DownBeat BubbleGum PoP with David Raffin
David Raffin is a philosopher, a contributor to Funny Times, Rosebud Magazine, and other publications. Nicer than anyone. Ask anybody. Wait. They might be biased.
Episodes
A podcast. Give(n) generously.
A reading from my Work in Progress, Standards & Practices.
The long awaited return to form.
“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album “The Politics of Desire” by Revolution Void licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0.
Winner Winner! by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/463...
The return of the More Than True podcast features a short reading by Author/Playwrite/Comedian Dylan Brody.
More Than True will be back soon, as I am diligently building a recording studio from scratch.
“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album “The Politics of Desire” by Revolution Void licensed u...
Podcast 14, fancy new microphone, O boy
“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album “The Politics of Desire” by Revolution Void licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0.
Winner Winner! by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4630-winner-winner-
License: https://filmmusic.io/s...
This podcast is so important I recorded it on my phone.
My apologies to those I have yet to offend.
No apologies to those I have re-offended.
To those I have pre-arranged a future offense for, I await payment.
“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album &l...
A podcast with no transcript? Quaint. Quaint.
An exploration of the art of juggling oranges in the park for money.
Winner Winner! by Kevin MacLeod (Clipped)
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4630-winner-winner-
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
“Someone Else’s M...
A story of mid childhood.
“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album “The Politics of Desire” by Revolution Void licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0.
Winner Winner! by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4630-winner-winner-
License: https://filmmusic.io/sta...
The story of Tesla’s Wings, from the book Tragic Stories Disguised as Jokes.
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“Someone Else’s Memories” from the album “The Politics of Desire” by Revolution Void licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0.
Winner Winner! by Kevi...
Duck Calls? We have answers. On the record.
DUCK DUCK DOWN
Two men walk into a bar.
It is at this point in the joke a spectator stands UP from the crowd, having seen something and wishing to report, and says :
“Why are they men?“
Last Call for the Three Comedians
The melancholic comedian considered the puzzle of existence.
The listener doesn’t know. The ins and outs.
He considered the audience, melancholic, dour, hard to please. Their lack of humor saddened him and effected his presence, a poor reflection upon them. He sought o...
A charming castPod with a special appearance by Good ol’ Charlie Brown.
I was at home and I was not thinking about either Martin Van Buren or the kangaroo. I had real world problems on my mind.
The kangaroo was famous, for, among other things, having carved a phallic replica he called “Mr. Pokey.”...
This podcast is an excerpt from the novella “Sigmund, Falling Up!” by David Raffin.
“Winner Winner!” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
“Someone Else’s Memories” “Simulation Hypothesis” “Line of Flight” from the album The P...
As usual the More Than True podcast is subversive rather than political.
An intro by Groucho, a discussion of the tragedy of Abbot And Costello, and Einstein’s troubles with the classes.
“Winner Winner!” “Erik Satie: Gymnopedie No 1” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attrib...
The More than True podcast returns with a vintage story about spies, Russians, shoes, USA electoral politics, and raisins.
It’s an audio rendition of the story More Than One Day in the Life of Igor Igoravitch, from the collection Hard Fought Illusions of Choice. Enjoy. It is strong. Like Stalin.
“Winner Winner!” by Kevin Mac...
A newsletter for you. PDF. V.1 Iss. 1.
Words! Words! Words!
Feel free to print a few copies and hand them out. We have an election to win, after all.
It’s time for a tale of love. A love story, if you will.
As old as the fingers of fate that surround.
Heartwarming! Hearts on fire.
“Someone Else’s Memories” and “Line of Flight” from the album The Politics of Desire by Revolution Void licensed under Creative Commons Attribution...
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