Semi-Eloquent With John Huff

On Episode #103, your humble host presents a superficial history of the notorious premiere of The Rite of Spring, when Parisian ballet lovers rioted over Igor Stravinsky's unusual score and Vaslav Nijinsky's bizarre choreography in 1913.

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On Episode #102, your humble host answers listener questions, and waxes semi-eloquent about tennis, making a podcast, transcendent concert moments, bass players, and Christine McVie.

Oh, and the extraordinary presence of Steffi Graf.

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On Episode #101, your humble host highlights some of his favourite '80s pop songs, and waxes semi-eloquent about artists including Martika, Phil Collins, Steve Perry, Tears For Fears, John Waite, and U2.

Oh, and Hulk Hogan.

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On Episode #100, your humble host makes an announcement about the show, and presents a superficial history of goth music, from its literary underpinnings to its emergence from the British post-punk scene through bands including Siouxsie And The Banshees, Joy Division, and others.

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Carly Thomas is a gifted and accomplished singer/songwriter who recently released her new album Behind The Ficus. She joins your humble host to reminisce about performing together, and talk about songwriting, where art comes from, hanging in when you feel like quitting, and the peculiar magic that happens when you start to believe in your own vision.

Oh, and how cats can destroy a recording session.

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On Episode #98, your humble host scrambles together a program after tech problems destroyed the interview that was recorded for this week, and waxes semi-eloquent about Amsterdam, Easter eggs in lyrics, the Horseshoe Tavern, the Stadium Tour, and new music from Ty Tabor and Jacquie Neville.

Oh, and falling off a cliff.

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On Episode #97, your humble host resurrects the show, and waxes semi-eloquent about putting good things into the world; his memories of and favourite songs by Joan Jett, Poison, Def Leppard, and Motley Crue; and concert bingo.

Oh, and scrambled television.

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On Episode #96, your humble host brings the curtain down on the John Huff Podcast, and waxes semi-eloquent about the Lawrence Welk Show, creative courage, letting go, focusing your energy, and training wheels.

Oh, and the "rural purge."

With eternal thanks to all who listened.

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On Episode #95, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about household repair, low moods, the power of small momentums, raising your vibration, resistance, future podcast directions, and new music by Peace And The Chaos.

Oh, and the exquisite pleasure of removing a pair of skates.

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Singer/songwriter Kay Howl has undergone a personal and professional transformation over the past few years. She joins your humble host to talk about being authentically who you are, break-ups, embracing the darkness, using pain as creative fuel, holding on, letting go, synchronicity, cruise ships, touring, and her fabulous album Pink Trees.

Oh, and the mystery of islands.

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