Wilco Will Love You Podcast

• Let's just say https://www.leroybach.com/ provides some excellent information on the man, including how to contact him for music lessons, which he is currently offering.
• (The lessons page, specifically, is here.)
• The Mares (plus other guests and listeners) are very big fans of his work on  A Ghost is Born, this track being a highlight.
• LeRoy has recently worked with Official Claire, and you can check her out here on Bandcamp.

• If you don't know the Jumble, now you know.
• Here's a nice article properly crediting Jeff for the invention of Spikeball.
• And here's a Wikipedia entry for Roundnet (basically Spikeball, but an entry that credits Jeff)
• Jeff was also a guest on this podcast (talking about Spikeball, of course).
• He helped found The Tweedy Show Client Union as well
• And here is Jeff's Instagram
• As well as Sue Miller Tweedy's, where all previous episodes of The Tweedy Show can be found

• Here's the Slaughter Beach, Dog website
• And here's Jacob's previous band Modern Baseball, for a little context
• Jacob mentioned touring with Bonny Doon
• As well as Sun June
• And we chatted about that awesome Pops Staples record
• Plus talked a lot about Schmilco

• First of all, don't sleep on Patrick Sansone's photography (a new book, Noticings is in the works, too) OR his new single: a cover of Colin Blunstone's song "Smokey Day." (The video and arrangement are both gorgeous).
• Pat mentioned the artist Joseph Cornell as an influence on his photography.
• Mary and Patrick are both big fans of these guys: The New Topographics. (This entry also links to Stephen Shore and Robert Adams, two other artists he mentions in this interview).
• Patrick hosts this awesome radio show Baroque Down Palace on WYXR (but you can listen here, too!)
• Here's the print version of the incredible story Pat shares at the end (he's quoted in it, too).

If you don't know The Autumn Defense, get to know 'em!

They're on Instagram, too.

As is Mr. Patrick Sansone himself.

He also has a website dedicated to his photography.

For context, here's The Art Institute of Chicago, beloved by both Mary and Patrick.

And here's the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (now shortened to AKG), also beloved by those two. 

Plus, some of John Pfahl's work can be found here.

Here's Meredith's interview with Annlie for SoundGirls

And here are her film/television credits (be impressed!)

Here's Devin talking plugins on his YouTube channel

And here's the link to Goodhertz and all of their fabulous plugins (including Tupe, which Devin mentioned in this episode)

Catch all of Morgan's various writings here: https://www.morganenos.com/writing

And check out the music he has released as Other Houses, too.

Subscribe to Tape Op! It's free!

And you can learn from Larry himself right here.

Plus, here's his Portland, Oregon studio Jackpot!

Jason P. Woodbury is a writer, musician, podcaster, and author of liner notes located in the Sonoran Desert. His writing has appeared in Pitchfork, Stereogum, the Los Angeles Review of Books and elsewhere. He produces podcasts and videos for WASTOIDS, and edits the eclectic online music magazine Aquarium Drunkard, where he hosts the weekly Transmissions podcast. 

Get yourself some tickets for Transmissions Live at PRS :: The Esoteric Sounds of Arthur Russell with Matt Marble

Here's Jason's project WASTOIDS, which looks rad.

Transmissions is the Aquarium Drunkard podcast that Jason hosts.

Check out, and subscribe to, Aquarium Drunkard here.

And here's the direct link to Meredith's interview with Karly Hartzman from Wednesday for that site.

Check out Norma's website www.normamacdonald.com

She also has a Bandcamp page.

As well as a Linktree.

And here's her partner Chad's band on Instagram, if you want to give him a little love, too.