Life in the Pacific Northwest
When I met with Liz Walker to talk about songwriting, pretty much the only question I had for her was what she expected to get out of it. What can you do with a song?
I came to the interview with an expectation that musicians either wrote their own songs or they had teams of people who wrote music for them. (Yes, I watched a few episodes of Nashville).
Liz began songwriting because she enjoyed the process and it was another way to share her thoughts and connect with an audience.
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We’ve always played a lot of board games in our household. And heading into this winter, I’m pretty certain we’ll be playing a lot of classic board games. It is a stay-at-home pandemic after all.
Halloween marks the halfway point between the fall equinox and the winter solstice. It is a celebration to mark the end of the harvest and the beginning of the winter season.
When I found out that my friend Liz Walker placed in a songwriting contest, I had to interview her. I knew she was a writer, but I had no idea she was also a songwriter. I also didn’t know the first thing about songwriting.
