The naps of deep youth: You chewed on your bed, banged your head on the wall, punishing your parents — you were just old enough to know they loved you more than was healthy for them; therefore, harming yourself harmed them — then, after whipping your hatreds into vortexes reaching the psychic cellar door where the Devil’s always knocking, you needed a rest.

The naps of deep youth: You chewed on your bed, banged your head on the wall, punishing your parents — you were just old enough to know they loved you more than was healthy for them; therefore, harming yourself harmed them — then, after whipping your hatreds into vortexes reaching the psychic cellar door where the Devil’s always knocking, you needed a rest.

The naps of deep youth: You chewed on your bed, banged your head on the wall, punishing your parents —&nbsp;you were just old enough to know they loved you more than was healthy for them; therefore, harming yourself harmed them — then,&nbsp;after whipping your hatreds into vortexes reaching the psychic cellar door where the Devil’s always knocking, you needed a rest.

Remember When The Sun Was New?

Award-winning comedy writer and regret artist Dan Williams tells stories from his life in Maine and from his afterlife in Pennsylvania. Tune in once a week for laughs as Dan learns just about everything the hard way, from how to kiss women your mother's age to how to locate roadkill and blow it up responsibly.

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Remember When The Sun Was New?

Remember When The Sun Was New?