In this interview, Regina Spektor discusses her latest album What We Saw from the Cheap Seats. Audie shares a clip from NPR's first interview with Regina, shortly after she had written "Fidelity". Spektor reflects on her early days as a musician, recalling how she used to write songs without recording them and how grateful she is that fans preserved her live performances. Regina shares how some songs on the new album are over 10 years old and were influenced by her immigrant background and classical piano training. She also explains her belief that art and music should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial situation.