June Millington in Conversation with Rachael Price Pt I 

As a former PROFESSIONAL interviewer (I once hosted my own radio talk show), I have to say that June Millington does a FINE job interviewing Rachael Price. June does what every GOOD interviewer does, gently pulling information from Rachael that is both interesting and informative. Also, since June herself is an accomplished guitarist & singer (having been a member of the all-female band, FANNY), she understands music more than your average journalist.

I am in love with Rachael Price.

Saw this thumbnail and watched. Been enjoying LSDive videos. Then to my surprise the singer from Fanny interviewing. Thanks for this.

Rachael Price is a wonderful artist that has just begun her career. She fascinates me with her vocals and presence. It's impossible to resist her. What a force. I will follow her career because its sooooooo entertaining! Thanks Rachael! Also, a shout out to June. Don't sweat the negative comments. Cranky folks love to criticize. Don't take it personally. You're a talented artist that is so kind to showcase the new artists such as Rachael. Good work June!

Two musical goddesses!

Thank you Rachael and June. Thank you for showing that it takes a lot of work to make it look easy.

Great interview. Through this interview, I am coming to know and very much loving the stylized voice of Rachael Price.

Awesome interview. Just discovered Rachael Price and LSD and wow! I'm a new fan and I feel like I did when I first heard Adele and saw Scarlett Johansson. LSD - the horn, the bass player, the drummer - the vocal harmonizing of the women especially - is flat out badass.

a more beautiful person does not exist

I was a fan of some contemporary Gospel music back in the 80s when there were some very good Christian bands performing. Amy Grant, Benny Hester, Will McFarlane, Phil Keaggy and others. I tried to steer clear of the "sex, drugs, rock-n-roll" genres due to the toxic and dangerous environments they fostered. I always listened to the lyrics, and if I couldn't buy off on what they were selling I would move on. Some of the Gospel stars would "cross-over" to secular music and it would ruffle a lot of feathers in the Christian community. Some of them would fall into scandals and eventually the whole Christian music scene collapsed. It is nice to hear Rachel talk about her roots singing for the Bahai's and didn't really have to "cross-over". She sings jazz based and contemporary music, really anything that she likes to without having the difficulty of navigating an arbitrary line in the sand that was drawn by some. Then again, back in the eighties there was a huge cultural war going on between Christians and pop culture, giving rise to heavy metal bands, many of which would poise themselves directly against Christianity and the Bible. There was the whole debate over censorship and labeling of music going on, and also the long laundry list of scandals that plagued Christianity. The Bahai Faith seems to have an anti-proselytization policy which means they don't push it like the Christians do. Anyways. It is interesting and I am glad Rachel can sing as she pleases without being pressured to a certain platform. And I am glad she can still keep her faith.

In high school, we would go to Winnetka on Lake Mickigan and see the Bahai Temple. I didn't know it was a religion.

Cool conversation!

The dog at 5:14. Great interview by the way..

I actually thought the interviewer did a good job..asking such highly intelligent interesting questions.

I know the color of Rachel's hair. Look. It's redwood. How lovely..

June Millington seems to live in an alternate reality.

Just let Rachael talk!

What year was this please.

I had no problem with the interviewer. Hell, I'd rather have somebody who talks a lot than an interviewer who doesn't come up with new questions (e.g. 90% of the interviews with LSD).

interesting aussie with an iranian religion..

let her talk.

Does this interviewer ever stop talking?

It could have been a good interview if only the interviewer would just stop talking and let Rachael speak more

The interviewer needs to ask questions. She is not the subject, yet she talks way too much

Is this an interview? I'll bet Rachel Price is really interesting too bad she got sucked down "the vortex" Sheesh what a dope.

i thought this was an interview??

wow. some men seem totally unfamiliar with the way women talk together. they should be ashamed - even if irrelevant.

sad she has to ask if she can say something...maybe one day the interviewer will improve with feedback

jeez I'm over two min in and it's almost all the interviewer talking (with the camera on her) what?

June! Stop talking!

This June woman just spouts such new-age/hippie cliched nonsense. 'Vortex'? What the hell are you on about?