Plus, the National’s Matt Berninger expresses hope that great art can come out of the current crisis
of her selections, doubling as a celebration of Women’s History Month. “And some of the artists I’ve been listening to are the female songwriters I would listen to obsessively while I was in my formative years.”Sheryl Crow gives a glimpse of her social-distancing life with her kids in Nashville and explains why she’s been listening to music from her childhood, while Berninger expresses hope that great art can come out of the current crisis.
Also in the episode, Rob Sheffield and Brittany Spanos join host Brian Hiatt for a live discussion, whilestaffers Brenna Ehrlich, Samantha Hissong, Kory Grow, Hank Shteamer, and Jason Fine also weigh in with their picks, from Bon Iver to the Police to the death metal band Ulcerate.
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