Hear a  sound portrait of singer-songwriter Tori Amos. She talks about her pandemic brewed album, Ocean to Ocean. Isolated in Cornwall, England where she’s been living, she struggles with grief and the turmoil of the world and applies them through songs of driving intensity like the playful “Spies,” a lullaby for her daughter and “Speaking with Trees,” a metaphor for the death of her mother. This is an extended interview from the radio broadcast. It’s in the Echoes Podcast.