I've Always Been Like, "look,

There's Comedians Who I Consider Extremely Punk Rock Who I've Seen Do Very Political Stand Up In Places Where Nobody Wants To Hear That. It's Uncomfortable And Scary And You Realize It's The Punkest Performance You've Ever Witnessed.

My Mom Was A Housewife, And Wasn't Somebody That People Would Think Of As A Feminist, And When Ms. Magazine Came Out We Were Incredibly Inspired By It. I Used To Cut Pictures Out Of It And Make Posters That Said, "girls Can Do Anything", And Stuff Like That, And My Mom Was Inspired To Work At A Basement Of A Church Doing Anti-domestic Violence Work. Then She Took Me To The Soidarity Day Thing, And It Was The First Time I Had Ever Been In A Big Crowd Of Women Yelling, And It Really Made Me Want To Do It Forever.

I've Always Been Like, "look, You're Going To Die And It's Not Going To Matter After You Die That You Got Out Onstage And Bombed."

People Have Always Had These Weird Things About How You Have To Be Really Good Looking To Be A Singer.

I Watch Videos On Youtube Of Bands That I've Heard Of That I Want To Check Out. And Sometimes I Don't Even Finish The Video. And That's Really Sad, Because Maybe I'd Like That Song. I Think That We Don't Give Stuff A Chance To Really Sink In.