Hello and welcome to the Jeff McElino podcast. Thank you for joining me. I'll get right

into it because I have a guest today. I'll introduce in a second and then I also have

an urban dictionary. I haven't done one in a while but I got a fan submission. Thank

you for that. I will read that during the episode around the midway points of stay tuned

for that. You're going to want to because you're going to enjoy yourself so much because

today I'm speaking with Amy Sinha and she is out of the United Kingdom and as much of

as much of an idiot as I felt like I did ask her during this podcast if there was a difference

between the United Kingdom and Great Britain which may sound dumb but you know some of

you also may have been wondering that I don't know or maybe it's just me. She didn't make

me feel stupid for asking. Amy is she's got a very interesting background. First off

she is a vocalist, a songwriter, presenter, voiceover artist, stauncherpreneur from Wales in

the United Kingdom. She's got a rare medical condition that she suffered as a child several

different conditions honestly. She was one of only five children in the entire United

Kingdom who suffered from the disability condition. She you know really had a difficult

childhood with cataracts that left her almost blind. She's a rare nerve condition called

sensory neuropathy type 11. She can't feel hot, cold or pain anywhere on her skin and she

also, let's see, she stopped growing at the age of 11 which almost led to her being left

in a wheelchair. We don't really get too in the specifics of why I wanted to kind of mention

that before you listen because I don't think we get too into the specifics of her the

difficulty she's faced. I think we more just talk about personally how she's overcome

those challenges and we talk a little bit about jazz. Somebody is going to be listening

local to me and say you idiot. There are XYZ jazz clubs around town that you've just

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