Business & Franchising Lawyer ⚖️, JFK Assassination Podcast - @solvingjfk🧐🐇🕳, Campground Owner⛺️, 90s rap keys🎹
Columbus, OH
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Matt Crumpton retweeted
John Mayer Signs With Mercury Records
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If you are in Columbus come out and support the youth music charity that I started in 2010 with @Castricone on October 30 at Woodlands Tavern.
Columbus All-Star Band The Floorwalkers will be headlining with opening sets from Music Loves Ohio beneficiaries.
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Columbus, Ohio.
The best city in the country.
America’s most livable cities, at local median salary and local tax rate.
New York: this is probably the reason why Mamdani won
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Matt Crumpton retweeted
You've probably heard of the Navy's MKULTRA precursor program Project CHATTER. But did you know they had another study where they attempted to make an individual "subservient" to an "imposed will?"
I found the documents 🤯
Looks like I’m headed to Vegas in April.
Meet me where the light is… I’ll be playing six nights at @SphereVegas -solo, full band and trio.
April 8 • 10 • 11 • 15 • 17 • 18, 2027.
You can sign up now for the Artist Presale for your first chance at tickets beginning next Wednesday, October 7 at 10 AM PT at johnmayer.com
VIP Tickets and @VibeePresents Travel Packages on sale this Wednesday, September 30 at 10 AM PT.
I can’t wait to show you what I’m putting together. See you at Sphere.
Matt Crumpton retweeted
This guy is getting dragged for this comment. But he has a point. Something I tell my @universityofga students all the time. When I started touring clubs, putting records in stores and visiting radio stations I wasn't competing with bands from the last 40 years. But my students playing americana-ish stuff are literally competing with me for slots on festivals like @andbeyondfest. Look I'm not complaining. But it's a real phenomenon. Has something to do with the fact Gen X is willing to spend money going out to shows, so their tastes get catered to. Also 40 years ago, records went out of print, radio only had so many slots for airplay, and record stores only had so much rack space. "Infinite shelves" means you're competing with hits from the past, and past hits are lower risk than new stuff.
Matt Crumpton retweeted
“There’s something wrong with a country that can allow people to write purposely negative stories.”
—Donald Trump
As I’ve said before, there’s likely never been a president more detached from the core American culture of liberty, individualism, and self-determination than Trump.
Jerald DePizzo, Jr. @jerrydepizzo
When you think about great rock saxophone players, who comes to mind? 🎷
This question was suggested to me by @BillWetzel2783
Great suggestion...🎶
Matt Crumpton retweeted
If I have any advice to offer, it’s this: you can put years and years of your life towards trying to understand the ways of the world. But you’ll never really know, and people will never really listen, and it’ll never really change anything.
All you can change is yourself.
Me to my kids today: “Pretty much anyone who is really good at anything is a psycho about it and puts in way more work than others. Natural talent helps, but being a relentless psycho about your passion is the proven path to success.” #dadtalk
Pretty weird how we never get back rights we give away. People are so painfully uninterested in discovering the nature of the world they live in that this will likely never change. I regret that I have this view, but it seems to be a symptom of being awake.
Yesterday, on September 10th, President Trump once again extended the 9/11 state of emergency that started under George Bush on September 14, 2001.
h/t @TheGreeneBJ
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At 10 AM, US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld held a press conference and announced that the Pentagon has “lost track of” $2.3 trillion, which is “unaccounted for.”
He goes on to highlight a number of other glaring inefficiencies in the Department of Defense.
Crossing one off on my 90s rap cover band bucket list today. Playing a postgame tailgate at the closest bar to Ohio Stadium. Come out to the lot behind Varsity Club after the game and say hello.
I was a camp counselor with Peter (who by the way was an excellent basketball player) at Camp Lokanda about 25 years ago. Great guy. It’s been cool to see his success. He deserves it. Looking forward to his show.
NEWS: Peter Schrager is getting his own ESPN show, The Athletic has learned.
nytimes.com/athletic/7556038…
