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episode 5101: Lenny Kravitz On His Early Years
Kravitz talks about growing up the son of a Jewish father and Black mother, finding his musical style, and how Lisa Bonet changed him as a songwriter. His memoir about his life up until his breakout album is 'Let Love Rule.'
Also, Justin Chang reviews 'Dune.'