Regina Spektor engages with fans on Facebook Live to celebrate the release of her album Remember Us to Life. She discusses the inspiration behind the new songs, influenced by her journey into motherhood, and how her songwriting process has remained consistent over the years, while her recording approach has evolved. Spektor shares her elation at fans finding meaning in her music, emphasizing the sense of purpose and usefulness it brings her. She expresses her love for comics and cartoons, specifically Chris Ware's work, and mentions her affection for The Simpsons, Futurama, and Soviet-era Russian animations. Spektor also talks about her canceled musical project Beauty, stating her desire to write both music and lyrics if she works on a musical again. Additionally, she acknowledges the influence of movies on her songwriting and her enjoyment of covering songs, like "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" for the film Kubo and the Two Strings. Spektor ends the session by expressing gratitude for the warm invitations from fans worldwide and her excitement about future performances.