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Nat Ripepi chats about her new album and a decade of being cancer free

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Musician Nat Ripepi has a brand new EP that’s being released this weekend. So eager are her fans to hear new music and support the local artist, the launch event is already completely sold out.

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Nat dropped by the RTRFM Studios recently and chatted to Graeme Watson about making the EP and marking a decade since she celebrated being cancer free. Nat spoke about how she tackled being diagnosed with Stage 4 ovarian cancer and how it changed her outlook on life.

You can listen to the whole interview that first aired on RTRFM’s All Things Queer below.

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