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So long, Marianne (1967) – Leonard Cohen

Now we are getting to the cream of Cohen’s crop. Marianne and Leonard stayed in touch until the very end, almost literally. He sent her a letter on her death bed in 2016. “I’m just a little behind you, close

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Sana Sana (2020) – Nathy Peluso

Such is my excitement for this song and Nathy Peluso in general, I have forwarded this ‘polemical primeval act’ ahead of time and will let it roll on tomorrow. Her other song Puro Veneno released here in April this year

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Redemption Song (1980) – Bob Marley

It seems like only yesterday that Bob Marley’s early pioneering hit Mr. Brown featured here and now we have another song, but this time from the other bookend of his discography (and fittingly so) – Redemption Song. This is the

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These Fish Have Manners (Good Friday Edition)

I’m sorry, but it’s a fact! – that there is such a thing as manners, a way of treating people. These fish have manners. These fish have manners. In fact, they’re coming with me. I’m starting a new company, and the

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Precious Memories (1986) – Bob Dylan

Precious Memories is the first song to appear here from Bob Dylan’s twenty – fourth studio album Knocked Out Loaded. Although I would consider this a lower-tier Dylan record, it still includes a few gems on it like today’s featured

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Three minutes of Ivy League heads refusing to condemn calls for genocide of Jews

This is unbelievable. They say ‘It depends on the context’. They are heads of the US’s biggest educational institutions. Now lets think of the following scenario: if the questions were asked about genocide of Blacks or Muslims. What do you

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Bob Dylan – Little Drummer Boy

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One (1988) – Metallica

Generally, Heavy metal music hasn’t enticed my listening senses like other genres of music. But the song One by Metallica is a rare exception because of the masterful playing, the raw power and intensity of the sound and confounding lyrical

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The Flood Myth – John Hamer (Toronto Centre Place)

“The flood is seen symbolically as a baptism of the earth; where the same things symbolically happen in baptism; the old person dies and comes out of the water reborn anew, in the same way the old carnal world is

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Yuval Noah Harari: AI – Special Edition Post

I saw the above presentation last night by Yuval Noah Harari that was part of the Frontiers Forum Live event held in April 2023. He said the following points at this event, but I’ll also add below what I wrote

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