Was there, can confirm.

OK now I’d love to hear yours! @hosewood.bsky.social @rystorm.bsky.social and others whatcha got?

Prediction: As a nice tribute to the King of MSG, especially with his recent health issues, the boys bust out a Billy Joel cover. Anything but Piano Man will do.

Wish 3: Wild sit-in. Personal dream would be Michael McDonald and/or Christopher Cross on Ride Like the Wind. Something that level of amazing.

Wish 2: Feel It Now> Can’t Get You Out Of My Head dance party. Full disco funk Peter showcase w/digital sauce*
Shake the joint and drench it in sweat.

*@aatgoosepod.bsky.social

We’re blessed to have this demon beast of a human to watch!

It’s the holidays, you have to take hydration and scurvy prevention seriously.

For the song, Slow. For the jam, So. That’s where I land.

I’m sure it has nothing to do with the fact that while driving him somewhere I was arguing (to myself) about how really this sounded more like a continuation of the “Loose Ends” part in the >

Nice!

Why, besides the fact that I think they’d absolutely crush them:
1. Two guitar Goose, crazy interplay.
2. Trevor
3. Cotter sings

Boom!

Can’t ignore the context of “public health” being a historical bad actor like many others, understandable distrust in government, politics, etc. But point is that we have to reckon with it and not lose sight of how it derails the work. Can’t be an afterthought.

IMO this is why harm reductionists are uniquely equipped. The ability to connect one-on-one with radical love/honesty and to focus on relationships as a priority above all works at the micro level. Hard to do on a large scale, but we know what works and can build upon it.

It’s a crucial lesson we must take from COVID. Here we are, talking about fluoride and vaccines-often from a defensive position all while new threats emerge. At the same time, we need to acknowledge limitations and past failings to build trust.