Tracklist:

A song.

A quasi-spoken word piece of writing involving a laundry basket. You can purchase the track here. 

An old piece of audio featuring a collection of items overheard on the police scanner. 

An audio piece put together four-plus years ago.

You'll hear two bits of audio in this clip show: the first will be an excerpt of an interview with Mamie 'Peanut' Johnson, who was the only woman to pitch in the Negro Leagues; the second bit of audio you'll hear will be an interview with Satchel Page. 

Two original poems: "tfw" and "Four at Once."

A reading of "After The Alphabets" and "Great Moon" to mark W.S. Merwin's life.

To celebrate the life of the musician, a few songs -- namely:

A fascinating paper that made the claim that the flow of time could be reversed was published on March 13th. And though it is a fascinating piece of work, it's also incredibly jargon-heavy and math-heavy. This episode is an attempt to define some of the terms to begin to chip away at the work.