Jim rambles about spring 2021 in hermit pandemic life, painting, philosophy of science, and many other things you likely care nothing about. Be well and thrive. ✌️

Jim prattles on about cruising through his old neighborhoods by his high school, plans to end his hiatus in the Detroit area, his brief engagement, speculations that he may be some kind of ace, and San Francisco.

In the episode Jim talks about his family’s geriatric cockatiel, the mythology of our theriomorphic political party symbols, public education, and getting the band back together.

Today Jim rambles about pandemic despondency, Netflix’s “Maniac”, and other ends and odds.

In the episode Jim prattles on about the holiday, TV and reading currently on my plate, and some thoughts about the drawn-out election process.

Jim casts yet again from his car on a rainy November Sunday. This is his usual blend of ranting about the sacred and the profane. (And he doesn’t actually sing.)

Jim rambles about the prospect of holding up for the upcoming winter in Detroit, the election results that were called yesterday, and some people hustling furniture sales in the car next to him.

First casting from my place of origin, the northern Detroit suburbs, where I am headquartered until this pandemic recedes. I talk a bit about the differences between Detroit and San Francisco and other miscellany. Take care and stay healthy.

Dictation from driving the road while moving back to Detroit from San Francisco on the long stretch of interstate labeled I-80 in Iowa. (From August 21st.)