Semi-Eloquent With John Huff

On this week's episode, your humble host celebrates simple pleasures like being able to walk up the stairs, and waxes semi-eloquent about his history with back spasms, memories of Niagara Falls, Puscifer drummer Gunnar Olsen, and new music by Rowena Wise.

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On this week's episode, your humble host attempts to keep it light, and waxes semi-eloquent about new music by Kurt Vile, bleeding for your passions, a thoroughly exciting summer gig, and the Ill-Advised by Bill Nighy podcast.

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This is a heavy but extremely important episode about men's mental health - a topic that demands more attention and more discussion because an alarming number of middle-aged men are struggling in silence and ultimately choosing to take their own lives. This week I'm talking about some of the risk factors and some of the facts, and opening up about my own experience of depression and anxiety, with some insight on the things and people who have helped me positively manage my mental health along the way.

If you are suffering and are considering hurting yourself, please call the Suicide Crisis Helpline at 9-8-8 in Canada and the USA.

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On this week's episode, your humble host considers the channeled advice of an alien entity called Bashar, and waxes semi-eloquent about following your excitement as a means of rediscovering passion, finding direction, and dealing with life changes.

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On this week's episode, your humble host both defines and experiences a eucatastrophe - fundamentally a sudden and unexpected rescue - and waxes semi-eloquent about new music by Klimt 1918, surrendering control, and cultivating a faith that life has a way of working out in the end.

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On this week's episode, your humble host extols the virtues of quitting as illustrated by the story of his boutique music publicity agency, and waxes semi-eloquent about letting go of what doesn't serve you, understanding why you can't quit what you know you should quit (hint: it's fear), and the ways in which quitting something can free up time and energy to pursue what you really want to do.

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On this week's episode, your humble host considers a few challenging but ultimately motivational quotes, and waxes semi-eloquent about choosing to spend your time and energy the way you want to spend it, the danger of waiting for 'someday,' having the courage to change what doesn't fulfill you, and new music by Soda Blonde. It's a well-intentioned - and well-timed - kick in the butt for those who need it!

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On this week's episode, your humble host considers more life lessons from pickleball, and waxes semi-eloquent about evolving as a player and a person, simplifying both game and life, and putting in the reps it takes to improve at everything from sports to music to relationships, as well as new music by Oktobernatt.

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On this week's episode, your humble host indeed laments the most cynical thing he's ever seen on a lyric sheet, and waxes semi-eloquent about being an artist in the digital world, as well as sad songs by Queensryche, Bon Iver, Death Cab For Cutie, Carly Thomas, and others.

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On this week's episode, your humble host returns to the show's musical roots, waxing semi-eloquent about choosing your own happiness with reference to Taylor Swift's video for the song Opalite, as well as new music by Stanley Simmons and Colour Of Fire (with a stop at Laurel Canyon along the way).

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