Dadville

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Hi, I'm Dave Barnes

And I'm John McLaughlin

And welcome to Dadville

Dadville is a podcast

Where we talk about life, love,

And the pursuit of awesome dadding

It's funny thoughts and deep talks

So please enjoy your time here in Dadville

And enjoy this episode with Sarah Watkins.

Welcome to the Raising Boys and Girls podcast. I'm David Thomas. And I'm Sissy Gough. And we are therapists who've been practicing with kids and families for

over 30 years. And in each episode of our podcast, we're going to share some of what we're learning

in this work that we do with kids and families on a daily basis. Our goal is to help you care for the

kids in your life with a little more understanding, a little more practical help, and a whole lot of hope.

We are honored to invite you to join us on this journey of raising boys and girls.

Sarah, we start with what we call the brag sheet, which is just getting to know you.

So here we go. So just enjoy.

This is people hate this part because it's just all the amazing things that you've done. Actually, it's not because that would take a bajillion years, by the way. Jason sent over the brag sheet and I was like, this is, we have, we're trying to do this in an hour, man. Plus I don't have in different languages, but just for today for you. I'm just going to do English. Okay, so today on Dadville, we've got the incredibly talented Sarah Watkins with us. Sarah's one of those musicians who's basically grown up in music. She was a founding member of Nickel Creek, which started when she was a kid and went on to become one of the most influential acoustic groups of the last couple of decades. Since then, she's continued to evolve in all kinds of directions. She's part of the trio with I'm with her. She's made her own solo records, and she's collaborated with just about everybody from Dolly Parton to John Mayer to Phoebe Bridgers, which is a... And we didn't put Jackson Brown. I read that, which was so cool, which is a pretty wide range. Along the way, she's picked up a few Grammys.

How many, is it three or four? Four. Okay, so John, let's do a quick Grammy count. So between all of us, how many Grammys is that? Yeah, we just got those numbers in. Okay. So between the three of us, it's four. Four, okay. Yeah, just keeping that Grammy count up and live. We're going to contribute some days.

We'll update throughout the episode.

But yeah, right now it's that four.

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