In this interview on KEXP, Regina Spektor talks to Larry Rose about her latest album, Remember Us to Life, and her journey as an artist. She performs several songs live, including "Grand Hotel," "Black and White," "Older and Taller," and "Bleeding Heart." Regina reflects on the creative process behind her music, especially how becoming a mother influenced the new album and how the songs took on their own timeline. She discusses the collaboration with a Prague orchestra for "Sellers of Flowers" and her evolving approach to music, from her early purist mindset to embracing various genres and sounds. Regina also touches on her Russian roots, her immigration to the U.S., and how her teachers and community shaped her musical path. When asked about the current political climate, she shares her thoughts on human nature, political cycles, and the importance of taking meaningful actions to create positive change in the world.