Carrie Elizabeth Thompson is a photographer whose work I've been following for several years. Her work is rich in storytelling, and I was drawn in by its complexity and emotional honesty. We recorded our conversation the day after Prince died, and of course that was on both of our minds as we started talking. But as we talked about her work one idea we kept coming back to was the idea of sharing, and how being open lets other people feel like it's OK for them to be open as well. For the second segment, Carrie and I talked about love, and particularly about where love goes after it's gone.

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Show Notes:

• Carrie Elizabeth Thompson
• Carrie Elizabeth Thompson - Goma
• Carrie Elizabeth Thompson - Notes From My Therapist
• Carrie Elizabeth Thompson - I Hope We Go Together
• Broken Family Road Trip
• Medium.com: Carrie Elizabeth Thompson
• Notes From My Therapist (Pre-Order)