EPISODE · Mar 6, 2018 · 1H 38M
It Could Be Worse; It Could Be Raining
from Underwater Sunshine · host Adam Duritz/James Campion
Our heroes explore the burden of expectations on art and reflect upon the irresistible oppression of hope on human beings. Eventually, after pondering the crushing weight of possibilities, they get really bummed out. They turn, first to drink and then to god before settling on pizza as the answer to life’s really important questions. They take a short pee break, talk about Paul Simon, and then each paint a masterpiece…but you can’t see that because this isn’t that kind of podcast (shrug)
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