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Martha Wainwright
Martha Wainwright says her new album, Goodnight City, is a farewell to her youth, marking the end of one era and the beginning of another. \n\nOn this week's R\xf3is\xedn Meets, she told R\xf3is\xedn Ingle why turning 40 has been great and how becoming a mother has softened her - but only a bit.\n\nShe talked about the late Leonard Cohen, who was big influence in her life, and how he was classy to the very end.\n\nAlso on the podcast, Wainwright said the death of their mother seven years ago had a profound effect on her and her older brother Rufus, and has brought them closer than they have ever been.\n\nAs well as the chat, Wainwright also played three songs for the podcast - including one dedicated to Donald Trump...