Margo Price

Margo Price, an acclaimed country singer-songwriter known for her album 'Hard Headed Woman' and her memoir 'Maybe We'll Make It,' shares her unique artistic journey. She discusses recording her new album at the legendary RCA Studio A and her creative partnership with husband Jeremy Ivey. Price candidly critiques the inauthenticity in mainstream country, embraces the raw storytelling in her music, and reflects on the gender dynamics in the industry. Her insights into navigating personal struggles and the Nashville music scene make for an engaging conversation.

Margo Price, a talented country singer and songwriter from Illinois, discusses her latest album, “Hard Headed Woman.” She shares her experiences of navigating Nashville's music scene while balancing motherhood and personal loss. Price reflects on how economic struggles shaped her creativity and resilience. She also emphasizes the power of community and the therapeutic nature of music in overcoming life’s challenges. With a nod to her artistic integrity, Margo celebrates authenticity in her work, sharing memorable moments from performance to karaoke.

Sarah Silverman discusses her lawsuit against AI companies, the importance of artists protecting their work. She talks with Cat Bohannon about the overlooked female body in science and with Margo Price about using psychedelics for songwriting.

Grammy-nominated singer and author Margo Price talks about her experience with psychedelics, quitting alcohol, and writing her latest album. Sarah Silverman discusses the lawsuit against AI companies by artists. The podcast also covers the recent election wins for Democrats and the rebranding of the pro-life movement by Republicans. The impact of artificial intelligence and the need for regulations to protect artists' work are explored.

A tornado raged through Margo Price's home-base of Nashville right as she was preparing to release her third album in March. A month later Margo’s husband and longtime collaborator, Jeremy Ivey, tested positive for coronavirus. While taking care of her sick husband and two young kids, Margo decided to push back the release of her new album. Now, "That's How Rumors Get Started" is finally out. Margo's written her way through personal devastation before and does so on the new album too. Although it also owes a debt to the more care-free music the Stones, Tom Petty and Fleetwood Mac. Margo tells Bruce Headlam, in this episode, about how playing an open mic at a Best Western hotel made her a better songwriter, she also talks about hocking her wedding ring to record her first album, and how spending a weekend in jail was all the inspiration she needed to re-focus her career. Then we check in with her uncle, Nashville songwriter, Bobby Fischer.Subscribe to Broken Record's YouTube channel to hear old and new interviews, often with bonus content: https://www.youtube.com/brokenrecordpodcastYou can also check out past episodes here: https://brokenrecordpodcast.com/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.