Zachary Conn
@zacharyconn.bsky.social
Historian of pre-1900 North America. Postdoc at the University of Idaho. Working on a book about early US representatives to Native American nations and a podcast about the Diary of John Quincy Adams. Learn more IF YOU DARE at zacharyconn.com
It has a place of honor alongside Sugar Ray and Third Eye Blind on my playlist of melodic late 90s/early 00s pop-rock hits to listen to when I feel sad and want to not feel so sad anymore.
November 4, 2025 at 6:40 PM
It has a place of honor alongside Sugar Ray and Third Eye Blind on my playlist of melodic late 90s/early 00s pop-rock hits to listen to when I feel sad and want to not feel so sad anymore.
IIRC Solomon preferred to play it in “Purple Haze.” You know how it is—the later generations aren’t hung up about the whole classic vs alternative rock thing
August 7, 2025 at 11:01 PM
IIRC Solomon preferred to play it in “Purple Haze.” You know how it is—the later generations aren’t hung up about the whole classic vs alternative rock thing
Oh I could have sworn it was called “No Mercy” or “Slime out of Mind”
May 15, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Oh I could have sworn it was called “No Mercy” or “Slime out of Mind”
RBG the fact that you feel comfortable sharing this stuff and that it apparently helps you is legit an example for me of what philosophers call “the problem of other minds”! “Problem” as in fascinating question, not normative problem, of course
April 22, 2025 at 11:44 AM
RBG the fact that you feel comfortable sharing this stuff and that it apparently helps you is legit an example for me of what philosophers call “the problem of other minds”! “Problem” as in fascinating question, not normative problem, of course