Semi-Eloquent With John Huff

On Episode #53, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about how the COVID-19 pandemic can help you commit to your dream, lose what needs losing, or find opportunity in crisis, and how all of that might make 2020 the most important year of your life.

Oh, and living in a school bus.

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On Episode #52, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about Foo Fighters on SNL, beautiful Vienna, battlefield visits, Charlie Brown, All Quiet On The Western Front, and Dan Carlin's Blueprint For Armageddon.

Oh, and The Bone Cathedral.

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Intro sound effects by Samantha Enrico (Boxing Arena), Joe Lamb (Sad Trombone), Mike Koenig (Glass Breaking), courtesy of http://scxoundbible.com. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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On Episode #51, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about vitamin water, relieving gallbladder pain, a memorable after-party in The Netherlands, the US election, and Lewis Black's Rantcast.

Oh, and when Lou Ferrigno attacks.

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*Intro sound effects by Mark DiAngelo (Wind Sound), Daniel Simon (Cartoon Wolf), and Mike Koenig (Party Horn), courtesy of http://soundbible.com. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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Your humble host celebrates the 50th episode of the podcast by waxing semi-eloquent about Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes), Noel Monk's Runnin' With The Devil, Robin McAuley, Monty's Rockcast, talk radio as a companion, and pushing through fear to start a project.

Oh, and nuclear holocaust.

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*Intro sound effects by Mark DiAngelo (Wind Sound), Daniel Simon (Cartoon Wolf), and Mike Koenig (Party Horn) courtesy of http://soundbible.com. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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Rakefet Abergel is a Los Angeles-based actor, screenwriter, and director whose most recent short horror film Boo recently premiered on Alter.

Join us for a compelling conversation about LA in the time of COVID, screenwriting, making independent movies, Adam Sandler, and being artistically open.

Oh, and edible blood.

Follow Rakefet at https://www.facebook.com/rakefetabergel.

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On this all music episode, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about Eddie Van Halen, AC/DC, bands that sound like AC/DC (including Britny Fox, Dirty Looks, X-Sinner), and new music from Stryper and Kathleen Edwards.

Oh, and backmasking.

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* Intro sound effects by Mike Koenig (Cinematic Suspense) and Mark DiAngelo (Wind Sound) courtesy of http://soundbible.com/. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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Jacquie Neville is best known as the incredible frontperson for Canadian rock band The Balconies.

The band broke up in 2018 after ten years of grinding it out on the road, which forced Jacquie to assess her life and begin creating a new identity – a process that led her to a new career, a family, and ultimately back to music as a solo artist.

Join us for an insightful conversation about life in The Balconies, letting go, moving on, creating a new life, and rediscovering your artistic spirit.

Oh, and a premonition about her future.

Follow Jacquie at https://www.facebook.com/jacquienevillemusic/.

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On this mini episode of the podcast, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about Arnold and Franco, the "golden age" of bodybuilding, the pump, and breakfast.

Oh, and what all of that has to do with taking a break from the show.

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In the latest John Huff Podcast solosode, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about follicular geology, history programming on television, using time in self-isolation to improve yourself, preparing for your next level, and drawing inspiration from Schitt's Creek actors Annie Murphy and Jennifer Robertson.

Oh, and the time a giant bee attacked his Apiculture professor.

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In the first John Huff Podcast virtual roadisode, your humble host "sits down" with bandmates Ken 'The Zen' Ross and Deni Gauthier to find out how they're dealing with the current crisis.

Topics include but are not limited to Deni's experience of COVID-19, the odyssey of Ken's records, Ghost's Papa Emeritus IV, live shows on YouTube (featuring The War On Drugs and Brandi Carlile), live shows on Facebook (featuring Sarah Harmer and Jacquie Neville), Tiger King, and what's changed.

Oh, and mustaches.

Follow Ken The Zen at https://kenthezen.com/.

Follow Deni at https://www.deni.me/.

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