SPOILER ALERT! Muffy Drake died. She was the sweetest and most precious sentient being. Muffy was the sister of Canary Canard. This episode is dedicated to her memory...
THE ITSY BITSY SPIDER (Nursery Rhyme-Public Domain)
JUDE-Written & Narrated by Xavier Combe
LAVA LAMP BLUES-Written by Jim Hall
GLADYS MALLORY-Written & Narrated by Xavier Combe
SONG IN SPITE OF MYSELF-Written by Countee Cullen (Poem-Public Domain)
Episode written by Jim Hall
Sound Design & Editing by Jim Hall
'Jude' was the last episode of our Beloved Muffy Drake. Sweet Muffy, what happened to her? Was it inevitable? Why in Paris? And, where do we go from here?
Canary Canard is a new podcast, Muffy's little sister takes center stage now.
All will be explained, not all forgiven...
Check out our website here: canarycanard.com
WARNING: Full Disclosure-Elements of this podcast were made with AI.
It's apparent, the fix is in, and has been in the works for some time to flip the script into Autocracy. As creatives, what are we to do?
How can we possibly fight back with equal measure? Canary Canard Studios was created to be a cudgel to Far Right politics.
We ultimately felt like we were taking a knife to thermonuclear gunfight.
The struggle was how to amplify our voice and message to Roll Back this RED TIDE.
Artificial intelligence was used in the production of this podcast. We disclose that openly because we understand the concern. AI carries profound risks: it exists in a world already marked by war, violence, disinformation, and the possible displacement of artists and human labor. We do not dismiss those fears; we share many of them. For us, AI is not authorship, ideology, or replacement. It is a tool governed by human hands, human judgment, and human values. We remain fully responsible for every creative and ethical choice. But, why?
We believe the world is hurtling, yet again, towards a critical mass and Democracy is worth saving, by any means necessary.
In the end: “Well, Doctor, what have we got—a republic or a monarchy?”
Ben Franklin replied: “A republic, if you can keep it.”