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In this engaging conversation, Annie Gaia and Greg Lucas discuss their artistic journeys, the importance of eliminating barriers between art and audience, and the emotional challenges associated with biographical performance. They explore the rich cultural history of jazz in New Orleans and how it fosters a connection. The couple shares insights on mentorship, the impact of their experiences at Burning Man, and the significance of self-care in the creative process.

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Annie Gaia

Preservation Hall

Tank and the Bangas

King Brit
Burning Man

Andy’s WeHo

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