All Your Days
James O'Brien, Dan Bern, Karaugh Brown, Johnny DarkstarTwice weekly essays, videos, and songs focused on abuses of power, anti-science nonsense, authoritarian sympathies, systemic vulnerabilities, institutional failures, and political malfeasance. And a bit of culture to fight the darkness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 218 | Subscribers | Read | jamesobriennyc.substack.com |
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Bandcamp
Bandcamp announced this week that it would encourage its users—music listeners and the artists who distribute their music on the platform—to use its “reporting tools” to flag works they suspect might have been made in whole or “in substanti...
Fraud
Minnesota didn’t just get robbed. It hesitated, stalled, and argued with itself while its fraudsters kept billing—and now the Trump regime is using the outcome of that delay as an accelerant for roasting blue states into submission. And mak...
Goodness
George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson, among others, worried a lot about how the world’s newest first president ought to act, and even what to call him.
Mirror
Venezuela is a mirror of one specific American future.
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James O’Brien toured from 1998–2004, playing politically aware songs. Studio-focused since ‘17, he launched the podcast 'All Your Days' in ‘22, now a political newsletter, joined by the experimental ‘Everything Is Useless And Nothing Is Solved’.
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