EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Raven Leilani shares an excerpt of her story “Breathing Exercise” and Elysian Fields play a song written in response on next week’s SongWriter podcast.
is a podcast that turns stories into songs, featuring Questlove, David Gilmour, Joyce Carol Oates, Steve Earle, Amanda Shires, Susan Orlean, and Neil Gaiman. You can hear an exclusive preview of next week’s episode featuring Raven Leilani + Elysian Fields only atwas published, when she was living in DC. Raven couldn’t figure out what was wrong; her lungs felt like they were stuffed with cotton. Frightened and desperate, she consulted an escalating series of doctors and specialists.
The longer the uncertainty lasted, the more she felt she had to perform her illness to be believed by doctors. Looking back, Raven connects her experience with Raven reads a story inspired in part by her experiences, “Breathing Exercise,” in the upcoming episode of SongWriter. And she invited one of her favorite bands,
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