Ellen Boudreaux, born on August 3, 1957, is an incredibly talented and inspiring music artist. Born blind and later diagnosed with autism, Ellen's musical genius was recognized early in life, making her a true musical savant. From a young age, Ellen's extraordinary mind could recall and play any song she had ever heard. Over the years, she has played with several bands, including Dyer Maker, and has been featured in the book Islands of Genius by Darold Treffert, as well as numerous YouTube documentaries that showcase her breathtaking ability. Ellen and her collaborator have created a special live show where she interacts with her audience in a game called "Stump Ellen." Audience members request any song, and Ellen is rarely stumped, effortlessly playing songs from her mental library of millions of tracks. Her incredible gift of musical recall continues to amaze and inspire audiences everywhere. Beyond music, Ellen is also a creator. She handcrafts high-quality fishing hooks, blending her precision and passion for art and nature. Her journey is one of perseverance, creativity, and a deep connection to the world through sound and craftsmanship.