Jesse James Ferrell wrote his mother's whole interior life into sixteen songs — while she is still here to hear them Conversation With Mom (Listening Through Time) The Woman Who Kept Coming Back There is a kind of love that waits until the house is quiet to tell the truth. Jesse James Ferrell's new record is sixteen songs of it — a son who took his mother's letters, calls, and dreams and turned them into music, asking to know her all the way through before the window closes.
The Soul Gardener: Barbara Lee on Grief, Loss, and the Book That Took Thirty Years UNTAMED TODAY · THE INAUGURAL ISSUE · SUMMER 2026 A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER The woman you are about to meet is my mother. I want you to sit with that for a moment before you read a single word of this interview — because it changes the weight of everything that follows. My mother lost my brother John Henry on January 20, 1995. I watched her carry that. I watched her disappear into it. And I watch
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