Episode 22: Mick

Make/Work: A Rumpus Podcast by The Rumpus

Nov 12, 201447:32Society & Culture

Guitarist and songwriter Mick (who has requested anonymity due to the nature of the discussion) speaks frankly about his childhood abuse and drug use, and the crucial need for alternatives to Katy Perry.

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