It’s out there. Have a listen: http://localcitysoundtrack.com/chapter-2-audrey-lee-johnson

You may listen on that site, or download the interview. You may also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.

Craig and I listened/watched the live broadast on http://www.ustream.tv/channel/somacow-media and we participated in the live chat on that page. It was a very singular experience in my life. I was slightly distracted from listening to the interview intently while it aired because I was reading and writing in the chat window, but, I was there for the real thing, and I knew that I could have a listen once it was available for podcast.

And, I did listen again this morning.

In other news: I’m really excited about the progress of my newest song, “Be Cool.” I’m starting to become more confident in my ability to communicate what I want my recorded songs to sound like. It takes time for a insecure, introverted person like me to make executive decisions, but I’m learning… and that’s my goal.

I hope to get more interviews and projects lined up to push me along. I do better when I have deadlines and appointments.

Craig and I recently helped our friend enhance a musical scene in his short film. That was fun and motivating. Being around other creatives is really helpful.

Also, I saw the Indigo Girls and Brandi Carlile perform last Saturday. It was really great. But, I believe folk music is best enjoyed with chair options. My favorite part was when Emily Saliers and Brandi Carlile performed their song “Let It Go,” and the story Brandi told about their experience writing it together. She helped put a voice to all of our thoughts. We were standing before the greatness of the Indigo Girls. The ladies who wrote the lyrics that spoke to our souls when we needed it most.