hiding behind a blue microphone, cherry becomes her own character as she and her guest unmask their thoughts on life, love, and the casualties of their past. people - let alone strangers - don't easily open up, but when she intrudes into their homes, cherry and her guest form a bonded trust around the blue yeti that would allow them to open up and do some dissecting. with everything that's happening in culture, politics, and technology, cherry reminds us our flaws and pain are what keep us grounded. there's no opprobrium here, just lots of love and compassion.
