Oh they are the unsung heroes holding our society together!

Yeah. And usually someone's up there recording it and I can look at their phone, but last night wasn't the night it was going to happen here.

the only time I can see them without is up at the lake looking out over the horizon, but it was cloudy last night anyway.

how did you know that was when I was also getting into Tinariwen!

I do remember getting very tired of clap-stomp-hey music in 2010 and just listening to a lot of kuduro and west African hip-hop and electronic-ish stuff coming out of the middle east and north africa.

It's in the Cleveland Cliffs songbook that we have in our maritime history archives and we always wonder if anyone even wanted to sing it.

also I loved that all of them were up there.

I mean, it's not really a Kenny G station ( I was a 'CSB DJ for 14 years) but also apparently most of what they play is based out of Chicago so it's about as local as the leadership is that made the decision.

Before this place opened, the nearest cities to get this were suburban Detroit, Chicago, or Philadelphia.

I'm finally getting to these but oh goodness Hiro's speech made me cry.

can't wait for our local food writer to be surprised yet again that all the good ethnic food is either in Parma or Little Arabia.

It's apparently been open for about a month and even though I have chili on the stove I almost called in an order.

It's on my list! I haven't gotten there yet. We don't have khachapuri anywhere in Ohio but I heard rumors today that a couple of Georgians might open a spot in my hometown.

is it even polarized when pretty much every jazz musician interviewed is like "sure we love jazz but hate how this happened."