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Musician Sara Bareilles talks about the importance of crying in her life (opens the original)
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Each week, a guest draws a card from NPR's Wild Card deck and answers a big question about their life. Sara Bareilles is out with a new album and documentary, both titled "Good Grief." The project is partly about processing the deaths of two of her close friends. Bareilles talked with Wild Card host Rachel Martin about her relationship to crying. RACHEL MARTIN: When's a time you realized you were on the right path? SARA BAREILLES: Like, I wrote this book of essays called "Sounds Like Me." And it
Wild Card: Shania Twain (opens the original)
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Each week, a guest draws a card from NPR's Wild Card deck and answers a big question about their life. Country legend Shania Twain had a childhood full of poverty and abuse. But on her new album, she's looking back at her early years and finding some of the silver linings. The album is called "Little Miss Twain," a title that comes from performing in bars, starting when she was 8 years old. SHANIA TWAIN: I was a little girl singing adult songs and entertaining adults - mostly intoxicated adults.
Wild Card: Shania Twain (opens the original)
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Each week, a guest draws a card from NPR's Wild Card deck and answers a big question about their life. Country legend Shania Twain had a childhood full of poverty and abuse. But on her new album, she's looking back at her early years and finding some of the silver linings. The album is called "Little Miss Twain," a title that comes from performing in bars, starting when she was 8 years old. SHANIA TWAIN: I was a little girl singing adult songs and entertaining adults - mostly intoxicated adults.
Wild Card: Shania Twain (opens the original)
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Each week, a guest draws a card from NPR's Wild Card deck and answers a big question about their life. Country legend Shania Twain had a childhood full of poverty and abuse. But on her new album, she's looking back at her early years and finding some of the silver linings. The album is called "Little Miss Twain," a title that comes from performing in bars, starting when she was 8 years old. SHANIA TWAIN: I was a little girl singing adult songs and entertaining adults - mostly intoxicated adults.
Wild Card: Shania Twain (opens the original)
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Each week, a guest draws a card from NPR's Wild Card deck and answers a big question about their life. Country legend Shania Twain had a childhood full of poverty and abuse. But on her new album, she's looking back at her early years and finding some of the silver linings. The album is called "Little Miss Twain," a title that comes from performing in bars, starting when she was 8 years old. SHANIA TWAIN: I was a little girl singing adult songs and entertaining adults - mostly intoxicated adults.
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