Category Archives: michael jackson

A conversation With Old Head (aka Steven)

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-i8tmf-140a68d (RECORDED ON APRIL 30, 2023) One of the objectives of this podcast is to engage with the ways we all connect with and to music.  Of course, that would be boring if it were just jesse and jamilah every … Continue reading

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A Conversation On Disability & Metal (feat. Nick (aka MetalLawyer))

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-tui6m-13f3c17 (RECORDED ON APRIL 23, 2023) jamilah has been fairly open on this podcast about her experience as an amputee, and the ways music is now experienced due to it.  We want to take time in various episodes to explore … Continue reading

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A discussion of 72 Seasons, Metallica’s new album

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-rvxnj-13e7655 (RECORDED ON APRIL 17, 2023) 72 Seasons must be a special album, because jesse stayed up past his bedtime to discuss it!  This is his first experience with a new Metallica album release cycle, so jamilah was extremely excited … Continue reading

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The ’Giving Flowers’ series (episode 1): Mudhoney (feat. Abby Denson)

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-dw95x-13df622 (RECORDED ON APRIL 8, 2023) We aren’t getting any younger, and neither are some of the artists we love.  We wanted to present a way to appreciate folks while they are still here (even if they’re not currently producing … Continue reading

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Going To Concerts With A Disability (or two), with E.T. Russian

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-6huvx-13dc8cd (RECORDED ON MARCH 10, 2023) Many music lovers enjoy going out to see their favorite artists live.  Some of us music lovers have disabilities, making it not as easy to navigate this world.  In conversation with jamilah (who is … Continue reading

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What And Who Is Stan (Culture)?

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-cc6s8-13da5ed (RECORDED ON FEBRUARY 27, 2023)  This episode is finally up!  A lot of things have happened since then (in relation to some of the things we discussed here), but the primary subject (sadly in some ways) is perhaps timeless.  … Continue reading

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Happy Michael Day!!!

By the time this gets posted it will be the 30th of August.  The 29th is Michael day (in which of course he would have been 60 had he still been on earth), and it was a simple day… i … Continue reading

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Why i think Sam Smith disrespected Michael Jackson

There are a few more webisodes i should be posting before this one (you know, just to be a bit more organized with the thing), and other posts i’d love to be writing; but i made this video and wanted … Continue reading

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Music and We (MJ webisode no. 1): What do you think would have happened after ‘This Is It?’

    (This is also another chapter in the evolution of the book i was writing- people have asked why i stopped writing it after his transition. Not only is there an evolution of sorts in how i view Michael, … Continue reading

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More reflections on ‘Searching For Neverland’

i made the above video, documenting my initial feelings around the creation of this docu-drama based on teacher Michael’s life.  While my feelings have not changed (i still refuse to see it), after i made the video i began to … Continue reading

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