I talk about Huntsville City Council meeting, D1 Townhall, and the townhall about reforming prosecution paradigms for misdemeanor marijuana possession. Plus an ee cummings poem that I found charming/intriguing. Thanks for listening.

I ramble on for a bit about what I saw taking place at County Commission and City Council on the 11th and 12th of May - - have a few laughs about the absurdity of life - - and share a pandemic poem called H1N1. Enjoy - - discuss, think, leave feedback. And thanks for listening.

Some cursory musings from yours truly about our last City Council meeting. Please, come laugh with me!

This week I had a rather far ranging conversation with Mayor Dean who is standing for the Senate seat being vacated by Shelby. We had some fun and lots of thoughts. I hope you enjoy it and please share.

Please visit naso.network to find out more about Music for Mechanics benefit for automotive free clinic in Huntsville. Otherwise enjoy my um-filled recap of the Huntsville City Council meeting of 14 Apr 2022 where I especially discuss the right? ability? to clap while in council. Thanks for listening.

We talk about the Darby case and city government's (retired and otherwise) involvement in the defense of a convicted murderer. This opens up a lot of topics of conversation and we plan to have more conversations here in the future.

We have a chat with Zac Hyden from the Automotive Free Clinic about . . . the AFC, anarchism, nature, and more! To talk to Zac try their website, https://www.automotivefreeclinic.org/ , or their Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/automotivefreeclinic/ . Thanks for listening!

. . . in which we discuss the mundane business as usual goings on of HSV City Council - - except the world is (and must be) changing. 

Apologies for no new episode this week - - content is coming! Keep the faith.

I seem to find an hour's worth of words to say about City Council meetings no matter what. I hope you find something informative . . . or amusing . . . here. Thanks for listening. "If most of us are ashamed of shabby clothes and shoddy furniture, let us be more ashamed of shabby ideas and shoddy philosophies." - Albert Einstein