In this episode, BW Derge (drums) and Nick Ring (guitars) are talking about an improvised jam from January 2024.
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Fiction Prose Writing
Laenif Book One, Chapter Two: To Change (Spiritual Science Fiction)
Chapter one of Laenif is already available, here’s the second chapter: “To Change,” featuring a shift from third-person omnipresent narration to emotional first person narration
Mix Playlists Music
Playlist For Real This Time, with Lola Young, Puscifer, Hozier, and More
Amazon Music Playlist from 2024, prelude to “Do You See What Happens when You F*ck with a Poet?” Featuring Lola Young, Carina Round, Puscifer, Hozier, and More!
Fiction Prose Writing
Episode Nine of “As of Now Untitled Project” About Steve
A quote, a letter to Steve’s father, and a quick cute exchange. This is part 9 of an as of now untitled project featuring someone named Steve
Music Prose Writing
From ‘Criminal’ to Catharsis: Top 5 Best Songs by Fiona Apple
Fiona Apple has 5 studio albums spanning almost 30 years, 1996 – 2020 and I’ve picked my favorite song from each.
Jams Music
Just a Jam on Guitar and Drums in a Basement: No Vocals or Notes
Nick Ring on guitar and BW Derge on drums – a folky, kind of funky, emotional jam session from September 2025 – it’s fresh!
Fiction Prose Writing
Watch the Screen: Multiverse Adventures and Infinite Dreams
Follow-up to short story Push the Button featuring Paul and Sally who have a button that transposes them to different variations of the universe. In this multiverse adventure, they also find a mysterious screen…
Mix Playlists Music
Amazon Music Playlist: “Even if Knew, I Wouldn’t Tell You” ft. Fiona Apple
Amazon Music Playlist from 2006: “Even if Knew, I Wouldn’t Tell You” ft. Fiona Apple, Puscifer, Gorillaz, and More
Fiction Prose Writing
Episode Eight of Steve’s Untitled Story: “In the Middle of a Tuesday”
Steve and his mother out to lunch in the middle of a Tuesday, episode 8 of an untitled series of micro-stories about Steve
Prose Writing
Feeling Invisible: Why Your Content is Being Suppressed by the Algorithm
You pour your soul into your art. You write the truth, raw and unfiltered, maybe even making your audience uncomfortable, but in a good way. And then… nothing.