John Prine’s Wife Fiona Discusses Life Without Him
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“I never felt unsafe in the world while he was with me.”
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To mark John Prine’s 80’s birthday, Anna catches up with his wife Fiona. Then we revisit Anna’s 2018 conversation with John, where he discussed his bestselling album Tree of Forgiveness .
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