Regina Spektor discusses her album Remember Us to Life, exploring themes of motherhood, loss, and optimism. Regina reflects on how becoming a mother has shifted her perspective and increased her appreciation for her own parents' love. She talks about the importance of giving space to both her music and her child, allowing them to grow without imposing too much control. Spektor also opens up about her experience with loss, describing how it has permanently changed her while still maintaining her natural optimism. The conversation touches on her concerns about societal "viruses" like body dysmorphia and political negativity, advocating for education and connection to combat these influences.