The Black Keys - Gold On The Ceiling (Official Video) (by theblackkeys)

El Camino wasn’t as wall-to-wall solid as Brothers was, but I’ll be damned if it doesn’t have some real toe-tappers. 

Still one of the best bands out there right now. 

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These “Shit (blank) People Say” videos are getting a little out of hand. That’s not to say that they aren’t mostly spot-on, but this one hits a bit close to home. 

In case you’re wondering, all NPR affiliate employees hum along to the theme music for All Things Considered. It’s just so damn catchy. 

Also, winter pledge drive coming up in a few weeks on OPB. Brace yourselves! 

(via babesofnpr)

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Oops, I meant to post this one. I’ll leave the other up, too, since everyone who doesn’t know about Justin really should find out. 

This song, though, is just filthy.

Justin Townes Earle VIII-My Starter Won’t Start (by GoodLiveMusicHere)

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Yes, this is real. Yes, it’s funny. Yes, our system is irrevocably broken and Stephen Colbert is throwing it in our faces. Well done, Stephen. You’re right, our system of funding elections is a complete and utter joke. 

Colbert, 2012.

(via opbmusic: Studio Sessions: Radiation City)

Another cool session at OPBmusic that I was privileged to help out with.

Source: opbmusic.org

Sleepy Man Banjo Boys - Flint Hill Special

Well, I feel like a failure at everything… 

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The Moth Presents Mike DeStefano: Franny’s Last Ride (by mothstories)

This epitomizes my love/hate relationship with The Moth. Such an amazing story, yet so incredibly fucking sad. 

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Finding Oregon (by Uncage the Soul Productions)

Man, my state is awesome. I really should see more of it…

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Patrice O’Neal - How to tell how pretty a white woman is. 

I was never a huge Patrice O’Neal fan. Never watched a full program of his standup or listen to any of his albums. But whenever he showed up on something I was watching or listening to, I always knew that I was in for some insightful, hilarious, and honest comedy. 

Rest in peace, Patrice. 

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Video of the previous post, for those too lazy to click.