Rock band members from Sleater-Kinney chat about their new album and 30 years together. Topics include Joe Biden on TikTok, airline weighing passengers, and watermelons in underwear.

In this enlightening discussion, actress Tracee Ellis Ross shares her journey navigating fame as Diana Ross's daughter, balancing legacy with personal identity. Shirley Jones reflects on her evolution from background singer to stardom, while Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker highlight the significance of the Riot Grrrl movement in amplifying women's voices in punk music. Music executive Monica Lynch shares stories about the challenges women faced in hip-hop's early days, shedding light on their vital, yet often overlooked, contributions to the industry.

Carrie Brownstein, celebrated for her work with Sleater-Kinney and the series Portlandia, reflects on her diverse career as a musician, writer, and comedian. She shares her journey of growing up in suburban Seattle, navigating identity and early musical ambitions. The conversation explores how personal loss shaped her songwriting, particularly in her album 'Little Rope,' and the healing power of creativity. Brownstein also discusses the intersections of punk music and comedy, highlighting the importance of authentic connections in her artistic evolution.

Carrie Brownstein, Megan Rapinoe, Lucy Sante, Kara Swisher, and Kirsten Vangsness share personal stories of identity, coming out, and self-acceptance. They discuss creativity, team collaboration, music influences, gender identity through clothing & makeup, and struggles of coming out later in life.

Carrie Brownstein, celebrated musician and co-founder of Sleater-Kinney, shares her creative journey and insights. She discusses her memoir, reflecting on her evolution as an artist. The conversation delves into the power of punk music and community, emphasizing how raw performances convey emotional truths. Carrie also explores the collaborative spirit behind 'Portlandia' and the impact of grief on her music, illustrating how personal experiences shape creativity. Her story is a testament to resilience and the transformative nature of art.