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Tunesday, Vol. 22

September 7th {Estranged Calls}

Maureen Dreams No More

My Language

TRUTH & DRAGONS

Underlying Meaning

TOO MANY REASONS

I’ve climbed too high
fell in the swamp of snow
Salvation is at the top

So many times
I floated through
and slept on the cold ground of helplessness

Too many reasons
To slide down from the Mount of my dreams	
Too many reasons fool my heart to give up

chilled lips weep 
the last scraps of words
frozen hands carry the rest of hope
When it's too late to hide
When it's too late to light a fire
I have to move on to survive this night

Too many reasons ....

And when the sun is too close to my wings
Will I fall into the bottom of routine?
And when the wind chills my face
Will you understand me when I can't move my mouth?
Just one step and I'm on the other side
My love will you promise me that we’ll be together there …

Too many reasons ....

The eternal kingdom of self-delusion

Too many reasons (Radio edit)

In a period of only about 100 years, Athens went from relative obscurity, to becoming an influential empire, to collapsing into ruin.

My guest today will guide us through the dramatic arc of this city-state and the larger-than-life characters that contributed to it. His name is David Stuttard, and he’s a classicist and the author of Phoenix: A Father, a Son, and the Rise of Athens, and Nemesis: Alcibiades and the Fall of Athens.

We begin our conversation with the rise of Athens and why its aristocratic families decided to institute a radically democratic form of government. David then walks us through how the Persian invasion catapulted Athens to power in Greece. Along the way, David explains how a father and son named Miltiades and Cimon led Athens to power. We then shift our attention to the fall of Athens and how it was precipitated by the Peloppensian War with their one-time ally, Sparta. David introduces us to the made-for-Hollywood character that would play a pivotal role in Athens’ fall — the handsome and charismatic aristocrat and serial traitor, Alcibiades. We end our conversation with the lessons we moderns can take from the rise and fall of Athens.

Resources Related to the Podcast
AoM Podcast #461: The Spartan Regime
AoM Podcast #710: The Spartans at Thermopylae
Miltiades
Battle of Marathon
Cimon
Alcibiades
Connect With David Studdard
David’s Website

#771: The Rise and Fall of Athens

THE CHAD FORMULA

Do You Feel No Shame? (feat. Epictetus)

The Tropicanas are kicking off their summer with the release of  two catchy Jangle pop tracks in the form of a double A-side single:

              The Way She Goes   /   Stinking Ship

Release date - 24th June 2022

Recorded, mixed and Mastered by Cool Guy Bruce Davidson @ Orphic Sound Studios

Stinking Ship

So far away is a dark, sad, alt-pop ballad that was written for a film soundtrack for a film that never got filmed. Still...sounds like something you'd hear in the background of a shot where something awful was happening to a character that you had grown to love dearly.

Faint Line - So far away

In this song Rell reflects on a night of intense intimacy and anxiously awaits to see his partner again.

I’m anticipating the next time

JBPWAVE: Father

Be A Plumber

Artist, DJ, WaveLord. 🌊👑 Architect of the Meaningwave® Universe enquiries@meaningwave.com

Do You Feel No Shame? (feat. Epictetus)

AKIRA THE DON

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