Relationscapes: “The Slow-Motion Inevitability of Becoming Yourself,” with Kevin James Thornton

I got in super late last night and this whole day today I've been like, just like running around trying to.

That's the best way to do

an interview is when you're just completely harried and just scattered.

So that's awesome.

Oh, I know, I know.

I always ask people like, do you have a lot of stuff scheduled right before the interview? We prefer that for maximum confusion and disconnection.

Yes,

perfect.

That's where I'm at.

Okay, good.

Okay, I got your script up here.

The recording has begun.

Let us begin.

Take a little sip of the old gin.

Yeah, honey.

Okay.

Later on, after we're done, I'm going to record like a fancy intro.

I'll use some clips from the interview, but you're not going to hear that right now.

Just trust me.

It's going to sound so NPR.

It'll blow your mind or bore you to tears.

Either way, I hope that's okay.

Yeah, for sure.

All right.

Here we go.