Artist and author Ginger Gilmour joins this special episode of the Dolls Podcast! Pictured: Ginger Gilmour (photo courtesy of her website) The morning after the Dolls Podcast episode about multimedia artist and author Ginger Gilmour went up, I woke up to a message from her managers. They said she’d heard our episode about her, she really liked it, and she was wondering if we’d like to interview her. The first episode went up on a Friday at noon. By 12:30 the next day, we had

“Ever since I was little, there has been a flavor, a grace of energy, which has always guided me. Fortunately, despite many challenges along the way, I feel it has mainly been full of grace, for which I am eternally grateful.” - Ginger Gilmour Pictured: modeling photo of Ginger Gilmour, with message from George Harrison (bottom right!) Pictured, front: Ginger Gilmour on Pink Floyd's chaotic tour bus, 1972 She knows how it looks, but she swears she had a good time. See? All sm

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