Sean Charles Dunn, age 37, is a Washington D.C. resident and former employee of the U.S. Department of Justice. On August 10, 2025, he approached a group of federal law-enforcement officers in D.C. and threw a “sub-style sandwich” — described as a salami hoagie — at one of them while shouting things like “You fascists! Why are you here? I don’t want you in my city!” Afterward, he admitted plainly, “I did it. I threw a sandwich.” Continue reading
Here’s my suno version of “Kahuna and the Brain” — I’ll explain:
Years ago, our live band did a series of Wall Street songs, the most popular of which was “Kahuna and the Brain”, celebrating Joe Kernen and David Faber’s broadcast on Squawk Box. Our band appeared on their show over a four-hour period, playing our songs and being interviewed by Mark Haines. Continue reading
I spent the entire time so far tonight re-arranging my MP3 and MP4 song videos. I’ll give a rundown on them, along with some craft items and other goodies at the zoom meeting. Continue reading
You somehow discover that you are God, the Absolute, and you realize that there is only ONE, that everything else is an illusion. after a while, you can’t stand the loneliness, and so, you fall asleep and dream.
In that dream, a whole life passes by. then you wake up. Here I am again. Continue reading
what spotify for artists gives you
if you release music on spotify, you can claim your artist profile through spotify for artists. that gives you access to a dashboard where you can edit your bio and images, see listener stats, and pitch new releases for playlist consideration. you can also highlight a track or album with an “artist pick” and feature merch or concert info. Continue reading
A strange thing happened this summer — a band with no history, no gigs, and no traceable members shot up the streaming charts. It called itself The Velvet Sundown, and before long, listeners began to suspect there wasn’t a single living musician behind it. What followed was a glimpse into the near future of music. Continue reading
These actually stabilize your phone automatically with tiny motors. Perfect if you’re walking while filming, like showing off a barn or art room. Continue reading
When you listen to a song in a language you don’t understand, something extraordinary happens — something that rarely occurs when you already know the meaning of the words. Your mind, relieved of its usual duty to analyze and interpret, begins to listen differently. The words stop being linguistic markers and become pure sound — shapes, rhythms, emotional tones. The human voice, freed from language, becomes an instrument, like a cello or saxophone, carrying meaning through vibration rather than vocabulary. Continue reading
Somewhere between yesterday and tomorrow, the Bardo Bus made an unscheduled stop.
The driver didn’t explain, as usual. A few passengers looked up from their phones,
others just stared out the window, trying to remember who they were before they got on. Continue reading
Here’s a lesson in blog composition:
“When a big bully dominates the schoolyard, nobody has fun, not even he, but you’d never convince him to change his ways without a punch in the face.
“Unfortunately, although there are plenty of motives and abundant means, there is no opportunity, so that’s not an option.
“Leaving the schoolyard is often the only solution, retreating to the school classrooms for protection.
“But what if the bully also rules the classrooms?” Continue reading