Sheryl Crow
Summary
Cheryl Crow discusses her new album, *Pick You Up*, and reflects on her career, including her early work as a background singer for Michael Jackson and the sexual harassment she endured during that tour. She opens up about her battles with depression and cancer, describing how music has served as both a source of identity and a vital coping mechanism. Crow also shares personal anecdotes, such as advice from Bob Dylan during a period of writer's block and her decision to relocate to Nashville for a more grounded life. The episode concludes with a review of the new Netflix series *My Sad Dead…
Topics discussed
Introduction and Cheryl Crow's career overview
New album 'Pick You Up' and themes of connection
Discussing the song 'Freight Train' and loneliness
Anecdotes from the Michael Jackson 'Bad' tour
Reflections on power, ego, and manipulation
Debut album 'Tuesday Night Music Club' and 'I Shall Believe'
Sexual harassment and seeking therapy after the tour
Bob Dylan's advice on overcoming writer's block
The 'Globe Sessions' album and moving to New York
Mental health crisis in a Boston hotel room
The origin story of the song 'Weather Channel'
Moving to Nashville and finding a gentler environment
Life in Nashville, marriage, and adoption
Gratitude for playing hits and performing 'Strong Enough'
Family influences and the song 'We Do What We Can'
Review of the Netflix series 'My Sad Dead'
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