Jasmine Morris here from the StoryCorps Podcast. Our latest season is called My Way.

Stories of people who found a rhythm all their own and marched to it throughout

their lives. Consequences and other people's opinions be damned.

You won't believe the courage and audacity in these stories.

Hear them on the StoryCorps podcast from NPR.

You know what, I feel like people are going to kind of get both sides of the coin on this show you know I listen to your picks

Dauw Taylor Amin. Hi Robin you know when I listen to your picks D Dau Tylar Amin.

Hi Robin.

You know, when I listen to your picks, Daud,

I don't know, a therapist could tell us a lot about maybe

where you and I are in our lives when they listen to these picks,

but your songs seemed very unsettled, full of questions, and

mine seem more like, more settled but sentimental and kind of reflecting, like yours are still working on wherever it is

they're going and mine have kind of arrived and are looking back I don't know I think that's

a diagnosis of somebody peering down the barrel of middle age and somebody who is living in the

absolute center of it.

Well let's start with the alkaline trio.

This is a cut I know you want to play.

Yeah, I've been thinking for the past couple of days about different mutations of emo.

I saw Claire Rousie play in DC a couple of days ago.

I gotten used to saying Roussey, but she introduced herself and it's rousie.

I was just going to say I thought it was Rousse.

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