""In American culture, in Midwest culture, people tend to not want to talk about something that's uncomfortable. Other cultures will look it in the eye. I think that's beneficial, or it's beneficial for me.""
""Riding out to Parkville, he listens to his home-recorded demos; in between, he stops to clear his head near the Missouri River or sip a peppermint tea at a cafe inside a repurposed train car.""
Kevin Morby, on his 38th birthday, reflects on life and death while discussing his new album, Little Wide Open. He finds comfort in addressing mortality, a theme prevalent in his music. Morby emphasizes the cultural differences in discussing uncomfortable topics, particularly in the Midwest. He shares insights about his creative process, which includes listening to home-recorded demos and finding inspiration in nature. His life with partner Katie Crutchfield in suburban Kansas City influences his artistic expression and personal growth.
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