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As I begin fiddle lessons (!), I see so many connections between my desire to learn folk music and my fascination with handcrafts.
Compulsory, with Kim Werker
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A show about the things we're compulsive about making, the things we can't get out of our minds until we do them. In each episode, host Kim Werker speaks with a maker about the things they can't help but make.
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