Semi-Eloquent With John Huff

On Episode #163, your humble host offers an escape strategy for anyone stuck in churning thoughts, and answers a compelling listener question: What three songs have you recorded that represent your drumming style?

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On Episode #162, your humble and somewhat under the weather host waxes semi-eloquent about beach volleyball, playing festivals, giving your all when no one's watching, and Toronto indie rock band The Manic Boys And Girls Club.

Oh, and measuring distance in time.

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On Episode #161, your humble host celebrates his 50th birthday with a listener Q&A! What's the coolest thing you've seen from the air? What's the best advice you've ever been given? What three albums define you? What have you learned about yourself through drumming and podcasting? Would you ever consider doing stand-up? Join us for compelling answers to these questions and many more!

Oh, plus hard-hitting insights on cocktails … and cake.

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On Episode #160, your humble host welcomes Alex Petrovich back to the program. Alex – aka Al 'Yeti' Bones – was until recently best known for his work with rock bands including Gypsy Chief Goliath and Age Of Wolves. Over the past few years he has branched into writing and acting as part of an inspiring process of personal reinvention.

Join us for a powerful conversation about pushing through fear, connecting with your true passions, meditation, mindfulness, and ultimately betting on yourself.

Oh, and wasting your failure.

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On Episode #159, your humble host offers a simple tactic for anyone trapped in the past or lost in the future, and waxes semi-eloquent about dealing with regret, doing the work you were born to do, and new music by The Rolling Stones.

Oh, and retroactive anguish.

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On Episode #158, your humble host registers a complaint about turning 50, and waxes semi-eloquent about perceptions of aging, new chapters, going for it in middle age, the inspiration and example of dUg Pinnick, and Ram Dass's approach to life as a game.

Oh, and living to 200.

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On Episode #157, your humble host questions whether hard work always creates the best results, and waxes semi-eloquent about creative spontaneity, Monty Colvin's song Bill, feeling like an Atari ice hockey player, and neo-swing band Tell It To Sweeney.

Oh, and on a serious note, the importance of looking out for each other in public.

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On Episode #156, your humble host indulges a stream of consciousness narrative, and waxes semi-eloquent about having nothing to say, recording drums, looking for the positive, touring, attachment, and remembering life's small miracles.

Oh, and the old devil click track.

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On Episode #155, your humble host confesses to having human days – those days when you're not at your best – and waxes semi-eloquent about negative stories we tell ourselves, ego attachment, learning from emotional triggers, and asking the big question: What's the truth?

Oh, plus music by Oz Noy and Sarayasign.

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On Episode #154, your humble host sits down with supremely talented singer/songwriter Elizabeth Winterbourne, who recently released her evocative new EP Lost In Headlights. Join us for an inspiring conversation about Elizabeth's music, trusting your gifts, and creating the art you want to create in a pressurized social media landscape.

Oh, and the mystery of Christina's World.

Follow Elizabeth at elizabethwinterbournemusic.com.

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