Show Notes
- Yes, George has been spreading the pro-iPad gospel for some time
- The lineup of WoST’s virtual conference that Carly spent way, way too much time talking about, hosted by Women of Sex Tech
- George’s latest Forbes piece Fortnite And Travis Scott Provide Insights Into How To Go To Market When The Market Disappears
- Part 2 of Dan’s Remote Musician’s Handbook
- Episode 4 of Hello Walls—a music discovery-focused mini-series—hosted by Chris Shiflett. Happening weekly on Sundays at 8pm CST
- Proof that apparently George isn't the only one wearing two sets of headphones, surprisingly
- On May 1, Bandcamp’s no sales fee sale paid out $7.1 million to artists. Don’t miss the next campaign on June 5!
- George supported Drive-By Truckers and got a t-shirt, a song, and access to (past) live show recordings
- Dan supported Julian Velard (Sad Dad EP shout out), some Noah Gundersen EPs and Reina Del Cid (whose name he pronounced correctly)
- Carly will do better next time
- The E&A Spotify playlist (formerly known as the George playlist) that has considerably less desert rock now
Three Things
Carly
- Learning: So nice she had to mention it twice, a big hurrah for the WoST virtual conference
- Learning pt 2: SheCan’s masterminds group
- Listening: Jessie Reyez’ Before Love Came to Kill Us, specifically her rendition of goddess Patsy Cline’s (or Willie Nelson’s at George’s insistence) Crazy
Dan
- Learning: Playing along with Hoelsveen’s Hippo Emoji, and making him $48 richer
- Watching: YouTubber Dan Mace play The Weeknd’s Blinding Lights with bricks as per a troll’s “request”
- Watching pt 2: The tongue-twister Middleditch and Schwartz comedy specials on Netflix (a crowd pleaser by all accounts!)
George
- Reading: This week’s TASTE newsletter where they recommended the Pitchfork review of XTC’s Skylarking and his friend Justin’s Aquarium Drunkard radio and a tuna confit recipe forcing him to question whether he wrote it
- Listening: Cocaine and Rhinestones podcast (which he referred to as Cocaine and Cowboys, oops) and all the hours devoted to Harper Valley PTA
- Eating: Muddy Waters inspired by the Uglesich's Restaurant Cookbook, and finding this interview that, in other words, is a 112-page delight
