In this conversation, musician Margo Price discusses her journey as an artist and the significant moments of her career with host, Sarah Burke. She talks about exploring production and studio work, as well as her reinvention as an artist. Margo also shares her experiences with psilocybin and how it has influenced her music, and lead to her to sobriety. Of course, she discusses the challenges of being a public figure and navigating controversy online, especially as a woman with strong opinions. Margo Price uses her platform to address social and political issues, even in the face of controversy and hate. Margo also tells Sarah about collaborating with artists like Sharon Van Etten and Mike Campbell who have been influential to her music for many years. Margo highly recommends a few audiobooks at the end of the episode: Lucinda William's Don't Tell Anybody The Secrets I Told You and Patsy Cline: In Her Own Words, which she wrote the forward for.
Episode art photo by @MamaHotdog / https://www.mamahotdog.com/
(00:00) Introduction and Personal Update
(00:29) The Year of Margo Price
(01:57) Exploring Production and Studio Work
(02:45) Reinventing Herself as an Artist
(03:47) Proudest Moments of the Year
(04:52) Lessons from Willie Nelson
(05:09) The Influence of Psilocybin on Music
(06:17) The Freedom of Creativity
(07:00) Psilocybin as a Tool for Healing
(08:00) The Journey to Sobriety
(08:27) Destigmatizing Psychedelics
(09:12) The Inspiration Behind 'Strays'
(10:07) The Benefits of Psychedelic Experiences
(11:24) Collaborations with Sharon Van Etten and Mike Campbell
(12:45) The Connection Between Music and Memoir
(13:40) Performing on The Daily Show
(17:36) Navigating Controversy and Hate Online
(18:36) Using Art to Address Social and Political Issues
(19:41 The Challenges of Being a Public Figure
(22:34) Highlighting the Song 'Black Wolf Blues'
(24:59) Upcoming Plans and Love for Canada
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