Naomi McPherson

Thanks for having us.

I feel like it's vibes.

Yeah, just vibe it out.

You can direct questions at individual people if you'd like, and we can toss it around.

But I think we've gotten pretty good, because we, as a rule, don't do individual interviews.

We always get interviewed together, so I think we've gotten pretty good at...

Yeah.

Well, I think that I have like life partners and I have these people who like intimately know what my experience of my life has been, you know, like we're sharing this really crazy ride together and.

I think it's a combination of like a best friendship, a marriage and like a family.

It's like a really, really close, insane, demanding connection.

I think all three of us are very obsessed with meaning and purpose in life.

And I think that these relationships like they ground our lives and they give us so much purpose.

Naomi, how do you feel?

I think, I mean, Katie summed it up pretty succinctly and aptly.

But yeah, I think for us, we exist as sort of this protective group.

You don't say.

Thank you.

And I think that leads to the prioritization of like easily consumable singular individual identities, which is why I think we have so many pop stars and so few bands.

Or at least there are so many bands, but they're not getting attention.

And yeah, I think we're just fortunate that we like got in at the very last second, you know, in the in the 2010s and that we're able to do this with our lives.