Regina Spektor, in an interview with Gideon Coe, discusses her ongoing tour and excitement about performing solo for the first time. She humorously reveals her addiction to brown sauce and how it has expanded to the point where she could put it on hot chocolate. They talk about her unique percussion techniques, including using a drumstick on a wooden stool during live performances. Regina shares insights into the recording process of her album, Soviet Kitsch, which started as an EP and evolved into a full-length record. The interview concludes with a mention of specific tracks, including "Your Honor" and "Us," and Regina recommends the Sidewalk Café in New York as a great venue to discover talented musicians.