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Music that Matters with Five for Fighting's John Ondrasik

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In this episode, we sit down with John Ondrasik, the voice and mind behind Five for Fighting, to explore the intersection of music, meaning, and modern America. We discuss the impact of songs and how music can become a voice for resilience, unity, and personal reflection....

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