What Was I Thinking? with Jensen McRae
Jensen McRaeIf you're a fan of my music and wish I would yap EVEN MORE, you've come to the right place. Personal essays, cultural criticism, lists that are meant to inspire and amuse. For people for whom Everything is always "that deep."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | jensenmcrae.substack.com |
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On Being Followed
I had a show in Pittsburgh on Monday night. I’d just canceled two shows due to vocal strain, I was guilty because I’d let my fans down, I was anxious because I wasn’t sure how I would sound after all those days not singing. We played the sh...
The Life of a Showgirl in Boyfriendland
I refuse to wade into Taylor Swift discourse because I value my life. This is not an album review! Instead, it is an exploration of Boyfriendland — the title of an excellent essay by Tell the Bees (one of my favorite Substackers, you should...
Chronic Illness and Hope
As I write this, I am at the beginning of a monthlong headline tour across the eastern United States. Also as I write this, I am enduring a particularly uncomfortable flare-up of one (or maybe both) of my chronic illnesses—I’ve got hives. T...
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