Hello and welcome once again to the Live Happy Now podcast. I'm your host, J.R. Houston.

Thrill that you are making us a part of your day, wherever you might be in the world, and however you may be listening.

We are so very grateful that you give us this time, and we're asking for just a little bit more. Two minutes, that's all, really. It's not that much. And all we want you to do is give us your opinion on the survey. Yeah, all you have to do is go to live happy.com slash a survey. Fill it out. Let us know what you think about the podcast, and you could win some free live happy swag. Hats, pens, water bottles, car covers. No, what, no car covers? I tried. I really tried. I know that's what you're all waiting for. Send in a letter. Send in a letter. Or get a bumper sticker and deal with that. Either way, there's all kinds of great stuff.

That is available for you if you fill out that survey, live happy.com slash survey the website

again. And of course, check out the latest issue of Live Happy magazine available on newsstands

near you and available on a phone near you or a tablet device near you at the Google Play Store

and the Apple store. It's got all

of the great content you have come to expect from Live Happy magazine. Well, today on this episode

of Live Happy Now, very excited to be joined by pop star author Style Maven, philanthropist, and mom

Lisa Loeb, who's recently released her fourth children's album exclusively with Amazon,

Nursery Rime Parade.

And in this episode, we talk about the importance of creativity to overall happiness,

a bit about the songwriting process, and the Camp Lisa Foundation.

We are very excited to welcome our guest today, Lisa Loeb.

And Lisa, I've got to say before we get into

the meat of the episode, I'm jealous of you for two reasons. Number one, you're going to be honored

at Fenway Park for your Camp Lisa charity. And number two, you obviously had to do some kind of

rights negotiations with the Muppets because they perform stay on the show.

So you're leading a very interesting life these days, I would say.

Yes, I have so many different things that I get to do.

The Fenway Park thing was actually, it happened already,

and it was actually kind of crazy because they put us up as our green room,

...