Heather's RV Wine Tour

07/23/24 • 39 min

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Today's guest, Heather Renee May, has a diverse background that gives her a unique perspective on life. Ballet was her first love, and she danced professionally until retirement. She's now an author, podcast host, musician, dog-lover, and wine-enthusiast, who tours wineries in her RV with her dog. Dotty. Music has always had an important place in her life. A singer-songwriter under the stage name “Heather Ré”, she has released two albums, and performs on guitar and fiddle throughout the US, mainly at wineries and intimate venues. https://www.heatherreneemay.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100034211354453 Instagram: _everydayismay

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