Songs That Saved Your Life
Songs That Saved Your Life, Kevin Alexander, Steve Goldberg, Sam Colt, Jami SmithRock history written from a queer lens.
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A celebration of rock n roll history from a queer lens.
Fresh takes on future classics and forgotten gems, from a suburban dad in flyover country. Mixtape maker. Playlist dealer. A real piece of work.
At Earworms and Song Loops, Steve explores the place where daily existence and song fragments collide. Rapturous and rhythmic. Musical and mundane.
Recovering advertising copywriter turned semi-literary shitposter. I want you to laugh, think, and join me on existential rants. Lover of music and friend to dogs.
Writer and Radio Host of "Songs That Saved Your Life." Jami has also written music, comedy, and travel articles for The Advocate and OUT Traveler. Tune in to WKNY Radio Kingston to listen to Songs That Saved Your Life.
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