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What happens when the sky lights up with electricity and the ground starts to smoke? Join us as we tackle the ominous relationship between lightning storms and forest fires, focusing on a recent tempest in Eugene that had everyone on edge. Reflecting on past fire seasons in California, we share personal stories that paint a haunting picture of life under smoke-choked skies and eerie daylight. We wrestle with the big questions, like how much we understand about the forces of nature, and indulge in a little nostalgia, recalling the catchy Comedy Central Presents jingle from the mid-2000s.
From comedy rooms to concert stages, Donald Glover has done it all before hitting 40. His journey from college writer on "30 Rock" to the multifaceted artist known as Childish Gambino is nothing short of inspiring. We look at the creative magic that happens behind the scenes in writers' rooms like "The Daily Show" and admire Glover's bold moves in the music and film realms, including dropping a soundtrack before its movie. Artists like Jack White get a nod as we contemplate musical experiments, such as adding a fiddle to the ensemble, echoing Glover's knack for collaboration.
Our musical musings take us down memory lane where summer vacations were scored by Sony portable CD players and bands like Jimmy Eat World and No Doubt. There's a certain charm to discovering music through family and neighbors, whether it's through a serendipitous record collection or those iconic "Now That's What I Call Music" compilations. We talk about playlist strategies for navigating the vast musical landscape today, and the charm of vinyl's physical allure in a digital age. A light-hearted tale of a Santa Cruz surfing misadventure rounds out our episode, reminding us of the joy in embracing new experiences, no matter how unexpected they might be.

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1. Car Trip Music (00:00:00)

2. Forest Fires and Lightning Strikes (00:00:12)

3. The Multi-Talented Donald Glover (00:04:50)

4. Musical Memories and Influences (00:20:12)

5. Analog vs. Digital (00:33:31)

32 episodes

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Content provided by Ben Johnston & Scott Johnston, Ben Johnston, and Scott Johnston. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Ben Johnston & Scott Johnston, Ben Johnston, and Scott Johnston or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

What happens when the sky lights up with electricity and the ground starts to smoke? Join us as we tackle the ominous relationship between lightning storms and forest fires, focusing on a recent tempest in Eugene that had everyone on edge. Reflecting on past fire seasons in California, we share personal stories that paint a haunting picture of life under smoke-choked skies and eerie daylight. We wrestle with the big questions, like how much we understand about the forces of nature, and indulge in a little nostalgia, recalling the catchy Comedy Central Presents jingle from the mid-2000s.
From comedy rooms to concert stages, Donald Glover has done it all before hitting 40. His journey from college writer on "30 Rock" to the multifaceted artist known as Childish Gambino is nothing short of inspiring. We look at the creative magic that happens behind the scenes in writers' rooms like "The Daily Show" and admire Glover's bold moves in the music and film realms, including dropping a soundtrack before its movie. Artists like Jack White get a nod as we contemplate musical experiments, such as adding a fiddle to the ensemble, echoing Glover's knack for collaboration.
Our musical musings take us down memory lane where summer vacations were scored by Sony portable CD players and bands like Jimmy Eat World and No Doubt. There's a certain charm to discovering music through family and neighbors, whether it's through a serendipitous record collection or those iconic "Now That's What I Call Music" compilations. We talk about playlist strategies for navigating the vast musical landscape today, and the charm of vinyl's physical allure in a digital age. A light-hearted tale of a Santa Cruz surfing misadventure rounds out our episode, reminding us of the joy in embracing new experiences, no matter how unexpected they might be.

Send us a text

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Car Trip Music (00:00:00)

2. Forest Fires and Lightning Strikes (00:00:12)

3. The Multi-Talented Donald Glover (00:04:50)

4. Musical Memories and Influences (00:20:12)

5. Analog vs. Digital (00:33:31)

32 episodes

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