I've never had the money to become a patron, so THANKYOU to everyone who is in a situation to support Amanda's art and chooses to do so. Because of you, I'm able to experience things I would never have seen otherwise. Today, I'm sending you love

@amandapalmer

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. Thank you for actually saying this, Ant. I keep having to explain to people that Patreon is not a "fan club" and it doesn't base itself around an idea of "exclusive content". It's the opposite. It's an incredible eco-system which allows people with the means to support and contribute to me and my team, so that people who cannot contribute can still access the content for free. I hate paywalls, I abhor corporate sponsorship, and I don't ever want to put my art on a shelf that only the rich can reach. What I love most about patreon is that everybody who uses it, GETS IT. I almost never see patrons complain to me that they want more "exclusivity". It's not about that. It's about supporting the artists you love so that EVERYBODY can have the art. So thank you for saying it. I know it'll mean a lot to the patrons who know it, but don't often hear it.

@giualonso

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! I hope you'll soon get to join us in our weird little family, but even if not, glad to see you, fellow human!

@Hayley1518

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, Ant! I'm so thankful too! Can't wait to be in a place to contribute to her patron. After all these years, I've recently bought my first Dresden Dolls album though! 😆

@loretogestoso6218

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ant for remind it to us. Thank you Patreons!

@lisahowe7449

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandapalmer The way I think of it is us patrons are crowdfunding for everyone! I love finally having a chance to pay forward all the times I got funding for something or free tickets or whatever. Thanks to Amanda for coming up with this brilliant model where everyone gets to come to the shows.

I once was having a conversation with my friend and he mentioned he'd seen something on KZread about Lucy Lawless. I said it was too bad she wasn't allowed in the U.S. anymore. Hook baited, he sincerely asked, "Wait, what? Why isn't she allowed in the U.S. anymore?" Xenaphobia. I think he wanted to hurt me.

@Matthew-ve7uv

3 жыл бұрын

It was a truly lawless administration.

@larisazambonekocic5529

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@nodiggity9472

3 жыл бұрын

After a joke that bad, *I* want to hurt you too.

@leif1075

3 жыл бұрын

I thought I was original when I came up with that..but my version is what is an irrational fear of Lucy Lawless called.

O wow, I don’t know if I should be jealous of Amanda for meeting Lucy, or jealous of Lucy for meeting Amanda

@te9591

3 жыл бұрын

Jealous of amanda meeting lucy.

@nessaarandur7740

3 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure Neil wins in this Lucy-Amanda sandwich and we all win for getting to see it.

@shumeister1059

3 жыл бұрын

You can already just be fortunate to see them both here!

Lucy is a true gem. What Amanda described as her mamma-bear nurturing is so true… her sons came to my son’s birthday party in 2006, which coincided with a very hard period in my life. She was just a champ, with the lightest, most uplifting touch. She’s an amazing human being. It warms my heart and brings tears to my eyes to hear Amanda talk about how she helped lighten the load and guide you through the darkness. That was a supremely wonderful thing to watch. I still think Amanda & Neil have truly earned aplomb as the royalty of the internet.

I need to say this. This may be one of the most inspiring and honest interviews I've ever seen. I'm sitting here in silence after watching this still processing everything that was said by you and Neil.. And I've suddenly realised that despite the isolation that I along with so many others around the world have experienced I havent allowed silence to be a guide.. I don't know if I'm making sense but for the first time in years tonight I'm letting that speak. And it's so good for the soul.. And it's because of you two. Thank you. Just thank you.

I remember when I was 12 and found out Amanda through her band The Dresden Dolls, later on I fell in love with Good Omens by Neil and when I found out my favorite artists were married I felt like a kid on Christmas, now I'm 18 and still a huge fan of both of their works! So good to see them on an interview!

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

Oof, this didn't age well.

@silversmoke6

2 жыл бұрын

@@SirBlackReeds why?

@smirbelbirbel

Жыл бұрын

@@silversmoke6 I wouldn't say it didn't age well as such. They are getting divorced now, which makes me very sad as well. But that doesn't mean their relationship wasn't wonderful for what it was. They both continue to be incredible people and I don't think they took this decision lightly. They will continue to be in each other's and their kid's life.

@011silbermond

Жыл бұрын

@@smirbelbirbel Oh gooosh, so much for until death do us part... but, no, I will cry a few tears now and say to myself, because I feel that it´s true: divorce is not the end! It´s just not. After growing up with an Tori Amos album in one hand and a book of Neil in the other, I say, let´s see what the future brings! It´s not the end until it ends.

Hey, I was there in the audience! It was a great night, nice to be able to relive it here.

These questions were EXCELLENT. Can Lucy host every interview ever, in the whole world, from now on please 🙏🏻

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

These questions *are* excellent! I was blown away by her lack of hesitation to pose the penetrating follow-up!

Wow. It’s almost like two interviews with two different people but at the same time it’s an integrated whole. With oodles of space for each individual but they’re connected. Surreal. Great!

I’ve always loved Lucy Lawless. This is great, she is a wonderful interviewer & coming across as everyone’s “mom”.

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Katie, hope you’re good 😌👋

Lucy Lawless should moderate all interviews forever more! Brilliant questions! And I learned so much about you, Amanda, and Neil, because you were vulnerable and authentic. Thank you

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Jenna, hope you’re good 😌👋

Neil is becoming more and more like Morpheus as he ages.

I envy everyone who can write straight from their mind, I cannot do that at all. Amazing.

Oh, man! Feature length interview with three of my favorites!? And it's not even my birthday!

What a wonderful conversation, so many great insights. And what a great interviewer Lucy Lawless is. She understands it's about great questions and follow up, not about making her look good but enabling her guests to be their best selves.

this is helping me, the last few months have been stupid, I started design school and the rest of my life decided to shit the bed around the same time, and this isn't my first creative career, and this is a reminder to tough it out. namaste

Stories are for remembering what happened, fiction is for realizing what could be. I think.

I feel lucky enough to have seen Amanda in Portland, OR for the Art of Asking tour. Also, to have been gifted one of Neil’s airport books from a dear friend. This is a really lovely interview. 💜

I love Neil and Amanda, and this is a wonderful interview - but I also have to give huge props to Lucy and her interviewing style. She was perfect!

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

She would have been if she gave Palmer a proper roasting.

Omg! Amanda strummed out that first few notes on her ukelele and I knew what was coming. I knew the song she was going to sing and I knew Neil was going to come out and sing with her. 9 minutes in and I'm already bawling! This is going to be so great!!

WOW! In addition to the amazing insights from Neil and Amanda, I had no idea Lucy is such a compelling interviewer. Thank you all for bringing this to life. Good Omens, Xena, and Drowning in the Sound all together.

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

I already knew that Amanda and Neil would impress anyone who had not heard them before, but I wasn't expecting that Lucy Lawless would be so smart... and sharp! Somebody wrote somewhere else in these comments that "Lucy Lawless should do all interviews, everywhere" (or words to that extent). I have to agree!

I saw Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman live a few years back. Hope they do that kind of show again.

@Judepvd

3 жыл бұрын

I saw them as well. Amanda was like 7 months pregnant, so like 6 years ago now?

@beansworth

3 жыл бұрын

I saw her show in Minneapolis in 2016. Neil came on and read a poem. Beautiful show, but she was very much affected the twin tragedies of the US election and the death of Leonard Cohen.

thank you for this video. it was so nice and calming to hear you all talk. i feel a little bad for not paying you to get this kind of content. i always view videos of you on youtube and you give my life so much. thank you very much for this. i have no person like you in my life and feel lonely most of the time. hearing this made me feel taking part in the conversation and be there in person. thank you. thank you!

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

Come join us on the Patreon, Matthias! It's a great community, full of supportive people, and you can participate for as little as $1 USD per month (plus tax). www.patreon.com/amandapalmer

This is so wonderful. I just had surgery the other day and this is exactly what I needed to help my recovery. Thank you, you wonderful people. Much love to you from Christchurch. ❤️

This was such relaxing and inspiring watch. Thanks to all involved for letting us watch. Proud Patreon supporter here! 💚

I went back and forth about flying up to Auckland to attend this and other writers festival events. I'm supposed to be putting every cent towards saving for a deposit on an apartment...but I went YOLO, when else will I see Amanda and Neil live in New. Zealand? It was and inspiring interview and I had the best trip. Neil's 5 hour signing queue was an experience I will never forget and I loved your session on the Sunday (thank-you kind queue friends who saved my place while I skipped put to see Amanda's session!). So thankful to the Patreons that mean I can watch this again! I look forward to joining next month once the credit card for the trip has been cleared!

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, how lucky you were -- and how dogged, too! (You had to fly from the South Island, I take it?) 5-hour signing queue, oh my! PS You can join Amanda's Patreon for as little as $1 USD per month, plus VAT.

@allybeetulk1457

3 жыл бұрын

@@LauraMorland 😃 I was lucky and very glad I took the opportunity while it was there. I am in the North Island but the very bottom and it would be an 11 hour drive so fly it was - only 1 hour then! Maybe they thought there would be less people to queue in NZ.....still tons of Neil fans here! Oh there's a tier that low? Woo!

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

@@allybeetulk1457 Yeah, Amanda wants to include *everyone* in her community! www.patreon.com/amandapalmer/ If you sign up, you can "cap" your gift at any number of "things" per month, e.g., "1". So it really IS $1 per month, plus VAT. (Amanda is always encouraging us to "cap, cap, cap..." she doesn't want anyone to pay more than they can handle. If you should choose not to cap, Amanda usually does three "things" per month, so your monthly contribution would be $3 (plus VAT).)

Just finished watching Niel, Lucy and your wonderful self in conversation. It was blissfully wonderful. Really great, thank ( the three of ) you so much. Much love from Australia - just across the water !

Yesterday was my birthday. So this was just a treat. I'm a brazilian, so... yeah, watching this was kinda bittersweet, you know? Like... Don't get me wrong, I loved watching Amanda and Neil talking, but man... watching those 1200 people together on this theatre? Without masks? That hurts. That hurts because it shows me the reality of most places, where the pandemic was taken seriously. It's 2 in the morning now and I have no idea why I'm writing this. Anyways. I love you guys.

@allybeetulk1457

3 жыл бұрын

Happy birthday! 🎂 love and thoughts to you and all the places in the world still under restrictions. We are very lucky in New Zealand to have the Government we do (though so many here keep complaining saying we are being "kept imprisoned" and need to open the borders....🙄🤡. Much love, from one of the 1200.

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for what's happened in Brazil. But even watching this video in the U.S., or in France (where I live now), seeing 1200 people sitting close together unmasked was a physical shock. Feliz aniversário !

@djmikio

3 жыл бұрын

Believe me, few countries have escaped this decade without making some kind of monumental, disastrous mistake, so we all understand this. It is so tragic that Brazil is paying such a terrible price for its share of our current confusion. Sending love and support to you. your family and the people of Brazil.

@mungiuri

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you. Happy birthday!

@shumeister1059

3 жыл бұрын

Happy birthday Gemini from Brazil! This pandemic has exposed a lot of things I never expected around the world. I hope you can rise out of this wiser and stronger, with a fresh perspective.

This was such a nice interview to watch, thank you.

This was great! Thank you for sharing.

Wonderful. Thanks to everyone who made this possible.

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Helen, hope you’re good 😌👋

Thank you! It was a joy to watch.

Two wonderfully creative people talking with their friend and sharing with the rest of us. Thank-you.

@constancemiller3753

2 жыл бұрын

A therapy session with an audience.

Thank you so much Amanda for putting this out. I'm a pretty new Patron and your content fills me up in a way that I've not felt for a long long time. You make me feel less afraid of being me, and that is improving my life immeasurably.

Thank you for this.

I'm rereading the Art of Asking out loud to the 3rd person now after reading it for myself years ago and I would LOVE a book about dealing with hatred.

Proud Patreon Patron of AFP for some time now, I just watched this through, something my societal reintroduction squirrel brain has not been able to do in what seems like a long time. Thank you Lucy, Neil and Amanda!

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

"High Five," fellow Proud Patreon Patron of AFP!

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Cyn Hanrahan, hope you’re good 😌👋

Sooo good! Listening for the second time today. Thank you for sharing!! Xox

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Dianah, hope you’re good 😌👋

I want to write more. But, for now, just Thank You for this. Terrific.

13:20 "It is not a life decision, we just need to pick a restaurant." 😅

I really needed this, thank you so much for sharing ❤️

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Alice, hope you’re good 😌👋

Oh wow I envy the Kiwis when I see the people in the audience. No masks. No distancing. Like back in the days. I wish it was like this in Europe.

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

News flash: she pissed off much of New Zealand. She was egotistical enough to think that everyone would believe her false claim about New Zealanders applauding her simply because she's American.

Oh I loved this so much thank you for this - you both inspire me and both move me and make me laugh so much.

Two very talented folks. Have loved Amanda since early 2000s and Neil since mid 90s. What a great interpersonal, introspective interview. Enjoyed watching. Love seeing y'all sing together ole tunes. Ty.....

Great interview! When I visited NZ from Australia a few years ago I went to Bethell's Beach specifically because that's where Xena was mostly filmed. Absolutely beautiful! Great experience! Beautiful country and people.

Loved this. Thank you.

One of my former partners and I were both writers. We both wrote short stories, and both of us had the same editing ideas -- we didn't like being too verbose. The simpler the sentence, the better. That was just how her mind worked. And for me, I was heavily influenced by spoken word and some authors who were able to let the absence of words speak as much as the presence of words. Outside of writing, we couldn't have been more different. My musical taste is wide. Hers was very limited. She needed order, I was happy with anything goes. Our differences ultimately meant we weren't a good match. Some of those bridges couldn't be built. But where bridges were built were some of the most fantastic parts of the relationship. To date it's the only relationship I've had that ended on good, mutual, terms. There were definitely parts that we could have made more effort in, but I don't think either of us regret the outcome. The relationship between what you have in common and what you don't is always a bit of a wild ride, but it's a damn fun one while you're on it.

Ok Hear me Out... Xena Reboot with Neil writing the script and Amanda writing the soundtrack...

@torbjornkallstrom2316

3 жыл бұрын

It would be extremely weird but probably also pretty awesome :P

@nessaarandur7740

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, that would be weird as fuck but I'm down for it.

@MeriDoug

3 жыл бұрын

Take my wallet!

@UNITEDJACKSONSFANS

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting 🧐

@cathyortiz1280

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! At this point, Xena & Gabriel would be happily married. Then something happens to make her defend something.

Very inspiring indeed. Could have listened to many more hours of that beautiful conversation 🧡

Thank you for sharing, Amanda. Peace be with you, cheers.

i discovered the dresden dolls when i was 16 their music got me through so many bad times but also so many good times and amanda as a person with her solo work has guided me through the past 16 years

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

That is so heartwarming! Are you on her Patreon too? (Like me, I mean.)

@MatOfTheDead

3 жыл бұрын

@@LauraMorland not yet im gonna sign up soon

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

@@MatOfTheDead Super! I just shared the link with somebody else, and so it's still on my 'clipboard', if it helps: www.patreon.com/amandapalmer (You can join for as little as $1 USD per month.)

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

You should really take a moment to reflect. If Amanda's guiding you then your destination is hellfire. Seriously, she's a polarizing figure in the industry for good reason: she used money her fans gave her for a show and used it to pay off personal debts, she expected local musicians to accept beer and hugs as payment for their time instead of money, her patron knew of her divorce to Neil Gaiman before _he_ did, she stalked and harassed a reporter to the extent you'd expect to see from a male executive, she repeatedly recites pseudointellectual drivel, and that's not even half of the skeletons in her creaky closet.

A lovely and intelligent discussion among interesting people, at a stage in their lives and with recent experiences that seem to have given them a level of comfort in having this type of public sharing, with a fun emcee as well

Listening to this was a privilege. I am grateful that you are both fearless and tenacious enough to continue to interact on social media, despite the slings and arrows. It allows those of us who are deeply respectful of your work, art and humanity to continue to listen, learn and share insights into your lives together. Thank you. ❤

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Jacqueline, hope you’re good 😌👋

You and Neil are my favorite three people. My tiki uke gets played and my nightmares are written down because of you

Terrific piece. I especially appreciated he conversation on silence and on talk poppy syndrome, something every working class Scot with any success is very familiar with.

My husband is by chance watching Spartacus in another room as this video plays. Lucy was soooo brilliant on that show.

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Mary, hope you’re good 😌👋

Thank you Ghostof42 for introducing me to AFP all those years ago. Anytime I hear her I’m reminded of how amazing you are.

Another day in wonderland 🎨🧩🕯️🧬🔧💌🔎🔮🗝️⚠️🚸♻️⬆️↕️⤵️🔄☮️♥️

They finished the song and I started to clap as an idiot in front of my computer, that's how heartwarming that was.

hey that was amazing♥

Filling the senses, the voids and all the sense that it makes. Great company listening to you both . Thank you.💗

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Birgit, hope you’re good 😌👋

@birgitsolvstendalpoimguede400

Жыл бұрын

@@raymondwestley332 as good as the music is each day with all the different tones . Thank you for asking.

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

@@birgitsolvstendalpoimguede400 You’re welcome 😇. I was going through all the comments when i came across your profile picture, you really looking good. Your charming smile 😊 can easily melt the heart ❤️ of an angry 😡 gods 👹. It’s a pleasure meeting you!!

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

@@birgitsolvstendalpoimguede400 Where are you from and how is everything going with you over there?

These two gave me a feeling of belonging and amplified the courage of my creative spirit. I've always been most comfortable in the realm of fresh ideas and expressing them. 2022 was a landmark year because I finally qualified on my "tax records" as Independent Artist! I am owning that. Amanda, you have an audience for that dark non-fiction book.

Amanda, I've been so very proud to be a Patreon supporter from the beginning and to watch you go through what has been a very public and private journey to get where you are and to be as healthy as you are. Bravo!

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations to *you* ! I've been a Patreon supporter since 2016... when was "the beginning'?

@SirBlackReeds

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't bother you that she misused money she made from that platform? The Art of Asking is a literal interpretation of "ask and ye shall receive."

@raymondwestley332

Жыл бұрын

Hello Caren, hope you’re good 😌👋

This would make an amazing series with different interviewers. Seriously! I remember when you and Neil were doing something like this in NY and I was so bummed that I couldn't afford the trip. You could tour it and come to DENVER! Loved it so much didn't want it to end.

@morgansingleton7090

3 жыл бұрын

TV series I mean.

What I love about Neil the most is his positively about making anyone believe after hearing him that anyone can be a writer to! And now I am a author! And I owe that success to Neil's you tube videos! Plus miss Neil's wife is amazing too. They are well suited for each other!

Totally get the being discombobulated and totally frustrated about not getting to eat dinner, when that's what you've been anticipating. I'd be in a bad mood too. Neil Gaiman is quite relatable to me. But I really love that black jumpsuit on Amanda. Can we talk about how perfect that is, along with how she did her hair? 😍

@LauraMorland

3 жыл бұрын

It's an absolutely fabulous dress... or very flowy jumpsuit? Her hair is terrific, too. (I'm used to seeing her hair any which way during her Patreon chats!)

Neil has such a poetic mind. Great interview. I was super excited that Lucy was involved in this. I wanted to call her Xena every time she spoke haha. She was such a huge part of my youth and a really great actress.

Lucy lawless my favorite actress crush 😍 I want see her atleast one time in my life I'm from India

Loved the uke song at the start..i cant believe you got him to sing 😊

Oh my gosh, look at Ash! He's gotten so big! I remember him being just a little tatertot. Ya'll two are just adorable together, and I hope everything in your lives go well!

Omg Lucy Lawless intwrviewing you two? Awwwwww AWESOME

I'm a weirdo from NZ and really appreciate this talk. Your amazing Amanda

I WANT MORE!!!!!!!

Oh this was just perfect thank you. As someone who has spent their life as a political activist and very eccentric person, I lived in Napier, Hawkes Bay for 5 years, until March 2020. I had to get out because the conservatism was going to kill me, and the unfriendliness. So it was nice and healing to hear that it is not only me who struggled with that place. Also really healing to hear this level of honesty as there is not enough of it in the world. Thank you both for being who you are and sharing yourselves with us.

@thedeadd.c.207

3 жыл бұрын

Remember the days when people kept their political views to themselves? When you could be friends with someone, without thinking about what their political views are. When you didn't know who your friends voted for in elections, cause you didn't even think about politics at all. Or was that just me? Cause I miss those days. Bring back the days of people keeping political views private. The world would be a much calmer and better place. I'm not attacking you in anyway by saying this, I'm genuinely intrigued if you remember people keeping their political views private, or if that is literally just me.

@jazminebellx11

3 жыл бұрын

@@thedeadd.c.207 One of the signs of intelligence is debates. Debates and discussions about politics is how change happens in the world. I worked for an NGO that succeeded in getting a law change to happen(The decriminalization of sex work act 2003, New Zealand) This was only able to happen because over the tea cups a group of friends started talking to each other about how we could make the world safer for sex workers. Those discussions lead to an MP making it a private members bill, that was picked out of the ballot and then many years and a hell of a lot of work and polictal talks with all walks of life, we accomplished the law change to happen. That is how democracy works. I am sorry that you have not had a positive experience with political conversations, I hope that chances for you one day. I have and still do not know anyone who does Not know that Everything is polictal.

@allybeetulk1457

3 жыл бұрын

It is so interesting to hear these sides of NZ. I grew up and live in Wellington, full of liberals with a rainbow street crossing. It shocks me sometimes when travelling around NZ just quite how different the views are in some smaller towns. The way an old farmer type spoke about women in a country pub in Southland..... but then you can go to the Coromandel and it is like you are in a 70s hippie camp. New Zealand might be small but it is very different depending on where you are.

@theragoooverlord5021

3 жыл бұрын

Diversity, representation and activism has killed art. It's now the enemy.

Through the Lens of Skye would make a great book title.

I love these two !

Lucy you are amazing!!!

Thank you, Amanda.

Pure art on the scene

Come Baaaaack! We miss Y'All here in the Tri-State Area (USA)....

I disagree with Amanda about art being unnecessary. It is necessary. It is necessary for the artist, it's also necessary for everyone else. Stories for example, we need stories to understand ourselves, we are the only creature (on this planet anyway) that does the magical thing of telling each other stories. Understanding ourselves is necessary and thus stories are necessary as an avenue for helping us, to understand the kind of animal that we are. We also do the same thing with comic books, movies, music, TV and stage plays, we also do it with paintings in many ways. So she is wrong there. As without art we would be very lost, unintellectual and dumb. I do get the point she was trying to make, based on her own personal feelings and thoughts, but art and it's creation and everything in the head of the artist is necessary. It's as necessary as procreation, why? Because we need to make children for the continuation of the species, but also to continue creating and appreciating art. Without Art we have no culture as a species. And without culture, we are not human.

@mayaenglish5424

Жыл бұрын

I think she meant necessary in the strict utilitarian, Food, water, shelter sense. And in that sense she's right, art's absolutely unnecessary, but that's perfectly fine, lot's of things are "Unnecessary" by those terms and are still incredibly important. What she's saying isn't automatically an insult to Art. 1:05:00 ish + or -

Wait... the last time I recall Lucy posing as a journalist, she turned out to be a cylon

Expose it to the light of day the warm sunlight will clean and clear things up very nicely. Good call AP it was enjoyed. Lawless Gaiman and Palmer are good together.

Three of my favorite people! ❤️❤️❤️

*happy noises*

I live amanda and Neil omg

I don't know why, but the fact Amanda actually has normal eyebrows here really threw me off. lol

Anyone else watch Neil speaking and find themselves thinking how adorable it is how much Ash resembles him when he makes certain facial expressions? 😊💙

@upfulsoul826

2 жыл бұрын

Yep they have great body language.

This is the only place I can find Xena warrior princess interviewing Amanda fucking Palmer and the creator of the goddamn Sandman series thanks my dude lol

They are Unicorns! Well said!

Music is nice at the beginning of the video sounds like something from the 90s which is a good thing :)

I love Neil gaiman such a nice man!

I grew up watching Xena, when times are tough I ask myself WWXD. Later in life I found the Dresden dolls and my musical taste was never the same. I’m not sure if my little gay heart can survive an interview of such epic magnitude.

They're back together again? I thought they broke up?

Is this the holy trinity? How are the 3 heaviest influential figures of my life in one room?

@theragoooverlord5021

3 жыл бұрын

You should not worship celebreties or entertainers as they live decrepit lifestyles and hate everyone who are not part of the world's secret elite.

This was an incredible experience and I amsad I wasnt personally there but alas... Three people whom I so respect and admire as artists and as human beings, together in one place, and also being friends nowdays... You return to me the faith in awesome things happening and in humanity! I personally thank to all of Amandas patrons who made this happen ! I cant wait to go back to work to return the favor, so to speak

@mariafagerlund3220

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. If my one dollar a month makes random strangers happy about art they would not otherwise have access to - that's a dollar well spent.

Would have liked to attend.

BTW, I'm not entirely sure that any parent truly knows what they're doing...

Exuberant enthusiasm is not something we do in Aotearoa, I think it's something (among other things) that has lingered from the English. It kind of drives me nuts sometimes, like when I'm somewhere it is very much warranted, but there's just crickets. Having been to the US a couple of times and seeing it on display there is an experience. It made me realise how truly repressed we are lol.

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