Before it was like, I've got these four cassette tapes or what's on TV actually, that's all I'm going to be able to choose from.

Right now it's like you have everything that was ever made at your disposal.

Choose.

Hello. What? Welcome back to the podcast. You're listening to Let It Out with me, your host, Katie Delbow.

I hope you had a great holiday season and happy new year. It's 2019. You can expect many great guests and new themes and topics and even new formats on this podcast.

Let It Out. There's going to be a big let it out launch this spring.

But for today, I thought we would ease into this new season with a discussion about art.

Art that's meaningful to us.

My friend Brianna is an NYU student and she had to make a podcast for one of her media classes at NYU.

She's in Gallatin, that really cool basically make your own major. I wish I did that.

It's very cool. Anyway, she came up with the best concept for a show. It's called The Art That's Made You.

And she'll talk about this in a second. And I was so honored that she asked me to be her first guest.

So in today's episode, you'll hear about the art that's

made me, what I grew up with and what I'm liking today. And, you know, some of you guys often ask

to hear more about me, your host. Well, here you go. This interview is very, very me heavy. And for those of you

who already think there's too much of me on this podcast, don't worry. Next week, no more solo

episodes, at least for a while. You're going to have a brand new interview. A lot of great

guests coming up this season. And I can't wait for you to hear them. So stick

around. And if you're in New York City, I'm doing a live podcast taping next Monday, January 21st at the

assemblage in New York City with Aaron Claire. She is a human design reader.

And many of you liked my previous episode about human design with Jenna Zoe,

who's also a human design reader.

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