Western folk singer-songwriter Nellie has recorded multiple albums and EPs, toured nationally from Alaska to Nashville, appeared on PBS’s Songs at the Center, opened for Grammy-nominated artists, and become a beloved regular at the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. Most recently, she was profiled in Forbes for her life as an artist living with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, bringing huge mainstream attention to POTS in the process. In this episode she shares her thoughts, experiences and wisdom on living with POTS, adjusting to major life changes, staying strong, redefining oneself and much more.

Nellie's article in Forbes is here.

Nellie's "Freedom Song" music video is here.

Nellie's music is available for purchase here.

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