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Oct 26, 2020 1 hr 56 min

#129

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My thoughts about doing an EveningTheScore live concert film, my attempts to start that process and how COVID threw a very disheartening wall of “No” in my face (at least in reference to my venue of choice), the ways that that “No” got me thinking about my options for returning that well swung shot back into the Universe’s side of the court, some of the ways that keeping this podcast going just feels like a waste of everyone’s time…sometimes, and how a trip down memory lane of just a couple dozen of the early episodes this podcast got me to stop thinking like that.

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