Episode Details

In season two’s third episode, singer-songwriters Katie Phillips and Karen Joy Brown discuss denial, the extended play version of shock. Tell-tale behavioral signs of denial are highlighted, and the two share how songwriting can help break the spell and move us forward without leaving the love for what and who we lost behind.

Features original songs, De Rien and 321(Summer’s Gone, So Are You) in relation to the topic.

Like this show? Please give us a 5 star rating on Apple and leave a review– even one sentence helps! Post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram & tag us so we can thank you personally!

Listen to Season 1’s songs on Bandcamp, Katie on Bandcamp and Karen’s music on Spotify, Apple Music or buy directly at www.karenjoybrown.com.

* 16:14- Karen’s song, De Rien

* 32:55- Katie’s song, 321(Summer’s Gone, So Are You)

Episode Resources:

* Karen Joy Brown | Apple Music | Spotify | Instagram

* Katie Phillips | Bandcamp | Instagram

* The Bootleg Honeys | Bandcamp

* Nezza’s national anthem in Spanish newsclip

* JOURNAL PROMPT: Dialogue with denial: Let yourself tap into a situation where you have experienced denial as a coping strategy. Think about this Denial as its own entity or character. What would you like to say to Denial? Let Denial answer you back, try not to edit yourself and see what comes through.

*Subscribe to the Supernova Support Substack for special blog, podcast extras and more!

*Follow us on Instagram and Facebook

*Get the big picture at www.supernovasupport.com.

IN THE NORTH BAY/SAN FRANCISCO AREA?

Join Katie and Karen at Coffee & Moore in Sebastopol for the Not So Open Mic for women performers (and yeah, that means, all women, and femme trans and nonbinary folks who feel comfy being in “women’s spaces”) of original music and covers from 1:30-3:30pm on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month. We want to gather women who have put their creativity on the back burner as well as those who are currently playing out in any capacity, because we belie