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It's a wide-ranging conversation with singer-songwriter Del Barber — his third appearance on the podcast in as many years.
Del is getting set to release a new record of b-sides, so we talked about revisiting old songs, the prairies, humility in creativity… and went on some interesting tangents that you’ll have to tune in to hear for yourself.
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