Third time is an absolute charm, but how can it not be with this guy? Rob Bell returns for the hat trick to discuss his latest book Everything Is Spiritual: Who We Are and What We're Doing Here.
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Another excerpt from Namedropping has...dropped (I'm not a wordsmith). This is a special one. If you've ever spent time with Anthony Green, you'll know why. If you haven't, I really hope this does the man justice.
This section's soundtrack song is: "Dear Child" by Anthony Green (duh)
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Lindsay Manfredi is one of my new favorite people. You know her as the bass player for COLD but she also just dropped her first book Unf*ckwithable: A Guide to Inspired Badassery available now at LindsayManfredi.com
@lindsaymanfredi
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Author/musician/writer/comedian Mike Henneberger joins to talk about his latest book Rock Bottom at the Renaissance: An Emo Kid's Journey Through Falling In and Out of Love In and with New York City.
Visit ABergerJoint.com to check it out and be sure to follow @mikeyleerock
Dropping another excerpt from Jameson's upcoming book Namedropping. This is a special one guys. Who in the world wasn't, at one time or another, obsessed with MxPx? For many of us, the Bremerton trio kicked off a lifelong love of fast, immature, good vibes punk. In this excerpt, Jameson explores the origins of his obsession as well as his many run ins with the band.
Visit @namedroppingbook on Instagram to see the photos behind the stories.
This excerpt's soundtrack selection is "Party, My House, Be There" by MxPx (duh)
VIP meet & greets, creating quality content in quarantine, and the future of Sleep On It all hangs in the balance in 2020. Don't worry, we solve all of it.
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Excerpt number 2 (haha) from my upcoming book Namedropping: Seeking Creative Truth Through Trendy Altruism and Punk Rock coming this fall.
Murder-Bears, Moonshine, and Mayhem: Strange Stories from The Bible To Leave You Amused, Bemused, and (Hopefully) Informed. Get it? Luke T. Harrington's latest book is a must-read for that immature junior high kid who still lives within all of us.
A story about meeting my best friend Machine Gun Kelly.
Namedropping: Seeking Creative Truth Through Trendy Altruism and Punk Rock coming this fall from Askew Publishing.
@namedroppingbook
Visit Rumestudio.co to see all the amazing and creative projects Steven and his wife Bethany are working on and listen to Ungrieved on Spotify. Seriously, lay on the floor, throw this record on and drift away.
