernanda? Check out episode #953 (November 2024).
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