Amy Poehler

Okay, so you're in Canada.

You're a young person who's realizing I have something special.

Yeah.

Okay.

So then you're listening to all these incredible singer songwriters and you decide you want to be a singer songwriter and you get a record deal at 19.

Yeah.

That's the thing that I think sometimes we kind of like, you know, we're kind of tough on ourselves when we look back and look at our naivete about things and think like, oh, we didn't know what we were doing.

But there's such a freedom when you're young about kind of not knowing what's around the corner.

Sometimes it's better to not know.

Ignorance is bliss.

Yes, sometimes that's true.

If you knew how important your decisions were, that if you went left rather than right, it would change your whole life, you'd never take a step.

Well, you've had so many hits like throughout your career.

I mean, we were, I was listening to your music all morning and your new record, which is great.

And, um, I, it,

It's so hard to, like, I imagine that songs, you know, just like any piece of art, they just kind of have a life of their own.

They take all these journeys.

They bloom.

They come back.

They mean something different the next time around.