Nine Inch Nails, Sublime, Mars Volta… these bands are mentioned in the seasonal finale of the Jam Notes podcast. There’s also discussions about math, ghosts, bigfoot, and more!
BWDerge Blog Archives
Find the Device: Short Story from the Adventures of Sally and Paul
Following up on Paul and Sally’s multiverse adventures after Push the Button introduced us to their predicament and Watch the Screen continued their tale. This story focuses on one of their children from another universe…
2018 Playlist ft. the Black Keys and A Perfect Circle – ‘Spring’s Onslaught’
2018 playlist with multiple genres – #56 “Spring’s Onslaught” with the Black Keys, A Perfect Circle, Ella Fitzgerald, and More!
Episode 14 of Mini-Series about Steve: “Under the Floor”
In this chapter of an untitled project about a drunk writer named Steve, another anonymous quote and Steve continues to hang out with his friend Freddy.
Samsara in the Age of the Internet and Loneliness
Stuck in an endless cycle of desire and suffering? Need to escape to Nirvana or Moksha? Let’s explore the concept of Samsara and endless cycles of existence.
Guitar and Drums Jam Session: Amazing Grace
BW Derge and Nick Ring from Jam Notes podcast play Amazing Grace in improvised instrumental jam session. In memorandum of those we lost in the past few year.
Purged into Neon: Short Story about Driving in an Alternate Dimension
Rewritten short story from 2005 about a man who meets a strange being one day and drives off into another dimension that will radically alter his view of reality and life itself.
Mixtape for Moving On – “Let Go My Ego” featuring Puscifer & Early Winters
Multi-genre playlist from 2019 about moving on from an ending relationship, featuring Carina Round from Puscifer and Early Winters
Episode 13 of Serialized Short Story about Steve: Why Do You Write?
More from our anonymous narrator in the wilderness, Steve talks with one of his writing professors, and a drunken conversation outside of a bar.
These Parties Suck. America is Broken. We Need a Third Political Party
Business conglomerates and A.I. driven algorithms have taken precedence over the interests of the middle and lower classes.
