Jerome John Garcia died on August 9, 1995 and left behind a legacy of great music and anecdotal, yet at the same time, seemingly uncannily-accurate recollection and intellectual perspective. His Grateful Dead bandmates pay homage to him this day and offer their own apt tributes. My experience with this man and his band started in 2018 and I haven't looked back. Captain Trips lives on in me and I have been a willing victim to many an earworm by the man who plays guitar and sings a lovely tune that sticks with you. His collaborations with the likes of Bob Dylan, Bruce Hornsby and Wynton Marsalis is a veritable name-dropping paradise. Join me as I wax philosophical and recollect this consummate musician and professional. His tragic death 25 years ago is a stark contrast to the celebration of him and his art.

Live from Kittysville Indiana: There's no room to stretch here as thousands of cats and kittens convene on the convention floor here in town. We bring you a bird's-eye view of the activity in the arena. Lilly, our elegant calico, is ready to make her speech... let's listen in to all the activity...

Host Guy Masse serves up a menu of delicious comestibles as he whets your appetite with all things from the sea. Along with Janet and Pierre, they enjoy clam cakes, Rhode Island chowder and lobster roll as they venture to the lovely seaside community of Galilee. With fishing boats and colorful buoys as a delightful backdrop, the hungry group enjoy a plentiful meal with God's grace. The bounty of the sea grants them repast as grateful families also enjoy thier seaside dinners. Also stay tuned when Guy brings you the anniversary of Jerry Garcia's death with a tribute planned for the next program.

The the aim of this podcast is to entertain and inform and a big part of that is accuracy. I dropped the ball recently when I mentioned the incorrect population of Manchester, New Hampshire and I want to set the record straight. Also, not to hit you over the head with upcoming shows but I can't contain my excitement when I remind you to tune in to upcoming programs including AD-13 and Meditations. I also don't want to forget to mention the 25th anniversary of Jerry Garcia's death on August 9th. A special podcast is planned on Sunday.

From New York, your podcast companion for informative updates in the world of Talk Me Some Art And Other Stories, GJM's intrepid reporter Stori Evermore joins host John Jacobs in the studio to tout her new program coming in December which tackles COVID-19 and all the drama surrounding it. Also listen for a plug for Buckles Branigan's own saddle soap and leather conditioner. It restores any and all of your leather items to their original supple goodness.

A sodbuster's property is put at risk by right-of-way landgrabbers and low-life varmints. The "sad-six" was gunned down by our own Buckles Branigan - interviewed in this episode - in a heady night of shooting and shenanigans. Our hero unloads his Smith & Wesson forty five in one hand and shot his load from his single-action Winchester in the other. The town of Southfork is preserved because of the heroics of that night. You'll get the whole lowdown on what transpired as well as the victors and the vanquished. Host Guy Masse also talks about his treks in the backwoods of New Hampshire and his experiences on the big mountains of White Mountain Mational Forest with his brother Claude and Claude's girlfriend Nicki Ann. Upcoming podcast information is also included in this program.

Dateline Pawtucket, Rhode Island: Tropical storm Isaiah wreaked havoc in my front yard on Hunts Avenue. Everyone is okay except for my Norway Maple. A good portion of it ended up on my walkway with a large section of it blocking my portico doorway. By the time the winds died down, it was nightfall. I decided not to make a claim to my insurance company. My neighbor Gary has offered to put a chainsaw to the fallen limbs. I will have the entrance cleared by sometime this afternoon. The irony is that this tropical storm has done more damage than most hurricanes in recent memory. While many residents are still without power, it looks like Rhode Island is no worse for wear.

Sidewinder Norton faces the man - Buckles Branigan - in this episode which promises to deliver gold riches beyond compare - along with pretty women and song. Wet your whistle for adventure and intrigue. It's a stormy night in Southfork and the Pearson Canyon gold strike is fresh on the picks of Buckles and his companions. He just hit it rich but it won't last for long... he'll lose just about everything in upcoming installments. So grab your spurs, cut the deck and deal yourself in for another tailwindin' adventure guaranteed to amuse.

From PsychoNalysis to Buckles' westland adventure to moving day, our own Guy Masse reviews the latest handful of programs designed for your perusal and enjoyment. It's an ongoing experiment that is hopefully well worth your time. Invest in these podcasts with a payoff in spades.

A pothead since the age of 15, host Guy Masse attempts to reason to himself the benefits of marijuana temperance. It's a continuing struggle to lay off the joint and occupy oneself with arguably more constructive endeavors. Does the craving go away? No. Can it be managed? Most definitely. Guy delves into his avoidance tool box and justifies his situation in this informative podcast. Yes, cannabis is legal in many states and the stigma has been more or less lifted but there are issues with individual continued use. Guy's ongoing faith is proving its mettle one day at a time.