Love, that's it.

God ain't, he ain't ask nothing else.

Just to love. God, I would have said love and mind your business. If I was God, I'd have said, can you love and mind your business. From crooked media, this is unholy year than now, and I'm your host Philip Picardy.

Okay, y'all, I am so excited today.

I think the 13-year-old version of me would literally smile his braces off

and need to get them retightened or reapplied because I am welcoming the

incredible and legendary Michelle Williams to the pod. For those of you who don't

know because you have terrible tasted music perhaps, Michelle Williams is a member of one of the

most important girl groups of all time. Destiny's child, Michelle also has had an

illustrious and lovely solo career and she recently came out with a book called Checking In about what she

calls overcoming her struggles with mental health and I love Michelle and I've

always loved Michelle when she was in Destiny's Child, she was the quote unquote

gospel girl because she learned how to sing

and developed her voice in the church

and then became, you know,

the one of the badass women singing survivor on the mic

and doing her thing up on the stage. Michelle and her journey have been so

inspiring to me because as, you know, this season we're thinking a lot about

resurrection and redefinition and this sort of reawakenings that people are going

through in the wake of and of course in the pseudo aftermath of this pandemic and for me

Michelle embodies that in such a brilliant way. When Michelle decided to become more of

a public advocate for mental health, she revealed some really

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