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evolved with Intel Evo Platform. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 116 of Awards Chatter, The Hollywood Reporters Awards Podcast.

I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is the singer-songwriter Tori Amos,

who has influenced generations of singer-songwriters with music that the New York Times has said

fuses, quote, the brashness of rock, the poetry of mysticism, and the politics of gender and survival, close quote.

The 53-year-old burst onto the scene 25 years ago with her album Little Earthquakes,

which included the singles Me and a Gun, Winter, Silent All These Years, and Crucify,

and which was chosen in 2002 by Q magazine as the fourth

greatest album of all time by a female artist and also appears in the book

1001 albums you must hear before you die.

Little earthquakes went platinum selling over 2 million copies worldwide.

Her next two albums, Under the Pink and Boys for Pelle, each spread two years apart, sold

a million each, and she has continued to make acclaimed

and popular music ever since.

What some do not know about Amos is that she's also experienced sexual assault and has spent

decades fighting for fellow survivors.

She has been involved with Rain, the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network since its establishment

in 1994 when she answered its toll-free helplines ceremonial first call and she later became

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