Busy Phillips

It's deep.

It's real.

You know, I wanted to just chat a little bit about the link between consciousness raising, because that's something that's very much talked about and depicted in the play, and the importance of sharing our stories within that and how that

and how that is the thing that we need to continue to do in order to continue to raise the consciousness.

Oh, my gosh.

I think that's so beautiful.

And it does feel very timely.

It feels like this is what we need more than ever.

Bess Wall, Whitney Waite, thank you so much for being here.

Congratulations on the huge success of Liberation, my favorite play, my 13-year-old daughter's favorite play.

And I think such an important piece that I hope lives on for years and years to come.

Thank you so much for having us.

Thank you, Busy.

It's such a pleasure to be here.

I know.

I love you guys.

That was Bess Wall and Whitney White.

Our final story is from Victoria Nguyen, who told it at a main stage in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Here's Victoria, live at the mall.

That was Victoria Nguyen, an avid lover of open roads and of the occasional unexpected detour.