St. Vincent, a Grammy-winning singer and innovative multi-instrumentalist, discusses her latest album, 'All Born Screaming,' reflecting on themes of life, death, and identity. Child psychiatrist Harold Koplewicz shares insights from his book, 'Scaffold Parenting,' addressing the mental health challenges children face today, especially in navigating anxiety amid social media pressures. They explore the emotional complexities of childhood, mental health diagnoses, and the impact of historical trauma on family dynamics, providing a profound look at resilience and authenticity.

St. Vincent, a groundbreaking musician known for her innovative sound and self-produced work, discusses her latest album, All Born Screaming, and its Spanish-language counterpart, Todos Nacen Gritando. She shares insights into the challenging production process and her journey toward artistic integrity. St. Vincent also reflects on her experiences touring with artists like Olivia Rodrigo and her development of high-level taste while growing up in a pre-internet world. The conversation blends creativity, language, and the emotional connection of live performances.

St. Vincent, a three-time Grammy-winning artist known for her dark and poetic lyrics, shares her journey and influences. She reflects on her father's incarceration and the emotional impact it had on her identity. The inspiration behind her song "New York" emerges from personal memories tied to the city. St. Vincent also discusses her latest album, "All Born Screaming," revealing the themes of strength and vulnerability in her music, enriched by the legacy of artists like Nirvana and Leonard Cohen.