Just Because You're Wearing A Goofy Hat

My Political Views Have Definitely Changed Over The Years. Maybe A Better Way Of Saying It Is That I Have Grown Into My Convictions; The Values And Ideas Of Radical Feminism That I Started To Articulate In My Late Teens Feel More Internalized Or "second Nature."

I Think Music Can Definitely Be Art; I Also Think Music Can Be Crap And Not Be Art.

I Think That It's So Powerful For Me To Go See Someone Like Bridget Everett At Joe's Pub And Watch Her Weave Her Songs In And Out Of These Funny, Tragic Stories - You Can Talk And Sing And It's Not This Horrible Offense, You're Going To Get Thrown In Artistic Jail.

Everybody Wasn't Always Wasted. Why Is Punk Rock About Getting Wasted? Isn't It Punk Rock To Be Sober And Change The World? I Thought It Was About Challenging Capitalism? How Are You Going To Challenge Capitalism If You're Wasted?

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.