I Felt It Was Really,

Me And My Friends In High School Were The Only Girls Who Went To Hardcore Shows. It Was Three Of Us, And The Rest Of The Audience Was Male. We Didn't Really Think About It. We Weren't Thinking We Were Alienated Or Whatever, But Eventually, As There Started To Be Violence In The Scene We Were In During High School, We Started To Be Turned Off By The Violence.

I Always Tell Girls Who Say They Want To Start A Band But Don't Have Any Talent, Well, Neither Do I. I Mean, I Can Carry A Tune, But Anyone Who Picks Up A Bass Can Figure It Out. You Don't Have To Have Magic Unicorn Powers. You Work At It, And You Get Better. It's Like Anything- You Sit There And Do It Every Day, And Eventually You Get Good At It.

I Have No Clue. I Just Know I Would Want To Play The Least Amount Of Shows That The Most People Would Be Able To Come To.

I Am Such A Bossy Producer And Such A Control Freak That There's A Part Of Me That Really Longs To Be Bossed Around.

I Talked A Lot Early On In My Career About Intersectionality And How Racism And Classism And Sexism And Homophobia And Capitalism Are All Connected With Each Other, And They're These Crazy Systems That Are Feeding On Each Other And Are Also Damaging. I Can't Even Go Into The Whole Spectrum Of It. But I Feel Like Kids Today Are So Much More Savvy About That Conversation. And I'm So Thrilled When I Get To Meet Younger People Who Are Doing That So Much Better Than I Did.