068: Cole Pulice - If I Don’t See You in the Future...

Because sometimes you need to disappear somewhere else entirely for twenty-minutes & seven seconds, and there's few better places to do that than right here.
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Embrace Sincerity
Because sometimes you need to disappear somewhere else entirely for twenty-minutes & seven seconds, and there's few better places to do that than right here.
~
Embrace Sincerity
There are a couple of Raymond Carver stories that are seared into my brain, not just the words or the sentiments but the worlds I created around them too. When I think of them even now, I see the faces of characters, the light spreading across private rooms, images conjured
A year on from the release of her debut album - 2024's GOOSE LP - Mol Sullivan shared Winter '13, a remastered collection of demos that Sullivan initially released way back in 2013. Now, in 2025, Sullivan is a member of WHY? in addition to her her
In yesterday's post, on Ben Kweller and record collections as friendships, I touched briefly on, not only music discovery, but finding the gossamer threads that exist artists, producers, labels; the collective, shifting energy greater than the sum of its parts. I spent the winter lost in the work
I've always thought of record collections as friends, a mish-mash of casts and characters that pepper your life. Some stumble in at just the right time, stay around forever, pure and true. Others drift in and then out again, for no particularly reason. There never has to be