Happy Episode 10 of What the Folk! We’re joined by the fabulous and multi-talented Lola Darling for a conversation about how art can heal and how to live your life as an act of resistance. We also get a preview of her new musical oracle project! From Lola’s struggle to claim her own identity to Covid on the reservations, from Kerrville Folk Festival to Mardi Gras, this episode is an emotionally honest and eye-opening journey.
Featured music is "Breath," "Nothing," and "Daughter" by Lola Darling, courtesy of the artist.
Episode Image credit: Amy Jo Wisehart https://www.amyjowisehart.com/
SUPPORT LOLA’S NEWLY LAUNCHED PATREON:
www.patreon.com/LolaArts
LOLA’S MUSIC:
https://www.bandlab.com/lolaohoyochitto
https://greatbiglilloladarling.bandcamp.com/releases
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Lola Darling is an indigenous woman (Chahta-Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians) from the Pearl River Reservation. She currently lives in Bulbancha (New Orleans, LA) creating art in different mediums.