#mayahawke joins Brian Hiatt at The Rolling Stone Studio live at @SXSW, sponsored by @Delta, to talk about her excellent upcoming album 'Matreiya Corso,' her acclaimed new movie 'Wishful Thinking' (with Lewis Pullman), the grief of saying goodbye to #strangerthings, stepping into the #hungergames universe, and the "gremlin" in her head who's never satisfied. The interview marks the first time Hawke has spoken publicly about 'Maitreya Corso,' a concept album about ambition, contentment, and falling in love. She explains why she always asks permission before writing about people — including #sadiesink, whose name is dropped in one new song.  Elsewhere in the interview, she addresses Robin not getting a final scene with her girlfriend, and why she understands how Stranger Things' sorrow over the end of the show led them to invent Conformity Gate. Plus: Hunger Games as "anti-fascist, populist art," and much more. ⸻ Talent: Maya Hawke Interviewer: Brian Hiatt Director of Social & Video:...