Hey, these are strange times indeed, and it's been a hard week to get through for a whole lot of people, including the Trill Billy's, I think we're all feeling a lull and

wondering how to proceed and since we're some of us are traveling and on the

road we thought about taking a week off.

But I decided that I think this is a really important time to lift up the voices of women in my life because that's the source of strength that I've been able

to go to this whole week while the Me Too campaign brought back a lot.

Rushes of memories of experiences that I've had and I've worked through with countless women in my life.

And as I watched women that I know both personally and on the internets over on Twitter.com

I struggled to hold it together this week and I know a lot of us have.

But as I said, what I have found the most strength in this week and throughout

my life are the other amazing women around me and I'm really really lucky here in Watsburg to have a crew of pretty phenomenal humans that I get to spend all my time with.

I'm also very lucky to be here in Wattsburgh because so many traveling artists come through here musicians and visual artists and a lot of

women who are doing pretty incredible things.

So what I'm doing this Friday is packing together some interviews I've been able to do

with fantastic women, female artist, and organizers and just dreamboats,

inspirations to me and everyone.

Over the last year or two, I'm going to sprinkle in some interviews,

some live performances of really important songs about women taking matters into their own hands and throw out a lot of

shoutouts.

So buckle in, settle in, get a nice cup of warm drink or turn the heat up in your car a little bit.

Get as cozy as you can because we're about to have story time with Auntie Bernice. where we go with.

and will it. And will it be like where we be.

Well, we won't see you again.

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