Frida Kahlo is, by every metric, one of the most famous artists in the world. Recently the priciest Latinx painter at auction, she has also been the subject of solo shows at prestigious institutions around the world, and she continues to be a pop-culture sensation whose image and iconography grace everything from apparel, to dolls, to smartphone selfie filters (and much more). Though Kahlo died in 1954 at the young age of 47, her life continues to inspire people around the globe today. One person particularly enamored with her story is&nbsp;Arianna Davis, a journalist and digital director of O, the Oprah Winfrey Magazine. Davis recently published her first book, , which channels Kahlo's legacy through a self-help lens to guide readers toward unapologetic pursuit of their desires. On this week's episode, Davis joins the podcast to discuss her book, its lessons, and the artist responsible for both.

How Frida Kahlo Can Change Your Life (for Better or Worse)

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How Frida Kahlo Can Change Your Life (for Better or Worse)

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