This is a mix from the board live at Akron's Musica 8-15-2013. That's my brother David Ullman rockin the vocals. It was great to have him around for an evening of music together. The band consist of Matt Socrates - drums, Nate Pelfrey - bass, Mike Socrates - guitar, Brian Ullman - guitar

Evenflow - Live @ Musica 13'

Joe talks about studying playwriting in college, his favorite teacher, Fugazi, succeeding on your own terms, moving to Chicago, Steve Earle stories, Rhett Miller, Josh Ritter stories, searching for grapefruit juice in Cleveland, bad gig stories, drinking whiskey with Hayes Carll on a ranch in Colorado, getting punched in the face by a cowgirl, etc.

Episode 58: Joe Pug

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"Hidden" Track on DOG DAYS Album

(Lyrics)
I’ve lost myself somehow
I can’t seem to work it out
Still struggling to find my way
Through the dark of another day
I’m trying so hard to hold on
To a part of me that’s already gone

Some things can’t be erased 
Like that look upon your face
Said it all without saying a word
Like a lesson left unlearned
Hearts and minds will always change
Thoughts and feelings will rearrange 
The confirmation of my worst fears
The culmination of all these years
My suspicions turned out to be true
All this time I was loosing you

I’ve heard innocence can be maintained 
But do you think it can be regained
Because when you looked at me like that
I was taken back
To what you said before
You don’t love him anymore
Don’t think you ever did
Why would you keep your feelings hid
Was I trying to find myself in you
Can I ever really start anew

I’ve got to find a way to get back
The sense of self that I once had
Am I destined always to make
All of the very same mistakes
You’ve given me something to say
If only it could have been some other way
My world is coming apart at the seams
It’s full of challenged memories
I can’t seem to separate the real from the fake
I need to make changes I can’t seem to make

You’re not the one who got away
You’re the one who wouldn’t stay
Through the laughter and the pain
Through the sunshine and the rain
I’m still trying to redefine 
Write that song that doesn’t rhyme
How can I begin again
When I’m faced with the end

(End)

Autumn has arrived.  In keeping with the increasing Halloween spirit, we discussed the horror milieu in film and literature.  "The Omen" and "The Exorcist" franchises were examined.  Of special interest were the Blatty and Schrader versions of the latter series.  An out-of-the-blue gem from 1975, "Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary," was brought into the light.  That and more.

Cinema Tonight: Autumn Arrives - 2022-09-23

You bet we talked Halloween.  First, we advised everyone to secure a pumpkin, carve it and put it out to ward off spooky spirits.  That will allow one to reside in safety and comfort in one's home while reading ghostly stories and watching scary cinema.  Then it was time to get into films: "Blacula," "Next of Kin," "The Velvet Vampire" and "Inferno" were all discussed in service of falling deeper into the Haunting Season...

Cinema Tonight - Deeper Into Halloween - 2022-10-08

Gabe discusses the great man, Mike Shank, who passed. He also dives into the public safety or dept of education in England short  film, Apaches as well as the recent documentary, INTO THE DEEP.

Movie Hustle - Mike Shank, Apaches (1977), Into The Deep Documentary - 2022-10-15

We discussed some of the cinematic offerings of avant-garde horror masters Jean Rollin and Lucio Fulci.  We also reminded everyone of the pleasures of reading during these haunting October days as the Autumnal foliage reaches full fury.

Cinema Tonight - October Continues To Haunt - 2022-10-15

We welcomed in 2025.  New films such as "Nosferatu" and "A Complete Unknown" were brought up.  Some of David Cronenberg's early 1970s short films were discussed as well as an exciting new book on him.  We talked about Ira Levin's work, looked back at the Holidays, and so much more.

Cinema Tonight - 2025 - A New Year January 9, 2025

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Not One Word(performed by Brian Ullman)

The Seattle-based songwriter talks about holding down dead-end jobs to continue playing music, the myth of the flighty artist, and the process for composing his upcoming album.

Noah Gundersen

Too rock for folk and too folk for rock. Embracing both extremes on the new album 'The Furious Light.' Get it from iTunes @ http://bit.ly/iTunesFuriousLight

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David Ullman

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