Earworms and Song Loops
Steve Goldberg, Kevin Alexander, Sam ColtThe songs and bit-o'-songs that gets stuck in my head, worming to the digital surface, and inspiring a host of personal stories along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 228 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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STUDS #5💪: Spy in the House of Love👀❤️
Steve: It’s crossover week, as both Emm (of fame) and I will be guest stars on each other’s newsletters! Emm is joining me here at Earworms and Song Loops for the STUDS series, and I’ll be guesting on her weekly Five For Friday series! The...
Me and My Friends - Learning about friendship from the Red Hot Chili Peppers
Me and My Friends
In Part 1 of this series on male friendship, I mentioned that I didn’t think there was a song that better expressed this topic than “Lean on Me” by Bill Withers.
I’ll stand by that statement, but while walking my do...
FTA: Monkey Man🙈 X3 - An early STUDS-like post featuring The Rolling Stones, Toots & The Maytals, and The Smithereens
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Hi Wormheads:
I’m digging into the archives again. This lightly edited piece was originally posted in Nov. 2022. Part 2 of the Friendship Trilogy needs more time in the oven and...
STUDS #4💪: Let's Dance!
Hi Wormheads!
Before I get to this fourth special installment of STUDS, I want to share the results of STUDS #3: Automatic.
In the immortal words of Aretha and Annie, sisters are doing it for themselves! With an assist from you, The Poin...
Lean on Me: Examining Male Friendship in Media, Pt. 1
(clockwise) Bill Withers, Jason Segel and Paul Rudd from I Love You Man, Andrew McCarthy’s new book, Jason Bateman and David Harbour from DTF St. Louis
Who Needs Friends?
When actor/author Andrew McCarthy’s new book, Who Needs Friends...
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At Earworms and Song Loops, Steve explores the place where daily existence and song fragments collide. Rapturous and rhythmic. Musical and mundane.
I help people find their new favorite songs. I also do interviews, record reviews, and host a thriving community of music fans.
Recovering advertising copywriter turned semi-literary shitposter. Observational humor, idiot philosophy, and film/TV/books/music reviews. Will post pics of cooking, hiking, and my dog.
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