Hi, this is Anna. And before we start, I need to share some sad news with you. In our siblings episode, you met Alex Sugarman and her twin, Katie, who had cerebral palsy and was quadriplegic.

Alex got in touch to tell us that her sister Katie died on July 17th. Katie had a heart attack. She was taken to the hospital and put on life support, but her condition continued to deteriorate.

Katie was an organ donor, and her body, which she could feel so confined by, helped save the lives of five people, including two children, the family was told.

It was a privilege to meet Katie and to capture her honesty

and acerbic sense of humor on tape. I've heard from many of you who connected to some part of

their story as sisters, and Alex told me that hearing from you now might help. So if you have a

reflection to share, email us a note or send a voice memo to

death sex money at WNYC.org, and we will share it with Alex and her family. Rest in peace, Katie.

Now, here's the latest episode.

I used to clean before I would songwrite. It was sort of like a way of ordering my inner world, but life doesn't work that way.

This is death, sex, and money.

Why did you have to die?

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.

My husband, I believe, is seeing another woman.

I need to talk about more.

Money.

Feel like money.

I'm Anna's Sale.

Joy Williams is most famous for being half of the Civil Wars, the folk rock duo, known for their spare ballads and timeless roots music.

But when she was 18, Joy had a different sound.

Her first album had that early 2000s pop sheen.

And it was all about God.

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