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The walk across America may be over, but this is just the beginning for Let's Talk! 

Thank you!
Amazing turnout at @tedx_official this weekend in Glasgow! Over 2000! Thanks to everyone for listening 🙌🏽
It is time that we disconnect to reconnect 💡
The audience is filling up at Tedx Youth Glasgow! Can’t wait to speak! @tedx_official
It can feel like we’re missing out on something when we aren’t on our phones. Really, it’s the other way around... . Real life gives us what our phones never can 🌎 📱
A big thank you to everyone who came to the view the Let’s Talk documentary at the City Opera House! It was such an amazing opportunity to start a conversation with the Traverse City community about digital health.
Last week, Let’s Talk premiered the short documentary at the Opera House in Traverse City. Filmed at the end of Chris’ walk across the country, this short gives a taste of the what it was like on the road and inspires individuals and communities to look beyond their screens.
Just like that 'Angelfish' is LIVE!!🙌🏼 . So far, this music is the closest I've come to really capturing what if felt like out on the road. . If you have time, I recommend listening the whole way through. The music progresses from east to west, from Appalachia to the desert, from fear to freedom. Thanks for listening and for your support! LINK IN BIO!
Hello again my friends. It’s been 7 months now since I finished my journey on foot from Washington DC to Los Angeles, CA. Your support during the walk was more than I could have asked for. Thank you again for listening and following along . I am writing to you today to announce some exciting news about the music I wrote while walking across the country . Just days before the beginning of the walk back in August 2016, I was given a gift: a small nylon string acoustic guitar. It fit inside Goose with one inch to spare and just like that it was a key piece of my trip. As I was swallowed up by the land and people of middle America, I started writing music in my tent. With no album in mind, I wrote to remember. I wrote to process what I was seeing and capture what was out there . As the months passed, my songs began to change. From more straightforward folk stories about bunkers, farmers and lovers, the music began to unfold in a different way, to look inward and express what I was feeling after months alone on the road. It was near the end of my journey when I decided I wanted to become a musician. I chose to dedicate myself to music for the freedom it gives me and for the hope and inspiration it can give others. By the time I reached California, I had a ziplock bag filled with lyrics and melodies scratched on to pieces of folder paper. Songs were written on the back of campsite receipts and tied with string. Each one spoke to a different phase of my journey and my changing perspectives. Before I knew it, I had written an album. . In the days and months following the walk, I split my time between writing a book about my journey and producing this album. I found a quiet place in northern Michigan, and began recording the songs myself. . I am so excited to announce that on November 1st I will be releasing this debut album titled ‘Angelfish’ under my artist name C. Burrows. . All of my songs came from a place of surrender and love and I am so thrilled to be able to share it with each of you. My hope is that this album will be the first of many. If you are interested in following along please visit my Facebook page (link)