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Embalmer by day, rock star by night: How Carla Harvey bridges death and music in L.A.

LA Times 1 min read 5 hours ago

<p>Harvey talks about her day job as a grief therapist and embalmer and how she channels that work into her music and songwriting with her new band, Violent Hour.</p>
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