Hey Better Babes, welcome back to Getting Better. We have got such a major treat for you today, but before I tell you who our guest is, I do want to tell you an important life update. I am now wearing scarves as belts. I am obsessed with scarves. I'm a scarf person. I just need to make sure that if you didn't see that on social media, I'm a scarf person now. I'm so glad we got that out of the way. Our guest this week on Getting Better is none other than the Grammy-winning icon

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Thank you. I'm so glad we got that out of the way. Our guest this week on getting better is none other than the Grammy-winning icon

Marin Morris.

We are learning about how she uses her voice to be an advocate, a singer, a songwriter,

an overall incredible person who has a very storied iconic career that continues to keep on giving.

She's celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her debut album, Hero, this year.

The story that she tells us with Dolly Parton, a little bit later, don't go anywhere.

And let's get into our conversation with Marin Morris.

Marin Morris, welcome to getting better. How are you?

I'm so good. I'm better now that I'm in person with you.

Queen, we love you so much. We harold and really celebrate like musicians out here. Yeah.

We really admire you. We really look up to musicians. Mostly because I have this disease where I can't harmonize. And I really want to know how.

We won't go too far into it at the top. Don't worry about it. Totally. This isn't going to turn into like a singing lesson. But the better babes know about it because. Yeah. But I just love your music and I love you. And I just think you're the most amazing fucking person. And also dream sickle makes me so wet. And I love it so much. And I just like, it's like the way that it's on repeat in our house.

And I just love you.

And I love your music.

Thank you. dream sickle makes me so wet and I love it so much and I just like it's like the way that it's on repeat

in our house and I just love you and I love your music and congratulations queen like 10 years like

get out of here. Yeah it's crazy and the last time I saw you is at the Glad Awards we both were like

backstage getting an award that night and like having to give a speech and it was like you were such

a calming presence because I was a little bit nervous to speak. You looked amazing that night and like having to give a speech and it was like you were such a calming presence because

I was a little bit nervous to speak. You looked amazing that night. Thank you. So did you. Oh my gosh.

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