Name: Four Eyed Whale 7-3-24 by muse
Duration: 1 h 2 min 44 s
Description: four eye whale drops by kdvs this morning to visit us in the earworm's garden

my flip of Danny Brown's latest single "Winter" <3

#BruiserBrigade

Danny Brown - Winter (mars kumari flip)

Ya onlyfan

artist/song
caltucky/don’t go on the mountain
craig padilla, marvin allen/sunflowers in the wind
ninefingers, little tiny knife/sad boy nine
lapel/i lose myself
token girl/sinking ship
joshua james jackson/more parties
the sam chase/ dark times
john covert & the crystal image band/step back
john covert/shelter from the storm
sarah reiwitch/back to the earth

#sacseen 7-26-23

Space

playlist for 2/21/24
artists - song
Jessica Malone - Bloom
The Big Poppies - A Taste Awaits - 05 400°
The Nickel Slots - The Radio - 05 
The Sam Chase - Almost Done (Live)
Big Whoop - Snap - 02 Warrior
casual fog - 6. In Waves

#sacseen 2-21-24

four eye whale drops by kdvs this morning to visit us in the earworm's garden

Four Eyed Whale 7-3-24

Stizzy (Rat) Tears DEMO

NEW FUNK BAND. THIS IS A QUIK RECORDING ON MY PHONE OF THE 2ND REHEARSAL! 

BUSTIN OUT

Public media has an obsession lately with a certain word. As Only A Game senior producer Karen Given observes in this week’s episode of The Pub, “Just say the word ‘narrative’ and program directors and editors suddenly start paying attention. Everyone wants narrative. But what the f*** is it? I mean, we all use the word, but what does it even mean?”

Raise your hand if you’ve ever had the same question. All of the hottest shows — in particular those like This American Life and Snap Judgment that seem to transfer especially well from public radio to the podcasting market — feature what is often called “narrative storytelling.” And yet most people, when pressed, probably couldn’t explain the difference between “narrative storytelling” and any other method by which reporters and producers craft stories.

On this week’s episode, Given consults with TAL producer Sean Cole, among other sources, and finally comes up with a satisfying definition of “narrative,” though her journey there is surprisingly perilous and she is forever transformed by an experience that also hints at universal themes about life. (Am I doing narrative right?)

Also on the show, Niala Boodhoo celebrates the first anniversary of her new daily talk show, Illinois Public Media’s The 21st, and she shares her philosophy on how to make an interesting, inclusive local talk show in the 21st century (yes, that’s partly where the name comes from).

Opening Shot: Only a Game's Karen Given Figures Out What the #$%^ Narrative Is

Featuring the marvelous Courteney Yeoell: @courteney-yeoell

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LYRICS: U R Too
All is alive inside the afternoon
Can you feel It 
And nothing left for us to even do
But believe It
A tiny ripple in an endless room

From back behind the veil
From underneath your shoes
From back before the time
When we were good as new
From back behind closed eyes
Where we were split in two
I saw that I was one
I saw that you are two

There is no other way to clarity 
Than to be it

You said you thought there was a boundary 
I don’t believe it

But not in words will you to speak to me

From back behind the veil
From underneath your shoes
From back before the time
When we were good as new
From back behind closed eyes
Where we were split in two
I saw that I was one
I saw that you are too

Someone is waiting and her eyes are blue
Can you see it
She doesn’t know that she’s a part of you
Can you feel it
Pale glimpses of a world we knew 

[Chorus]

U R Too (feat Courteney Yeoell)

It Happened

laying the groundwork for finding our inspiration

Four Eyed Whale 7-3-24

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