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Josh Feit
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Author of 2 indie-press poetry books (Shops Close Too Early & The Night of Electric Bikes) https://www.joshfeitpoetry.com/ . City planning columnist, co-founder, PubliCola https://publicola.com
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This Bandcamp page goes live tomorrow. The Collapse of a House Party. Release party at Tailwind Cafe 1424 11th Ave. Chophouse Row Doors @ 6. Join us.
COLLAPSE OF A HOUSE PARTY EP Release show has MOVED TO TAILWIND CAFE IN CHOP HOUSE ROW. There will be (new) urban planning poems, new jams (my first new tunes in two decades), and a mesmerizing opening set by Rob Joynes, aka, Boy Problems. THIS SUNDAY. Doors @ 6. collapseofahouseparty.bandcamp.com
Oh no! Her parents are profs. Science profs. God. What a pathetic, trite, right wing attack narrative. I hope Seattle does not buy into this.
Her parents are SCIENCE profs... which does not fit the trite Harrell attack narrative.
REMINDER: THIS SUNDAY @ 6pm. EP Release Show. Note: Venue change. We'll be at the bike shop cafe inside Chophouse Row. Promo Singles here: collapseofahouseparty.bandcamp.com?fbclid=PAZXh...
The willfully naive way the media has framed Trump’s war on American cities is an example of media acquiescence in a year otherwise defined by acquiescence to his regime in general.
I’m All Lost In, #104: Shade; two Seattles; seven songs. — Josh Feit's Poetry
In a year otherwise defined by acquiescence…
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Just got an email from Bruce Harrell's campaign about the Mariners.
I know it's heresy to say right now, but imagine Seattle having a mayor that got fired up about the arts, or rallied to save longtime venues, or talked about a great show they saw at a club or theater, or celebrated a local author.
"When they say America First, they mean American next." —Woody Guthrie, "Lindbergh"
EP RELEASE PARTY, October 26, Mosswood Loft, 932 12th Ave, upstairs. Doors @ 6. Show at 7. Check out the single here: collapseofahouseparty.bandcamp.com/album/single...
"I manifested it on the subway."—Pam Shriver remembering her '78 US Open finals run. She was on the 7 w/ Wendy Turnbull and Turnbull reminded her how she (Turnbull) was the last seed in '77 and ended up in the final. Hey, I'm the last seed this year, Shriver thought. I can make it to the finals!
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"I'll be clear, I do not read PubliCola, so I will not respond to that," Shon Barnes, the Police Chief of Seattle, who definitely does not read PubliCola and is not mad at all about our reporting
I jiust can't with the NYT surrealism anymore.
Correction: 10/26/25. ... 1/26/25 is long ago now.