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Watch our recording of the live stream of Krista's interview with the artist at Orchestra Hall in downtown Minneapolis.
As the daughter of Johnny Cash, singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash describes her life as one "circumscribed by music." But, it's through her love of language and quantum mechanics that she's finding new sources of creativity and mathematical ways to think about the divine. The mother of five shares her perspectives on being present, Twitter as a "boot camp for songwriters," and how she wrestles with love and grief through her music.
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my story seems to long to tell you...so in a short way: i know your clear and wonderful voice of singing and i love all of your simple ways of living..! many loving greetings from bremen,near garlstedt, a simple man ! god bless you !
I heard Rosanne speaking with Krista Tippett on the show On Being. I was moved to write a very bad poem in response to something Rosanne said (living with the questions) and to the image in the song, God is in the Roses. Those words made me think of a student of mine, a second grader, whom I've worked with for three years. As a kindergartner he was paralyzed with fear in case he made a mistake as a reader, writer, human being. Now he's asking questions about everything he reads or hears. I wrote this about him (definitely a draft, still in process)--inspired by Rosanne's lines. A Poem for Parker You're living with the questions now asking what and how and why and when you do, you lose the fear of having to be right. You fly above your doubt and wonder. Your eyes grow round instead of squinched. You lean forward to see the roses and the thorns. You reach out to touch life with your finger. Intrigued by the drop of red that appears.
I am not very familiar with Ms. Cash's work but I was struck during the interview by her humility in saying things like "our math is like a toddler's". It's interesting to me how we can take exactly the same factual insight and spin it into completely opposite emotional experiences. David G. Hartwell, the editor of the New York Review of Science Fiction, once wrote in the introduction to one of his anthologies:
Awe plus love equals wonder;
Awe plus fear equals horror.
I don't know if that was his formula, or if he borrowed it from someone else, but it's always stuck with me.
Ms. Cash looks at the overwhelming complexity of the universe, which no three-pound brain is ever going to grasp, and apparently pretty consistently chooses wonder. H.P. Lovecraft, who weirdly featured in more than one of my Christmas presents, took the exact same factual insight and pretty consistently chose horror. Neither is wrong, of course. There's plenty of both to go around. It's the choosing that interests me. Is it basic personality? Force of will and training, as last week's Dalai Lama interview might suggest?
I guess that's why I'm still such a fan of her father Johnny Cash (who I got to see perform live, one time, at the Lilac Festival in Rochester, NY, of all places). He understood and maybe even embraced both darkness and light, like a Taoist. Not always successfully, to his and his family's great cost, but unlike a lot of other religious people, he always admitted that the darkness was there, and that it wasn't going to go away or turn into light just because we want it to. He could even laugh about it. Listen to "The Beast in Me," off 'American Recordings.' There's a couple of verbal winks in there, along with a lot of honesty and humility.
Thanks for the show.
I came in to the show part way through last night, driving home from spending the evening with the 20 year old son of a friend who died in an accident the day before Christmas. Trying to come to terms with the sudden unexpected loss. Setting up the history of her life when we'd lost touch nearly 5 years ago. Trying to figure out how to help him parent his disabled older brother. Taking over the mishmash of paperwork that marks a life. How to find out who and what was important to her. Little parenting-like things - collecting the names of those who help so we can thank them later. Answering the door to a woman from a local church with another big bowl of food and promises to bring food from their church for weeks to come. And feeling the enormity of the tasks ahead.
The show was a beautiful way for me to reconnect into the deep. Time traveling is the term I had just used at the funeral of the other friend we lost this week. 27 years of friendship and distance and memories, and suddenly, the dead were riding along side of us while we traveled. Time and distance and hurt and joy all came together.
I too have struggled with brain troubles, surgeries, and wondering if I'd ever speak again; with being the bright one, but a little north of normal. I fight tears as I listen to the show and the music and identify so strongly.
I didn't know it was Roseanne Cash until late into listening. I just knew it was a fellow human who had depth, and I thank the timing of the stars for the moments that helped refill the bucket of my soul. Too low last night, but refilling on that drive home, and hours since. This too shall pass, I know. Thank you and Roseanne Cash, for sharing the truth of her self, and for helping comfort this wandering soul. Coincidental life needed a chance last night and showed me again how pieces can drop into place sometimes.
Rosanne stands tall w/o the name Cash behind her.
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Very moving. Am at a loss with words. Deeply moved when she sang "God Is In The Roses."
(This is the blog post I wrote after listening to and thinking about the conversation with Roseanne Cash. The original post is here: http://mindfulmusictherapist.blogspot.com/2012/01/beautiful-and-thought-...)
From the transcript of the January 15th, 2012 On Being episode in which Krista Tippett interviewed singer/songwriter/author Roseanne Cash.
Ms. Cash: Sure. You know when I first became a performer, I was so anxious about it and it took me a long time to grow into it, because I thought that being a performer was about getting a lot of attention and I didn't want that much attention. I liked the writer's life. I liked the privacy and the solitude and being inside my own little mind cave. And over time I realized that it's not about the attention, it's about the energy exchange. I'm doing something for them, but they're doing something for me too, you know? And there's no hierarchy really. It's — and some nights that exchange is so beautiful, you know, I can feel my own energy stretching out to the far reaches of the room and theirs coming back. And there's something sublime about it, and also the temporal nature of it that at the end of the night it's over.
Ms. Tippett: Right.
Ms. Cash: It's like a monk's sand painting, it's wiped clean. And so you can't grab it, you know, which is part of the — the mystical beauty of it. You can't repeat it. You know, the next night might be just awful, like, your energy might not expand beyond two feet beyond you and they are not giving you anything and it doesn't work, but you know, that's the way life is.Ms. Tippett: Yeah, it's that spiritual discipline of knowing impermanence.Ms. Cash: Knowing impermanence and showing up even though you don't know what's going to happen.
I love that!
"...showing up even though you don't know what's going to happen."
Isn't that gorgeous?Aside from the fact that it was just...overall, a beautiful conversation about creativity and music and spirituality and how it all melds together, this particular snippet just captured my attention instantly.
Here's what I loved about it:
First, it is so absolutely descriptive of my daily experience as a more or less psychodynamically-oriented, relationally-focused music therapist. I am not (really, I am NOT), by nature, what one would call a "flexible" human being. However, many years of practicing music therapy using this approach (and taking part in my own therapy, of course) has gotten me to a point where "showing up even though you don't know what's going to happen" has become okay. It's a concept I've grown into and have come to embrace with a comfortableness I would never have imagined for myself.
Second, I was drawn in by Roseanne Cash's sharing of her struggle, as a musician and as a writer (basically, as an artist), to come to terms with her art- playing, performing, being musically present, which artistic voice to choose, and what all of that means to her.
Periodically, people will ask me, "Does one have to be a good musician to be a music therapist?" And, until very recently, I've always responded with what my clinical supervisor has said to me, which is: "Well, the more accomplished you are as a musician, the more you have to offer your clients." And that still makes sense to me.
But, in a recent email conversation with my colleague, Brian Abrams (who just had a terrific article published in the Arts in Psychotherapy journal), I realized that not only do we, as music therapists, benefit greatly from this type of engagement with our experience as artists and musical beings, but, on some level, maybe because of our chosen professions, we actually need to go through that kind of a struggle.
Put another way, I think a willingness to come to terms with our own sense of what it means to be a musical self and building an identity as musicians and artists enables us to be present to our clients in a more profound, authentic, and meaningful way.
You might even say it prepares us to "...show up even though [we] don't know what's going to happen."
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I'm having problems downloading this episode's MP3 in particular. All the others have downloaded fine. Anyone else having the same issue?
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Hi Nick. I'm looking into this issue. Thank you for notifying us. In the meantime, here's the URL for the mp3 file, which should allow you to download it: http://download.publicradio.org/podcast/being/programs/2012/01/05/201201.... All the best and more to come.
I wake to On Being on Sunday
I wake to On Being on Sunday's at 6 am. It sets the stage for my day and week to come. Rosanne will keep me filled for years. Thank you.
My father died 13 years ago
My father died 13 years ago and I miss him every day. The song "September When it Comes" that Rosanne recorded with her father on the Rules of Travel album made me weep as I listend to it. It reminded me of my father's last years when he was physically limited, his spirit strong and his acceptance of limitations and impending death. Thank you Rosanne. I love your albums and can't wait for more of The List.
Perfect. No other word
Perfect. No other word suffices. Thank you!
I first listened to this
I first listened to this edited interview from the archive. I was so impressed and intrigued that I watched the extended video interview. I then went and bought a copy of the album "Black Cadillac". This weekend the edited interview was rebroadcast on our local NPR station and my wife and I listened to it together. After listening to it again, I have a couple of observations. First, I think Rosanne gave us all an incredible gift with the two songs that she performed during the video interview. In particular, "God is In the Roses" is so much more appropriate and beautiful as presented in that video than the version published on the album. The intimacy and vulnerablilty of that performance just blows me away. Her performance of "Unseen World" is closer to what appears on the album but, stll, the intimacy of just her and the six-string is so appropriate to that song as well.
Also, I have to give credit to Trent Gilliss for the beautiful way that he edited the song "God is In the Roses" into the conversation for the edited interview. It did not strike me the first time I listened to it, but this weekend I could not help but notice how well he used that song to frame a very special part of the conversation. I must admit that, when I first came across this interview in the archive, my expectations were fairly low. But I can now freely admit just how far off the mark that my expectations were. This was a truly remarkable conversation that I found deeply meaningful on many levels.
Ross, thank you for taking
Ross, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.They're much appreciated, and we're glad you enjoyed the weaving of song and conversation!
Thank you sooooo much for
Thank you sooooo much for this! It is so hard to explain to people that going from being a Physical Chemist to being an Artist isn't really much of a jump. Finally, I can direct people to your podcast and hope they get it. Very eloquent explanation from Rosanne.
When Roseanne spoke of her
When Roseanne spoke of her youth, being raised Catholic, and how sin weighed her down so, I was sad. I understand the Catholic church's idea of sin, but there are other views of sin. I watch Brian Swimme's DVD Journey of the Universe and think how the universe is 14 billion years old, and the idea of sin has only been around about 2,000 years. From a scientist's point of view, there is no sin - there are only emotions and behaviors and thoughts that evolved in our ancestors, helped them survive, and are now passed on to us. Now a Catholic might feel bad about his gluttony, but gluttony was a very useful desire and behavior back in the times when our ancestors had to make it through famines. A scientist might be thankful our ancestors evolved gluttony since gluttony probably helped our ancestors survive. Without gluttony, our ancestors might not have eaton enough to make it through times of famine, and we might not be here to enjoy Roseanne Cash. One might think that being a scientist might mean one must give up the idea of God, but that is not true. Kenneth Miller is a scientist and professor of biology at Brown University, and he writes how he believes in God and science in his book Finding Darwin's God.
Hopefully we will one day accept our selfish "sinful" ways as gifts from our ancestors which helped them survive - but hopefully we will also evolve to be more generous with each other and form communities as healthy and successful as the community of our cells.
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This is one of the best homework assignments that I have done where I enjoyed the content. I am attending North Hennepin Community College and I am taking a Philosophy class. Below is my contribution to class that I would like to share:
"I listened to the August 9th broadcast of the Roseanne Cash-Time Traveler. Roseanne Cash is the daughter of musician Johnny Cash and she is a mother of 5 who is also a performer \song writer. "Time Travel" is a phrase the Roseanne "likes and gives new meaning", according to Krista Tippett.
During the broadcast Roseanne describes both her parents as religious. Her mother was a devote Catholic and her father was Baptist. During the divorce her mother had Johnny Cash sign a document that said that he would continue to take her to church on Sundays when they were visiting their father. He of course agreed to this but after some time Roseanne told her dad that she wanted to stop going to church and even though Johnny had a moral dilemma about this he agreed to let Roseanne make her own decision about going to church.
Roseanne didn't want to become a performer like her father; in fact, there is a line her book ""A life circumscribed by music" which she thought best described her upbringing. Roseanne would have her mother drop her at the library since she loved writing. Roseanne liked her private life of writing until she joined her father's tour. Watching her father at work on stage was watching him be his best and Roseanne saw performing as a job with the hard work of showing up for each and every performance. According to Roseanne "if art and music were the religion, then hard work was the, you know, the dogma".
This interview took place at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis and I chose it because I enjoy the music of Johnny Cash."
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One year after Renee Rivera began a Victor fitness class, and a lifestyle change, she's never felt — or looked — better. The 51-year-old wife and mother of two has shed 75 pounds and isn't looking back.
"I did it all through menopause and everything," she said with pride. "You can definitely trick your metabolism."
Rivera does just that six days a week with a morning power walk on the treadmill, then another power walk at Eastview Mall on her lunch break. In the evenings, she shakes things up with a rotation of kickboxing, spinning, core training and working out with free weights, the step machine or the rower.
The biggest payoff has been when she shops for clothes — no easy task when she weighed more than 200 pounds. Now she can "go into any store and buy just about anything" — something she loves to do, now that she feels healthier and more energetic, and likes what she sees in the mirror.
Another payoff Rivera, of Farmington, experienced was a reduction in blood pressure, which was extremely high before last January. Since that time, she's been taken off all medications, and she feels like a million bucks.
"A year ago, I can't believe how unhealthy I ate," she said. "Now I don't eat processed foods — everything is fresh. It's a good diet and a good way of life."
Stay on 'the outside'
Rivera said her taste buds have changed considerably since she's been eating "clean," and on those occasions when she does treat herself to a "cheat meal," it leaves her feeling more ill than indulgent.
A healthy diet does not mean spending more money, Rivera insists.
"If you go to Wegmans," she says, "everything that's healthy for you comes in family packs — frozen vegetables, meat, chicken breasts, fresh veggies. And you'd be surprised how quickly you can make a healthy meal."
Rivera plans out her family's meals for the whole week, so nothing is left to chance. She also advises people to avoid shopping "in the middle of the store," where most of the processed foods are. Except for peanut butter, brown rice, and oatmeal, she says, they should stay "on the outside" perimeter of the store.
Diet or exercise alone won't work — it's a combination of both, she said. And according to her, 51 is the perfect age to make a new start, "to show we can do it."
"I work crazy hours, and two jobs — I get it," Rivera said. "But I still manage to get up in the morning and work out."
People should always be growing, starting new things, adding a new aspect to life, Rivera said, adding that another thing she's gained from losing are friendships. When Friday night rolls around, she wouldn't dream of missing the standing workout date she has with her two "new" best friends.
Page 2 of 3 - "When people see anyone my age who can do it, it encourages them to start," said Rivera.
It's not going to happen overnight, she warned — it takes time. Rivera said she lost inches much faster than she did pounds, and urged people to "pick a clothes size you want to be in, not a weight you want to reach."
Since that first class in January, she's been able to tell her story to many people, and share her diet and recipes. She loves any chance to encourage others the way she's been encouraged, and "touch people's lives and make a difference."
"I want to live long enough to see grandchildren and great grandchildren," said Rivera. "I want to prove myself."
'The right mindset'
Thanks to a birthday gift from her daughter Ashley Rivera, Renee now embraces a healthier lifestyle. But it was actually Ashley's dad and Renee's husband, John Rivera, who got the ball rolling in the first place.
Almost two years ago, 26-year-old Ashley Rivera was in not much better shape than her mother. A constant battle with weight and depression had her in a choke-hold that showed no signs of letting go.
"I was definitely obese — about 200 pounds," said Ashley. "You don't realize how terrible you feel until you lose the weight."
In April 2012 she reluctantly agreed to visit the gym with her dad, who was already locked into a regular workout routine.
Wearing size 18 clothing then, Ashley now wears size 0 or 4, and is a competitive natural body-builder who works a full time job and attends school full time. She's energetic, enjoys a better outlook, and has "more good days than bad days."
Ashley said her success in Charlene Teague's Trans"Form" class not only helped her drop pant sizes, but also helped her gain the confidence and inner strength she needed — enough so that she recruited her mom to join as well.
In the beginning, it's hard to make healthy food choices, Ashley said, and harder still when your social life is working against you.
"When you go out with friends, you eat or drink," she said. "So you either have to get your friends to jump on board with you, or you have to be strong enough stand up and put up with the pressure. It's not easy."
Eventually you meet new people along the way who share the same lifestyle as you, she said, and you bond over that. Eating healthfully isn't really a diet, she said. It's a new way of life — one that doesn't have to be expensive.
"I'm cheap," said the college student, who has learned to live on a budget. "You can make a huge meal for four people for $15 with a pack of chicken breasts, tons of veggies, brown rice, and sweet potatoes."
Page 3 of 3 - Ashley tackles her grocery shopping with as much muscle as she lifts weights, spending about two hours each week going to three or more grocery stores to find the best products and prices. She also measures out a daily intake of 1,800 calories, 60 grams fat, 160 grams proteins, and 140 grams carbohydrates. It's not a formula that works for everyone, but it supports her muscles for weightlifting.
"I look for what's on sale and plan my meals for the week — then I have no excuses," she said. BJ's is her go-to place for eggs, produce, frozen veggies and meat. Wegmans has specialty produce, affordable meats and Greek yogurt. Walmart is good for condiments, peanut butter, and "all the extras."
For those on a budget, gym costs don't need to keep you from working out. Ashley recommends checking Pinterest and YouTube for "tons of workouts to do at home."
"You need to get into the right mindset and be a little bit selfish — think about yourself," Ashley said. "Try to get rid of the negative things in your life, think of the positive things, and everything else will come a little bit easier."
Two years after walking into the gym for the first time with her dad, Ashley continues to stay on track with her training and diet. She teaches a spinning class and is working on getting her personal training certification. In October, she competed in her second natural bodybuilding competition and took first place.
"I am proud to see the hard work they both have put into this," said John Rivera of his wife and daughter. "They really committed themselves to a healthy lifestyle of eating clean, and exercise, with the help of Charlene. And, they have achieved the goals they have set for themselves!"


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