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| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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In 2023, according to my Spotify “Top Songs” playlist, I listened to a lot of what is apparently referred to as “sad dad” music. The term is most closely associated with the band The National (three songs on the playlist) — they even sell o...
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My day job is Communications Director for the United Electrical Workers union (commonly known as UE) and editor of the UE NEWS. In my spare time, I write about art, music, travel, culture, history and other stuff on Substack.
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