Tomorrow from 6-8:30p PT… my longest live radio mixtape ever! Rad new songs paired with their 90s/2000s inspirations. Join us at RadioTasty.com, really proud of this one!

TIL: Luthan was not just a badass in Andor, but also the name of Hugh Grant’s character in the 1996 Tony Gilroy-penned Extreme Measures. Add to Watchlist?

Accurate.
(Thanks @letterboxd.social, ❤️ U)

Someone liked this @letterboxd.social review of mine today and I have to say, that’s some good work.

You tell ‘em, George.
(On how to turn toward “virtuous systems” in this corrupt national moment).

Outstanding book review by Hillary Kelly in @theatlantic.com . These three dynamite paragraphs begged to be shared. Love when the response to a work is a work of beauty in its own right.

I’m all for the media helping the public process important events, but not every thing that happens warrants “takeaways”, my guys.

I knew it wouldn’t last forever, we all understood this was coming, and yet, I am sad to see this become real today…

Saturday matinee on the couch:

Few things are more harmlessly fun than catching a fun TV graphic typo like this one. Hope these Good Bois enjoy their kickoff!

(It’s a Boise vs Washington game 😏)

Sylvan Esso in concert last night was extremely pleasant, and can best be described as a successful NPR-themed dance party, in exactly the ways you think.

With every Paul Schrader movie I watch, it becomes ever clearer that Paul Schrader only makes one movie, just in different contexts. Rolling Thunder: sad guy gets violent? No kidding!

If you’re getting sick of “Indie Rock” meaning only sad boys and girls whispering and strumming, check out Bully. Alicia wails and they rocked Portland tonight. #loud #distorted #guitars and #feelings

Hard to get good pics because of the surprising speed, but I enjoy living in a city with an annual Adult Soap Box Derby. Goofy fun!

Amazing Portland troll in S3 of For All Mankind

Do NOT miss FULL CIRCLE if you love a tangled-as-hell mystery getting slowly uncovered as all of the players involved unravel bit by bit. Doesn’t hold your hand, more about the feel of characters and place than the story, very much like The Big Sleep or other classic noir.