The Songs Of The Summer: Episode #10: 1985
Everybody Wants To… Hear from Contributing Author and Good Buddy Ozmoe! This week, he takes us back to 1985, with another terrific episode of, “The Songs Of The Summer
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Politics in Mind, Chapter 3: Profoundly Buzzed
“If you haven’t experienced this feeling of transcendence, well, get on it!”
90%…10%… Whatever your ratio: it’s a good day for Chapter 3 of the thought-provoking Summer Mini-Series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria .
Pinch Me: I Must Be Dreaming
After last night’s events? tnocs.com Contributing Author and Good Sport JJ Live At Leeds is pumped. And not just because the new Jamie T and Lizzo releases have dropped
The Songs Of The Summer: Episode #9: 1978
Hey! It’s our Contributing Author and good buddy Ozmoe! He’s taking us back to 1978, with another terrific episode of “The Songs Of The Summer
The Season 1 Series Finale of ‘Theoretically Speaking:’ The Beat Goes On
In an epic finale for a fantastic Season 1, here’s Episode 14 of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians, where we learn very cool stuff from tnocs.com Contributing Author Bill Bois.
Bonus points for the Sonny And Cher reference
Politics in Mind, Chapter 2: It’s Downright Weird
“…we’ve all got to learn to cook meals that taste good to people… while also avoiding the poisonous additives that the competition likes to use.”
It’s Episode 2 of the thought-provoking new Summer Mini-Series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria .
The American School: Karate In and Out of Time
“…not a dojo for the faint of heart…
Join our resident cinema buff and Contributing Author cappiethedog, with analysis of a 2019 David Fincher film
The Kids Are Beyond Alright
In these trying times, many of us are worried about how the young people are coping. Contributing Author Chuck Small is here with a few words of encouragement for the kids – and for the adults who care about them
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