Episode Synopsis "Holly Mulcahy: "No wrong answers""

Chattanooga Concertmaster and violinist Holly Mulcahy joins me to talk about the music program she created almost four years ago. She visits the Walker State Prison about twice a year to perform for the inmates there and then she asks them what they hear and feel while listening to the piece. The key is that there are "no wrong answers." 

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