I had such a great time with my favorite person in all the world (Jay Mohr) this past week while I was in LA. We hung out at the Hollywood Improv, caused a ruckus in Burbank, and I was his first-ever guest on the “Mohr Sports LA” podcast!

Listen to Episode 23 HERE. We go completely off the rails. Jay also featured my song “Break Me Down” at the end of Episode 26 HERE.

Here we are makin’ like Bert and Ernie with the baby ladies:

And here I am hanging out with LA Lakers owner Jeanie Buss and the baby ladies:

Oh, and here’s Jay talking about me on stage at the Hollywood Improv:

I love this man so much it hurts!

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I’m super excited to be the guest on my darling Jay Mohr‘s Podcast “Mohr Stories” this week! We recorded the episode while I was staying with him in the Pacific Palisades the week after the Grammy Awards.

On the show, Jay and I chat for over an hour about everything from music and mental health advocacy, to overcoming trauma and persistent suicidal ideation. We go deep.

Subscribe now at JayMohr.com
to tune in. The episode first premiered Monday, March 6th.

Here’s a 10 minute video clip from the taping:

You can listen to the full episode HERE, or click on the image below:

It’s been over a decade since I added a songwriter to my life’s soundtrack — the music that plays when I’m by myself; songs that become the vehicle for my own feelings and melodies to emerge — but Mitski‘s entire catalog made the cut last year.

This talented human is unflinching in her willingness to march bravely inward, and unmatched by her peers in her relentless pursuit of truth as a songwriter.  In short: Mitski Miyawaki is the real deal.  

Watch Mitski’s “Happy” Video:

I caught up with Mitski this week in advance of her upcoming Portland show at Wonder Ballroom.  We talked about music, self-care, mental health and more.  Read our chat below.

Logan Lynn: Hi Mitski! Thanks so much for taking the time to chat. I know you are in the midst of a super busy tour right now. How long are you on the road for this round of shows?

Mitski: I can’t really tell anymore. This west coast tour is two weeks long, but I have tours back to back after it, so I won’t be “off the road” until August. I used to think of my life on the road as somehow separate from my life off the road, as if tour was this thing I had to get through in order to get to my “real” life off the road. But now that I’m on the road more than not, I’ve had to shift my thinking away from looking at my life in chunks of time – it’s unhealthy to think of 9 months out of a year as “not the real part.” So now I just focus on what I’m doing each day. Read the rest of this entry »