In honor of Women’s History Month, Sound & Vision is bringing you another installment of Apparently, where we talk with musicians and those involved in the field about their art and parenthood.

Today, KEXP's "Drive Time" Producer Rachel Stevens shares her journey through pregnancy loss and job loss, to now giving her all to her daughter while also being a working mom. She reads her New York Times essay, "Swimming Upstream in Heels and Skinny Pants." Plus, Emily Fox has a special announcement.

Read Rachel's piece, "How 'Nothing Arrived' by Villagers Got Me Through My Miscarriage".

In honor of Women&rsquo;s History Month, Sound &amp; Vision is bringing you another installment of Apparently, where we talk with musicians and those involved in the field about their art and parenthood.
Today, KEXP's "Drive Time" Producer Rachel Stevens shares her journey through pregnancy loss and job loss, to now giving her all to her daughter while also being a working mom. She reads her New York Times essay, "<a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/26/style/modern-love-salmon-miscarriage-heels-skinny-pants.html">Swimming Upstream in Heels and Skinny Pants.</a>" Plus, Emily Fox has a special announcement.
<a href="https://www.kexp.org/read/2019/8/15/how-nothing-arrived-villagers-got-me-through-my-miscarriage/">Read Rachel's piece, "How 'Nothing Arrived' by Villagers Got Me Through My Miscarriage"</a>.

On A Deeper Listen, host Emily Fox and other storytellers from KEXP talk with artists about the stories behind their songs and the experiences that inform their work. Through each conversation, we uncover the humanity behind the music, allowing us to hear it in a whole new way.

On A Deeper Listen, host Emily Fox and other storytellers from KEXP talk with artists about the stories behind their songs and the experiences that inform their work. Through each conversation, we uncover the humanity behind the music, allowing us to hear it in a whole new way.

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