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Thank you to whoever posted this. Rick Bragg is my favorite author but I was unable to attend I am thrilled that I got to see this conversation.

Congratulations to them both!! 🎉🎉👏👏👏👏👏

That song was a good choice. I saw it after the fact. 👍👍👍 Jason and Michael.

Whatever Brittany does, there is a Brittany-ness to it that makes it very attractive. He's right about the honesty. What Brittany brings to the table is respect for her listener, I think. She gifts us with her truth. She can change up her style any way she wants, she's still going to sound like Brittany. And it's still going to be magnetic.

I need Jason's mama's social media...she's got videos.

I'm not a musician, but from observation, there is a certain level of musician that is in it for the music and has no regard for "persons" at all. They're way beyond ego, just happy to catch a jam. I love being present for something like that.

Congrats, Jason. What a cool honor from your home state! And what an outstanding interviewer. Terrific questions and so well-informed. Kudos to her as well! And I feel the same about Brittany's line "you gotta hold on......"; broke my heart to hear her say she didn't know if she'd live to see adulthood.....powerful work.

Town of the best working musicians/song writers right now.

Love this!

Sooo good.

Sad that W. Kamau Bell hates his black roots so badly.

Check out this collection of stories from "The Box" which travels to the communities in Alabama that host the #Smithsonian exhibit, "The Way We Worked." Hear Alabama's residents in Andalusia, Ashland, Fairhope, Northport, Red Bay and Wetumpka reflect on work, identity, first jobs, life lessons, gender & race, technology & culture.