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Episode 14: Beau Wheeler

I’m excited to introduce you to Beau Wheeler!

Beau’s latest album, Flying Colours, reveals a huge generosity of spirit. They wrote these songs while they were undergoing cancer treatment — and coming out as non-binary. We also discuss hacking it in the Canadian indie rock scene — and, for Patreon subscribers, just what they would risk to go see Mavis Staples.

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