Okay. Hello and welcome to the Antifada where unrest is best. I'm Jamie Peck and I am here with a very exciting guest today. She is a writer, a musician, a prolific leftist ship poster on a website called Twitter.

dot com.

Let's give a warm Mantifada welcome to Heather Fortune.

How you doing, Heather?

Hey, what's up?

Hi Jamie, that was like a wrestling intro.

I liked it a lot.

Oh, thank you.

Yeah, it's cool. I've been working on my

intros yeah sometimes it's a little awkward but I think I nailed this one yeah I

liked it so I mentioned in a previous episode that it was a very exciting moment, a meeting of the minds, if you will, when I met Heather at Basilica Soundscape for the first time recently. I was really I liked

your music I actually paid my own money to go see wax idols.

And this is the time when I was a music journalist

I got in that things for free.

I went just for fun.

Whoa, and you know, paid for your music as well.

This is a new fact.

I didn't know that. Yeah, was into it. Cool. I like your music a lot. I was a fan. Thank you. I wanted to meet you and then I feel like I can talk about this in a vague way. I was very thankful. There are not that many divorce

albums that I know of that I can relate to made by women I can relate to.

And it really, I listen to it a lot during a certain time

in my life, a recent time.

American tragic?

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