A fabulous conversation was had yesterday at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. Stay tuned for the produced show in the coming; it’s going to be a good one.
(photo: Trent Gilliss)
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<p>A fabulous interview. Hooked.</p>
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<p>I was deeply moved by this interview and by Rosanne Cash
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I was deeply moved by this interview and by Rosanne Cash's unique mixture of clear expression, insight, and humility. A colleague of deep faith recently lost her husband and after I heard "God Is in the Roses" I got my colleague the CD. She was grateful and the music is helping her be accepting and heal. Thank you Rosanne Cash. And thank you, Krista Tippett, for doing this.
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