Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

That makes me happy to hear. We were talking about it earlier with your dad in hospice. Grief is obviously a subject that comes up a lot on this show because, you know, we have women who have lived a long time, therefore they've lost important people in their lives. Has music helped you process your grief?

That makes me happy to hear. We were talking about it earlier with your dad in hospice. Grief is obviously a subject that comes up a lot on this show because, you know, we have women who have lived a long time, therefore they've lost important people in their lives. Has music helped you process your grief?

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

I mean, that's your default position. That's where you are. And I like that you use the word holy because I think your music is holy.

I mean, that's your default position. That's where you are. And I like that you use the word holy because I think your music is holy.

I do.

I do.

I do. I totally receive it with open arms. And what a dream. What a dream.

I do. I totally receive it with open arms. And what a dream. What a dream.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Um, tell me, I'm going to just take this moment to ask a couple of very quick questions that I like to ask the ladies when we're talking on the show. Um, Is there something you go back and tell yourself at 21? Oh, wow. Try to pick...

Um, tell me, I'm going to just take this moment to ask a couple of very quick questions that I like to ask the ladies when we're talking on the show. Um, Is there something you go back and tell yourself at 21? Oh, wow. Try to pick...

What are you looking forward to, Bonnie? Oh, gosh.

What are you looking forward to, Bonnie? Oh, gosh.

Well, I'm a basket case now. I am too.

Well, I'm a basket case now. I am too.