Okay, so I'm Tom Power. I host the award-winning interview show Q, and it's not just about art. It's also a podcast that delves into conversations with artists as to why we create at all. Like you'll hear boy genius member Lucy Dacus open up about why she's dissatisfied with the way we talk about love. You'll hear Kate Blanchett describe what it's like to forget the sound of your own voice.

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And we're saying now, yeah.

We go to please get all in my head.

We go to live.

We go to get all in a lot.

It's true.

We go to please get all in a lot.

It's two.

We want to please get.

And we're not, yeah. We go to please get all in a lot. In terms of the journey that you guys went to a loaded question. But like, what kind of

impact? What kind of impacts did this entire

fucked up, like wild experience that not many, you know, really not a lot of people have gone

through? Like, what kind of, what kind of impacts did this have on your general mental health?

Well, just to give you like timeline perspective, I joined when I was 26 with just turning 27.

I was there for my whole 30s and I left just before my 40th birthday.

So I had my, you know, all my 30s there.

And that's a real, there's a big pivotal life changes and shifts that happen in those times, obviously.

So, you know, Nipi and I talk about this a fair bit, like when we're reflecting in many ways.

And I think this is healthy, although slippery slope, we have to say, you know, I wouldn't change a thing because here we are.

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