A Conversation with Annabelle Chvostek (continued)

PM: On the road, issues and problems of every kind come up. How do the Jennys deal with them? What's the dynamic, or as a trio, how does stuff get worked out?

[laughter]

PM: Because you can't get away from it, it comes up.

AC: Yeah, right. Well, I think everybody in the band is pretty committed to being peaceable people who are able to look at our own foibles and kind of breathe into the difficulties and try to see how everyone else is feeling, and be sensitive to that. So yeah, I mean, we have discussions if we need to. We have meetings.

PM: Yeah. "Band meeting..."

[laughter]

AC: "Band meeting," exactly. And yeah, I mean, I think everyone is really committed to making it work, so we're willing to listen to each other when a problem comes up, and try to understand where everyone else is coming from. And every single human being has different needs. But I think we all try to respect each other's needs, even if they're not our own, and understand what they are. I think that's how it works.

PM: Yeah. I think that's how it works too. I think guys say it in a different way. But yeah, it makes me wonder what it would be like if women ran the world. It might be good.

[laughter]

AC: You never know. It might be nice.

[laughter]

PM: Well, maybe someday. I hope I live to see some portion of that.

AC: Yeah.  continue

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