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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 30 MIN

sleep-away send-off

from RAW impressions with Lou Barlow and Adelle Barlow

The Barlow family venture into New Hampshire, lead by loons and brushed by butterflies. Izzy is in camp, Adelle and Lou are exhausted. Any RAW Impressions fans from NH? Let us know.  LAST CHANCE for June Birthday Shout-Outs!! [email protected] support us by becoming a subscriber to our Substack! extra-support us by becoming a paid subscriber and get extra-stuff.. https://barlowfamilygeneral.substack.com/watch us on LouTubehttps://youtu.be/nkVWql8CRIU Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Barlow family venture into New Hampshire, lead by loons and brushed by butterflies. Izzy is in camp, Adelle and Lou are exhausted. Any RAW Impressions fans from NH? Let us know.  LAST CHANCE for June Birthday Shout-Outs!! [email protected] support us by becoming a subscriber to our Substack! extra-support us by becoming a paid subscriber and get extra-stuff.. https://barlowfamilygeneral.substack.com/watch us on LouTubehttps://youtu.be/nkVWql8CRIU Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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And also, nature's bounty on display in New Hampshire. Welcome everyone. My name is Lou Barlow. This is my voice as it is and may forever be.

No. Forever. You're healing, baby. I've ruined my voice.

My voice is ruined. Oh, you're ruining it again. That was a soft. What's that?

Yes. Okay. Yeah. Welcome to Raw Impression's, your information free podcast.

Your favorite one. The very best out there. Family oriented as well. So family friendly.

We had such a...we just got back from a very family time. It's true. Yeah. Is he the youngest, the nine-year-old?

You guys, she is at sleep away camp. Sleep away camp for two weeks. An idyllic sleep away camp. Stunning.

A new ham. Sure. I...a state that like...it's an interesting state. It sort of like freaks me out and draws me in equally, you know?

I wonder if the people there are anyone there called it New Hampshire. New Hampshire? New Hampshire is...was the home of one of the most notorious punk rocker of all time. Who?

G.G. Allen. Oh. This is a man that consumed his own excrement on stage.

Ew. I don't know if he did that actually. I don't know why I came with... What?

Well, he just came out of the gate with that. He came out of G.G. When he played... Poop chat.

Ew. G.G. was extreme. He was an extreme punk rocker.

And he died. I think I'm confusing him with a country singer. Whenever you say G.G. Allen, I'm like, gosh, why does he call him punk rock?

Because who is that other guy? Who is the country singer? Something Allen, right? I don't know.

Oh, okay. Maybe, you know, G.G. Allen was also a...he was actually a pretty good musician, G.G. He wrote some catchy tunes.

Yeah. Who is it that I'm thinking of? Damn. I'll look it up for you.

Who had a checkered past. Oh. Yeah. Is it correct to say I had a dalliance with that show?

Okay. Umm improvement? Yeah. You know, his...

The comedy routine that birthed the show. His comedy routine. Because he was one of those guys standing in front of a brick wall kind of 80s comedy. His stick was good.

What was it? What did he do? What was his deal? I don't know.

I never saw a stand up. I just saw him on home improvement. He was a stand up comedian. I just didn't know that.

I made a whole show. Mmm. I'm gonna see him around. Well home improvement comedy.

I like it. Yeah. Makes me laugh. Yeah.

So I like that one. And then, uh, but yeah. New Hampshire. So strange.

So strange that place. Do we have any New Hampshire listeners? I wonder. I'll be interesting if anyone says I'm a New Hampshire.

Um, I like know so little about that state. I literally know so little. And now I know more than I have before, but it's still not very much. Were you surprised at my connection to New Hampshire?

Totally. I actually spent my parents love New Hampshire when we lived in Michigan. This was all news to me. So we would actually drive to New Hampshire from Michigan, or we did once.

Yeah. We did. My parents love the mountains there. Loved them.

Yeah. Loved them to this day, actually. So I actually spent, I was like in campgrounds in New Hampshire. Wow.

And when we moved to Massachusetts, we went there more often. Obviously it's a bit closer than Michigan, which is a whole lot of miles away from New Hampshire. But Massachusetts, not so much. It's three long fucking hours from the camp.

It was three hours from our house. Three. Yeah. And quite of those hours feel long.

They felt oddly extra long. They felt like six hours. It was all two lane roads. Mama, that's why.

Why is this going on? I don't know. I had a caravan. I was behind you and Sylvie, our new silver.

That was not funny either. I didn't like being separate. I couldn't really talk. I was like, maybe we'll walk you talk you this and talk on the phone.

But there was no reception. No service guys. No service. Yeah.

Dead zone. Yeah. And so windy and hilly. And yes, the two lanes and you're just, you know, ladyways was guiding us.

Yeah. That's the app ways. But I don't know. But yeah.

So when Izzy and I drove out there, we met you out there in New Hampshire and we stayed at like, and I guess I consider it like a dirty dancing style kind of old school resort, like family style resort that they would have maybe in like the Catskills or something in New York. It's a family resort. It's a family oriented resort. Yeah.

And I didn't really know that those, I didn't know those still existed. And I just was totally like, and it was very new to me. Izzy and I went there and you know, they had all of these facilities and things like available. It's different than a hotel.

It's not a hotel. It's a resort. So there's like events and things, you know, and free classes. Like they had at noon, water exercise and the lake together and then yoga at 11 on the beach that you could just join if you wanted to, you know, that's, that's just like, you know what I mean?

Yeah. You two went there last year. I did not come. Yes.

When you went to introduce Izzy to the camp that she at that point, yeah, may or may not go to. Exactly. You want to tour the camp. So this has been a bell, a bell.

This has been a Dell's baby. This has been a Bell's Diddy. This has been a Dell's project. Easing Izzy into a sleep away camp situation as she has just breached the age of being able to go to a sleep away camp legally.

Yeah. Well, at least this camp you had to have completed third grade. And so she just completed third grade. So the laws involved in this one.

We toured it. So we toured it last year. Izzy and I went to this resort and then we toured the camp and I, when she and I walked around the camp and we chose this place because we have a very good friend who is personally connected to it. It wasn't just like, we got to send this kid to sleep away camp.

We have too much Izzy in our life. No, no, no. We love our girl. No.

Not at all. She just, we have a very good friend who grew up going there, her daughter grew up going there and is now a counselor there. And when they describe it, it's like a very important, wonderful place in their life, right? Camp people.

Camp people. There's a lot of camp people out there like where their best friends like forever. BFF are made camps. Exactly.

Yes. Memories. Lies. So neither your eye had that.

And so it's like just this interesting sort of foreign thing to us. And we went there and I swear to God, it's like, if I were to imagine what would be my most perfect looking sleep away camp for my daughter, it was it. It was there before me. And I was stunned.

I'm like, wow, this actually exists. If I was going to make a movie about a sleep away camp, it would be there, right? It would be there. I know.

I know. It's just a little picket, you know, like white cabins raised up and it looks like a fucking movie set. And it's just a YMCA camp. It's not some super special, exclusive Illuminati.

No. Horse shit. It's like just real. I'm not horse shit.

I know what you mean. It's a basic YMCA all girls sleep away camp. It's just been there a long time. It's been there a long time.

Oh God, it was so sweet. It's so fucking sweet. You told me how sweet it was and I had a picture in my mind and it actually equaled the picture and surpassed it. That's cool.

It's capillary owns an island that's right off the little beach, a sandy beach and then there's this fucking majestic island in a lake, like a couple of hundred feet from shore. It's so crazy. It's so pretty. I go look again.

I go look. Oh, so idyllic. So I've spent a year kind of like discussing this with her. Does she want to go?

You know, should we apply? Blah, blah, blah. She did. She got in.

How was the thing too? Would we get in? What do we get in? There's like a waiting list for this place.

I don't really know. Absolutely no guarantee. Right. She got in.

And so then we said, okay, let's try this, right? Well, I'm so green to this whole thing that I didn't realize how literally involved it is, you guys. I mean, the paperwork, you have to fill out the medical stuff. The kutra ma.

Holy fuck. You guys have pieces that you must assemble. A trunk. The kid needs a fucking trunk, like a big ass trunk.

Yeah. I mean, this trunk, here's a great thing. It's going to be in the Barlow family house forever. We're taking this trunk to the next life.

Okay. The Barlow family general trunk. Totally. Exactly.

So I'm like, okay, we have a huge trunk now. If she never goes back again, this trunk will we will find use for it. Yeah. We're going to go on a trans-oceanic voyage.

We're taking that trunk. We're taking that trunk. Trans-oceanic. If we're going old school and we're escaping to the next.

We're escaping to Australia or something. It's possible. I'm afraid or I don't. I'm going to be our trunk.

It's true. That's our fucking trunk. I could hide my body in that trunk, guys. It's a trunk.

And then you have to label everything known to man. And then you have to go online and find the labels that stick to everything. There's different variations of the labels. Guys, I got.

I had the tip to a bell doing this stuff because I was like, oh my God, this is so much fucking work that I'm not doing. And I was like, at some point, and thank you for this. You didn't. You, well, thank you for doing all the work.

Yes. And also, thank you for not making me do any of it. Because he got out. Bad things keep happening.

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ACAST.com slash advertised. Oh, because I was like, I can't. It looks horrible. And I, but I just want to be doing something else.

It was a full time fucking job. It was crazy. Getting this kid ready to drop off a camp. I don't.

I don't think so many fucking tees to cross eyes to dots and nurses to call and things to fret about and deadlines and it has been nonstop. Yeah. All about fucking camps. Maybe we should believe the name of that.

We'll believe it. Okay, we'll believe it just for now. Yeah. And so we're, I feel totally zoned out now.

I'm like, we dropped her off yesterday, guys. And I thought I was going to just like sob hysterically the whole way home. I was just, I was just like, I think I'm having like a delayed reaction. I'm having more of an anxiety now.

You know, mine, it's more like an anxiety feeling. And, but the thing that we did really right is a, or I did really right. I prepped her for a fucking year about this. We talked about it literally for a year.

And she helped also like pick out all of her clothes. So she had, you know, like ownership of the process too. And then, you know, when we decided to go out there, Izzy really, really wanted to show Lou the resort that we had stayed at the previous year and we toured the camp because she's like, what is this place? This is amazing.

And it's so fun. It really is. You and I were like, we were delighted. So I flew in.

Yeah. From Spain. I had one show, one show in Spain. In the South Africa country, the north of Spain.

Beautiful fucking place. That just sounds lovely. Oh man. But I did like a super hit and run, which is, it takes a lot out of me.

Yeah. And this time it took more out of me than I expected. I, maybe you can tell from his gravelly voice. Oh my God.

I, I've been, I deep breathe a lot. I've really taken on, I've, I've talked about this on the podcast. We had a guest, Tim Hough, who was on, sort of. He hasn't been on in a while, but yeah.

Tim Hough. He's kind of a whim, whim-hop. Yeah, not off. Not off.

And he's kind of full shit. But we did have him on the show. But it was, you know, I've been really breathing. He's been very important to me.

Ever since you read the book, Breath, that started at all. I really, I call myself down with my breath. I put myself to sleep with my breath. I am really conscious of my breath.

Yeah. This was a taxing little trip that I did. So I did. I chose to, I was like, well, I'll just, you know, and, and I will call myself down because every time I set out on these things, it seems so fucking impractical.

Like, how am I going to make this happen in three days? Like, I'm going to grab the van to the fucking airport. I'm going to park the fucking van at the fucking airport. I'm going to walk from the fucking van to the fucking terminal.

I'm going to get on, you know, I'm going to get on the fucking plane and then I'm going to connect and fucking Amsterdam. And I'm going to fucking fly to fucking Bilbao. And then I'm going to fucking get out of there and then find my fucking ride to the fucking festival site, which is an hour away. You know, and then we're going to fucking play the fucking album that we've been playing.

You know, and then it's all this stuff's going to click, click, click, click. And then I'm going to be back in the van, driving to New Hampshire to hook up with Izzy and Adele. So I was doing a lot of breathing to calm myself down, but I had a feeling at some point, I was like, I think I'm overdoing it because I wasn't even like reading or anything. I was just literally in my seat going, mmm.

That's been super fun for your neighbors. They couldn't hear me. You can hear shit. Everybody's got fucking headphones on and the plane is roaring.

It's not quiet in the plane. No, I've been on planes, but yeah. You ever heard anybody fart on a plane? No.

I've smelled it. Damn it. You smell it. You smell it.

You feel it. You've never heard of fart. No, that's a great thing. You can just, you can really let them rip away.

Yeah. So I did a lot of this calming and then I also did it in my hotel room to put myself to sleep and then by the time I got home and then you also scream, my fucking guts out at the end of the fucking dinosaur junior fucking on core of the fucking shows and I screamed, you know, I screamed as I scream. Because that's what God put me on earth to do. It's one of my jobs.

Scream, be in the guy's screams. And I really scream hard, baby. I scream hard. I don't think scream.

I put my whole fuck. I shred my larynx. Larynx. Because that's that's the dedicated man.

You know, stop doing as soon as possible because it's actually hurting me. It's actually hurting my throat. My throat can't keep doing this. I'm going to get some kind of poll up if I don't have it already.

I don't need any poll ups up top. I got down below already. Oh, my dear lord. And so by the time I flew, I got back in to get back into the silly army van to have been waiting patiently for me.

God bless. Central Parker or second. Second me again. I might throw her so far.

I was convinced. I was convinced. I was like, it hurts so bad. I should probably make sure that this is not a more serious illness like strep throat.

I actually couldn't test for that. Make sure I don't have strep or COVID. I don't want to bring COVID up to Izzy before she gets to fucking camp. If I send that girl to camp with COVID, bad news all around.

All around. Already at that point, she wasn't in the camp. So we didn't even know if it was going to happen. I know.

This is a little girl. We're just letting her go. We're dropping her off. Not total strangers.

Thank God. This is another part of the story. It's a holy shit. We got super lucky.

I got that fucking plane. And I started my drive. I drive Boston to New Hampshire in the dark. And I took a wrong turn right when I got out of the airport.

So I ended up taking this route one in Boston, North Route one, North, which is full of landmarks. Bostonian landmarks like the Cal Loon restaurant and the Hilltop Steakhouse, which have a really great road, like old school 50s road signage. Classic signage. There's a lot of like classic signage on this route, route one, which I liked.

But I got off and I got myself a COVID test just to make damn sure that my sort throat was just something dumb that I had done to myself. And yes, it was just something dumb that I've done to myself. And I'm already like, yeah, much better and better and better, but not. I'm still four days.

It's been four days of like not really being able to speak. My throat is only just now not sore all because I was. You actually. Telling myself down and hopefully I did not do something.

I know it to like your lungs. Let's not go there. Okay. All right.

Let's not mentally attack the whole process too. I mean, I think you self care too hard. It's possible. I do myself care too hard.

Yeah. It's a, what do I say that's on trend? I mean, you. It's a real reminder that I'm just not not like the smartest guy.

Why don't I use to take it there? It's a balance thing. It's a balance thing. You have a hard time balancing.

You go to one end or the other too hard. I do. You know, you're like either gulping or drink too. You just like, just a golper.

Yeah. And then when you walk around the house and I'll be like, can you, can you try to walk in that so hard? You're like, I am walking quietly and I'm like, okay, that's what quiet sounds like good. When's the last time I responded by yelling that I was, I guess I hope I don't do that.

I probably do. Yeah. Anyway, he was self cared too hard taking self care to the extreme. I'm going to be gentle.

Fucking be gentle, man. I know. Well, you know what? I also have to be gentle to myself.

I got like a, I got like Instagram influence, you know, by some like razor thing, you know, and it's like, you just, you don't even need to like ever shave again. And you know what? You're right. I don't.

And shaving is a personal choice. Just FYI. And yes, I've done the non-shaved body. I've done the shaved body.

I know it's not required. Okay. I'm just saying that like some things I do like to shave, right? Parts, little bits, little areas.

Okay. Well, anyway, let's just say that I went a little too hard with the device, you know, to my skin, touching my skin. And I like, I sort of got like burned myself. I burned myself.

I wonder if the word abraded could be used as one of my favorite words. So now I'm literally in recovery. Tender flesh being abraded, abraded being, you irritated some very, very tender, tender skin. Well, kind of.

It's, guys, you're just making it sound like it was my labia. It's not. It was my thigh. You should come to me.

I am a master when it comes to prepping for intimate. I just, you know what? Okay. Next time you can, it's all yours, honey.

It's almost like, it can help me out. It's almost like I was like a swimmer, like an Olympic swimmer in another life. What I know about hair removal. Oh, hi.

That we should, we, and you, you're offering the surface. I mean, you're a poor thing. You just went primitive. I want to.

I mean, you really went. I know. There's, there's. Well, I blame it on my anxiety about the drop off of camp, you know, because it's like I came home and I've just been now sitting.

This is the post drop off. I'm right. Yeah. Now you're, you're wondering what the hell's happening.

I know. I know. I'm like, what is she doing right now? Is she in hell?

Is she okay? Did she sleep last night? I did not sleep last night. I, I did not sleep well.

Mm-hmm. Nope. I was. Yeah.

I'm not crying yet or anything about her being gone. I'm just in like a really intense like under the surface anxiety. Like, ooh. Ooh.

Okay. It's like, and I love these ideas. Like it's going to be so relaxing and you get two weeks away from your kid, blah, blah, blah. And then here I am like, oh, okay.

Um, did, did you sleep last night? Were people mean to her? Did you go talking? Yeah.

We didn't even get to talk about the loon. Hmm. I didn't, you just said we've been talking for 25 minutes. Oh, I didn't know if that was a cut off zone.

I'm just saying that, you know, so I'm, I'm tired. I took that fucking like weird razor thing to my thigh and I want to see what I heard guys. Now I'm now, thank God we have a pile of aquifor in this house because I can just slather it on and try to heal my anxiety flailing around with a razor. Just don't do that.

I'm having a nine year old, having a child and sleep away camp. Awesome. Yeah. Well, it's fucking rules.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'm used to being away from my kids for a long period of time and just growing up. I guess they'll live.

I mean, I've really, there's been times in my life where I always on tour. Yeah. It's like, oh, hopefully it's all working out, you know, and not really knowing and months at a time and feeling very helpless. Here's the difference.

She's on tour. Do you know what I mean? We're home. She's not like, you know, when you go on tour, you know that she's at home.

She's in her home base. She's in her familiar place. We're taking like a child and removing her from everything she knows and loves and placing her in a little cabin in the woods and I just to make memories, I hope. From her iPad, two weeks away from the fucking iPad alone alone by itself.

What a great thing for her. I mean, because we need. She loves her tochoboca and her avatar world. Yes.

So you were talking to Loon? Oh. Did you want to talk about that before we get so rudely interrupted again? Oh, well, how about you talk about the Loon?

So you met us up in New Hampshire at the resort. Yes, I did. We had one night at this family resort and in the morning when I got up. Well, we had two nights.

We got, we all got there. We had one full day. So when we woke up on our full morning, we went for a canoe ride. It was the first we went for a barbecue, a campfire breakfast.

That's right. We did. We saw butterflies and I, and I told. I saw fucking toad people.

I fucking toad. I love toads. I want more toads in my life. They make me so happy.

Yeah. And butterflies. So, but we went on a kind of like late morning canoe ride. He has like 11 minutes.

It was like easy and I'm like, we get on and we, you guys, we're not a canoeing family. We paddle ourselves out to this little beach, but on the trip out on the canoe, we rode side by side with a fucking Loon. We had a Loon. These things are so beautiful.

He's black and white. It's like, God, us to the beach. Super duck. This is like fucking super duck.

This is like a duck, this is a duck superhero. This is a duck. This is God's duck. It can, it can, it can swim under water for great lengths.

And it also let us fucking paddle right up to it. I almost hit the Loon with the canoe. We did it first, but we didn't. But even if we did, I think the Loon would have been like, whatever.

Oh, and then we also like, we can ood over this insanely huge turtle. We can ood over a fucking massive aquatic tortoise. Yeah. Turtle.

I know it came up from like 200 years ago and said hi. It was probably 200 years old. It was insane. It was fucking big.

Yeah. And then we went right over the top of it. It was insane. And then I watched its ass come up and its tail wagging at me.

We did. It was incredible. It was incredible. The nature.

It was time to stop talking. There was fish literally swimming around our feet, you guys. It was incredible. The listening.

New Hampshire. Crawl and pressure. Yeah. I'm impressed.

Clyterified at times. The nature is found beyond display. Their motto is live for your die for any of our international visitors who don't know them. They were near freedom, New Hampshire.

You know, as he just kept saying, man, they love it. They really love America here. They have so many flags. Endless succession of big ass motorists.

Oh, and it was also a motorcycle weekend. Oh my god. It's like the East Coast sturgists anyway. Oh wow.

Oh, look at the bike rally. Full effect. We'll see you guys. Our girls away and Lou's going to recover.

Hopefully I will calm down and enjoy the time and she'll enjoy the time. Next time you hear from us, I think we might actually be coming to you from the woods in New York. Stay tuned. Okay.

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This episode was published on June 24, 2025.

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The Barlow family venture into New Hampshire, lead by loons and brushed by butterflies. Izzy is in camp, Adelle and Lou are exhausted. Any RAW Impressions fans from NH? Let us know.  LAST CHANCE for June Birthday...

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