Sep 16, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
Franni Cash is taking us to church. Or at least she’ll be chatting about her experiences with her church, her journey of rediscovering her faith, and how she’s poured that experience into her debut…
Franni CashGuest
Kathryn RobertsHost
thank you that that means so much I really appreciate it I guess I just I think the job of an artist is to say what everyone's thinking but no one's able to find the words for and everyone has a different gifting and I think the gift of artists and even in your job like someone who is um curating conversations and who is leading conversations and that's a form of creativity very much as well.
So it's like, you know what I'm saying? When, when you say we say the things that people want to say, but don't know how,
Like when, you know, you're listening to a song and you're like, Oh my gosh, like not to over-reference Casey Musgraves, but like her, her, I remember her song happy and sad.
Like never been able to put words to it when like something is so good that you're all you can think about is when the bad is going to happen up and down of life, you know? And so it's just cool to be able to find this.
I think with, with this record of like, just saying in my own words, my view and my perspective on life that kind of in hopes that, it might phrase things in a way for people that they needed to hear or didn't know how to phrase themselves, you know? Um, that was the hope.
And, um, she has like a sentiment in it that, um, Well, she has a lot of different sentiments that inspired me.
So, like, trying to make your art take care of you can lead to, like, really watered down art that is purely, like, putting food on the table.
And I don't blame them because, like, honestly, it is hard not having, like, a security problem.
thank you that that means so much I really appreciate it I guess I just I think the job of an artist is to say what everyone's thinking but no one's able to find the words for and everyone has a different gifting and I think the gift of artists and even in your job like someone who is um curating conversations and who is leading conversations and that's a form of creativity very much as well.
So it's like, you know what I'm saying? When, when you say we say the things that people want to say, but don't know how,
Like when, you know, you're listening to a song and you're like, Oh my gosh, like not to over-reference Casey Musgraves, but like her, her, I remember her song happy and sad.
Like never been able to put words to it when like something is so good that you're all you can think about is when the bad is going to happen up and down of life, you know? And so it's just cool to be able to find this.
I think with, with this record of like, just saying in my own words, my view and my perspective on life that kind of in hopes that, it might phrase things in a way for people that they needed to hear or didn't know how to phrase themselves, you know? Um, that was the hope.
And, um, she has like a sentiment in it that, um, Well, she has a lot of different sentiments that inspired me.
So, like, trying to make your art take care of you can lead to, like, really watered down art that is purely, like, putting food on the table.
And I don't blame them because, like, honestly, it is hard not having, like, a security problem.
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