Amanda Petrusich

You know, like onzra, which is a borough word for a kind of doomed love, or the Arabic word ya'aberni, which you define as not wanting to live in a world without someone. Yeah. I mean, these are words that do sort of attempt maybe to kind of contain the complexity of human experience.

You know, like onzra, which is a borough word for a kind of doomed love, or the Arabic word ya'aberni, which you define as not wanting to live in a world without someone. Yeah. I mean, these are words that do sort of attempt maybe to kind of contain the complexity of human experience.

Well, this leads me to ask, are there some feelings that are more easily evoked by sound? I mean, we know anger is a big one. Are there any feelings that are maybe particularly difficult to tap into? On that end, I think contentment or boredom are maybe a little bit harder to translate into sound than rage or lust.

Well, this leads me to ask, are there some feelings that are more easily evoked by sound? I mean, we know anger is a big one. Are there any feelings that are maybe particularly difficult to tap into? On that end, I think contentment or boredom are maybe a little bit harder to translate into sound than rage or lust.

Well, this leads me to ask, are there some feelings that are more easily evoked by sound? I mean, we know anger is a big one. Are there any feelings that are maybe particularly difficult to tap into? On that end, I think contentment or boredom are maybe a little bit harder to translate into sound than rage or lust.

I love that. You know, and boredom feels like a kind of endangered resource. But I think you're right. It is such a generative experience if you can surrender to it.

I love that. You know, and boredom feels like a kind of endangered resource. But I think you're right. It is such a generative experience if you can surrender to it.

I love that. You know, and boredom feels like a kind of endangered resource. But I think you're right. It is such a generative experience if you can surrender to it.

Speaking of restricting our inputs, I wanted to ask you about the decision to stop traveling by airplane as a form of climate protest. Can you talk a little bit more about that choice?

Speaking of restricting our inputs, I wanted to ask you about the decision to stop traveling by airplane as a form of climate protest. Can you talk a little bit more about that choice?

Speaking of restricting our inputs, I wanted to ask you about the decision to stop traveling by airplane as a form of climate protest. Can you talk a little bit more about that choice?

Is there a particular place or perhaps places that you miss or things that have maybe made the choice challenging to uphold?

Is there a particular place or perhaps places that you miss or things that have maybe made the choice challenging to uphold?

Is there a particular place or perhaps places that you miss or things that have maybe made the choice challenging to uphold?

I'm curious if you try to sort of keep, in terms of your climate activism, if it's a balance in terms of allowing it to kind of manifest in your creative work, it's present in the music you make, and then also present in your personal life and, you know, choices about travel or sort of how you live, how your house is set up. Do you try to keep those two things in balance?

I'm curious if you try to sort of keep, in terms of your climate activism, if it's a balance in terms of allowing it to kind of manifest in your creative work, it's present in the music you make, and then also present in your personal life and, you know, choices about travel or sort of how you live, how your house is set up. Do you try to keep those two things in balance?

I'm curious if you try to sort of keep, in terms of your climate activism, if it's a balance in terms of allowing it to kind of manifest in your creative work, it's present in the music you make, and then also present in your personal life and, you know, choices about travel or sort of how you live, how your house is set up. Do you try to keep those two things in balance?

Brian, I just want to thank you so much for speaking with me. It's been so wonderful talking with you. I appreciate it deeply.

Brian, I just want to thank you so much for speaking with me. It's been so wonderful talking with you. I appreciate it deeply.

Brian, I just want to thank you so much for speaking with me. It's been so wonderful talking with you. I appreciate it deeply.