WFMU: Mid-Valley Mutations with Austin Rich: Playlist from February 27, 2024

Listener comments!
	👻 5:27pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	9:00pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	9:01pm Krys O.: Hello!
	👻 9:02pm ramencity: cha cha cha!
	👻 9:02pm Arvo Zylo: Howdy
	9:03pm postconsumer: hello
	9:03pm WR: Here to hear.
	9:03pm Kat in the chat: Hey Austin, I'm not able to stick around for this one, but I wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed last week's show which I caught in the archive a day late :)
	9:04pm postconsumer: 🤩 thanks, Austin!
	9:05pm Geoff-U: Hello! :wave:
	👻 9:05pm Austin Rich: Geoff-U! Thanks for poppin' in!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: good evening Austin Rich, and others
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: Coelacanthø! Sit down and stay a spell.
	9:07pm Geoff-U: Which bookstore here in Hardcorevallis?
	9:07pm postconsumer: I'm looking fwd to hearing more. I can remember being a teenager in Minneapolis and hearing stories about the Neo nazi situation in Portland. We had a smaller problem in the twin cities at the time.
	👻 9:07pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:07 The Book Bin in Corvallis.
	👻 9:07pm Arvo Zylo: ↳ Kat in the chat @9:03 I also listened late, but only by a few hours...
	👻 9:08pm Austin Rich: I like that Obadiah had to work during the Anti-Capitalist Book Fair.
	9:08pm Geoff-U: Yay! The Book Bin = much awesome <3
	9:09pm Mr. X: Hi
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr. X @9:09 Thanks for stoppin' by, Mr. X! Lovely to have you around.
	9:09pm ?: Hello everyone.
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: Pardon all my actual throat clearing in the recording. I'm not sick, just allergies.
	9:10pm Obadiah: Hello everyone
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ @9:09 Hello, ?!
	9:10pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @9:10 Obadiah! Hooray!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:10 Thanks for joining us, Imaginos!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: This recording was given to me by Erin, and is the version that was heard on their website. (I think it's a "bonus" episode, on their podcast, but don't quote me on that.)
	9:11pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:11 Always a pleasure to be here
	9:13pm Obadiah: The Book Bin also hosted an early event for a great book about ARA called We Go Where They Go. It is a highly recommended read.
	9:14pm postconsumer: Erin was at KBOO, right? I think she was the PD when I started there
	👻 9:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ postconsumer @9:14 I think so, but I'm not 100%.
	👻 9:15pm Austin Rich: Moe Bowstern is the author of the zine, "Xtra Tuf." microcosmpublishing.com...
	👻 9:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "It Did Happen Here Panel Discussion (Part 1)" by ... In the photo, that cloth drape with the outdoor image is very like one that my family had on the wall, in my house, growing up. In a way, those kinds of cloth drapes reminds me of the PNW, The Mid-Valley, and this region. I think the juxtaposition of that kind of imagry, and the kinds of racism and sexism and violence that this book / podcast addresses, is an import aspect of this event.
	👻 9:22pm Austin Rich: That was my laugh, at the, "without the internet," comment.
	👻 9:25pm Austin Rich: Here is a link to the book they are reading from: pmpress.org...
	👻 9:31pm Austin Rich: Pete Normal was famously in the bands Lazyboy, and later, Resist, a band that I quite loved as a young punk. www.discogs.com...
	9:32pm Obadiah: I was so lucky to come up in a scene where the Nazis had largely been driven out by the work of a previous generation.
	9:32pm Geoff-U: I remember those shows in PDX full of skins, like the East Side White Pride etc. They were scary as shit
	9:33pm Geoff-U: I was close friends with some of the SHARPs in Corvallis who later moved to PDX and joined Rose City Bovver Boys and other groups
	9:34pm Obadiah: I remember so many 45's used to have the bands address right on the lyric sheet. It's hard to imagine now.
	👻 9:34pm Austin Rich: Like Obadiah, I'm a bit younger, so my exposure to nazis was more second-hand. But it was the work of people like this that made the scene so much less violent than what I used to hear about.
	9:35pm Obadiah: This is the first good thing I've ever heard anyone say about the Peacock.
	👻 9:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @9:34 That detail about the address is so very much of another era.
	9:36pm Imaginos: I'm getting sleepy. Also I am just not into heavy politics.
	9:36pm Geoff-U: I knew Shandley the guy that stabbed Mike
	👻 9:36pm Austin Rich: The Detonators from Eugene were legendary. I used to listen to their album all the time back in the day.
	9:36pm Geoff-U: I was downtown when the stabbing happened but not at the show, I was skating at waterfront
	👻 9:37pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:36 I suspected you might have a connection to this panel discussion.
	9:37pm Geoff-U: there were like 2 nazi skins in Corvalis, Shandley and Manny
	9:41pm Geoff-U: this is fascinating... I am going to get that book
	👻 9:41pm Austin Rich: Jonathan Mozzochi is a researcher. againstthecurrent.org...
	9:42pm Geoff-U: and I certainly wasn't "friends" with Shandley - the scene was so small that everyone knew everyone
	👻 9:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:42 I think that's what Pete was talking about: the scene KNEW who these guys were. It wasn't a secret.
	9:43pm Obadiah: Corvallis has such a small scene you always ended up knowing everybody. Even the ones that you didn't want to know.
	👻 9:44pm Austin Rich: Erin is the panel moderator, and a documentarian. And she was the Program Director at KBOO in Portland. www.erinyanke.com
	👻 9:46pm Austin Rich: $80 rent. Those were the days...
	9:46pm Obadiah: I miss Portland rents in the early 2000's
	👻 9:49pm Austin Rich: Keeping us poor so we have less time to do anything is one of the ways that power dynamics are reinforced in this country.
	9:49pm postconsumer: yeah it just makes me sick to hear about that. really makes you see why they don't want to control rent OR raise the minimum wage.
	👻 9:51pm Austin Rich: What kind of public places are there in your community? How weird can you get, there?
	👻 9:54pm Austin Rich: No panel discussion about the 80's is complete without a police siren.
	9:58pm Geoff-U: yes we are with you :)
	9:58pm WR: Hearing
	9:59pm Obadiah: I really connected with the conversation about the necessity of organizing and community defense.
	👻 10:01pm Heather: Thank you for sharing this. It's so incredibly important.
	10:04pm laurapanic: I just got here, but Perro Caliente has had activists on his shows, in between the great tunes, to talk about their causes.
	👻 10:07pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @10:04 Very cool! I need to check that out.
	👻 10:11pm Austin Rich: I think it is gone, but there used to be a blog that was dedicated to Icky's Teahouse, an anarchist hangout in Eugene Oregon. It also housed the first show I played as a musician, among many other punk and noise shows, back in the day.
	👻 10:12pm Heather: Here in Rochester NY, we have a local poet/artist named Thom Metzger. I'm still a fan of his work. Back in the day, a friend mentioned the white supremacist and started trying to find clues in the local guy's poems. I just asked him if that was him. He wasn't mad at me but he was so mad that an evil person in this world had the same name. He started going by Th Metzger and Der Metzger around that time.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: There is a comedian in Kentucky named Austin Rich, and his routines are incredibly sexist and racist. His stuff comes up every once in a while and it gets linked to me.
	👻 10:15pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 Oh that's got to feel awful. I'm so sorry.
	10:16pm Obadiah: When your name is Obadiah you don't really have that problem.
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: Before I listened to any of his stuff, I thought it would be funny to do some of his routines. Then I listened to them... ouch.
	👻 10:25pm Austin Rich: The fact that Pete Normal became "A Big Fuckin' Hippy" now sort of blew my mind.
	10:25pm Obadiah: "No snaps for love! O.k."
	10:28pm Obadiah: I think it is important to find balance between a willingness to embrace the necessity of conflict and keep open the possibility of reconciliation.
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: It's so hard to articulate one's politics without sounding like an over-simplified reduction of ideas, but I feel like this group of folks is a nice cross-section of things that I believe. Different amounts of each of them.
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: Usually, I would do all sorts of editing, and add songs, or samples, to a recording like this. Aside from the editing that Erin did, I presented exactly what Erin gave me, in two parts. It felt important not to edit their words, or the things they presented to the public.
	👻 10:35pm Austin Rich: I have a little bonus story, that is about 18 minutes long, which would make us go over by about 18 minutes. I hope no one minds?
	👻 10:35pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 I LOVE your editing style and how you put things together. Absolutely love it. But I want to affirm I think you made the right choice with this one. Go over!
	👻 10:36pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:35 Yeah. I had a lot of ideas of what I could do to enhance the conversation. But instead, I felt the raw chat was moving to me, and would be moving to others.
	👻 10:38pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:36 It's good and important content. Might be an idea to Austinify it, too, and run again in the future? Sadly, I think this topic will be relevant for a fair bit longer.
	👻 10:41pm Austin Rich: I wanna thank Obadiah for helping put on this event, and co-hosting this episode of the show with me. Thanks for all you do, good sir.
	10:43pm Obadiah: I'm really pleased that we were able to partner with the Anti-Capitalist Book Fair in Corvallis to host this event. It is a privilege to have bookstores that allow me to host and support conversations like this.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: "Fuck you with the meditation!" I think about that every day since this event.
	10:52pm Obadiah: "Maybe it's already happening"
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: I just want a two-hour "Evening with Moe" where she just tells stories about her life.
	10:55pm Obadiah: So many digressions and I'm kinda here for it.
	👻 10:55pm Austin Rich: "This is me! Trying to connect!" I feel like Moe is just speaking my inner monologue.
	👻 10:56pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:55 Yeahh... that resonated.
	11:01pm Obadiah: I had dinner with most of the folks on the panel after this event and my feeling is that some of the most valuable lessons come from the people who have faced burn out and come close to dropping out of activism. The biggest threat to activism is the difficulty of balancing your personal needs and the needs of the movement. Elders who are still active have had to find ways to protect themselves and find that balance.
	👻 11:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @11:01 I would have loved to have been there.
	👻 11:03pm Austin Rich: Hopefully I supplied enough links for everyone?
	👻 11:08pm Austin Rich: Obadiah's Music! obadiahbaird.bandcamp.com
	11:12pm Geoff-U: cool! I have listened to some of this, really good
	11:13pm Geoff-U: I gotta run, thanks for the compelling discourse, Austin!
	👻 11:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Bela Caio" / One Night In Downtown Salem" by "Ob... As mentioned, I made this radio piece in June of 2020.
	👻 11:15pm Austin Rich: "...months in isolation." Ha!
	👻 11:16pm Austin Rich: I love this Crimpshrine record SO MUCH.
	11:16pm Obadiah: I don't miss the daily punk rock book delivery.
	👻 11:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: a song (The photo I'm describing.)
	👻 11:25pm Austin Rich: I think, in the few years since then, these things are far less shocking.
	👻 11:28pm Austin Rich: Thanks everyone! See ya next time.
	11:29pm Obadiah: See you soon.
	11:29pm WR: Thank you! Rich! Hope you can get the full show into the archive.
	👻 11:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @11:29 I will! I'm gonna send a copy to Rebecca.

Mid-Valley Mutations with Austin Rich: Playlist from February 27, 2024

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A combination of collage, new experimental records and other bits and bobs, Mid-Valley Mutations is a tour through the mind of Austin Rich, who has been broadcasting in some form since 1998. Heavily influenced by Dr Demento, Don Joyce and old fashioned College Radio, Austin creates Audio Essays on a variety of subjects, and even just plays records, from time to time. Sometimes Live music and Interviews will grace the program, helping create a situation where you don't really know what you're going to hear, when you tune in. What you need to know is when you enter the Mid-Valley region, be prepared for the Musical Mutations... in whatever form they take.

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February 27, 2024: It Did Happen Here: A Panel Discussion from the authors of the podcast and book, about anti-fascist struggles in the 80's & 90's in the Pacific Northwest)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Shadows In Blue	Mid-Valley Mutations Opening Theme	Mid-Valley Mutations Opening Theme	Self-Released	2024	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Obadiah Baird & Austin Rich	... Introduce The Show	Recorded 18 February 2024	Mid-Valley Mutations	2024	0:05:22 (Pop-up)
https://www.itdidhappenherepodcast.com/
Erin Yanke, Jonathan Mozzochi, Moe Bowstern & Pete Normal	It Did Happen Here Panel Discussion (Part 1)	21 January 2024 Live Event	It Did Happen Here	2024	0:12:07 (Pop-up)

Obadiah Baird & Austin Rich	... Talk About Their Punk Scene Experience	Recorded 18 February 2024	Mid-Valley Mutations	2024	1:06:16 (Pop-up)
Erin Yanke, Jonathan Mozzochi, Moe Bowstern & Pete Normal	It Did Happen Here Panel Discussion (Part 2)	21 January 2024 Live Event	It Did Happen Here	2024	1:11:38 (Pop-up)
Obadiah Baird & Austin Rich	... Wrap Up Their Thoughts On The Event	Recorded 18 February 2024	Mid-Valley Mutations	2024

Obadiah Baird & Austin Rich	"Bela Caio" / One Night In Downtown Salem	Somewhere In-Between: A Radio Zine #2 (22 June 2020)	Mid-Valley Mutations	2020
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Shadows In Blue	Mid-Valley Mutations Ending Theme	Mid-Valley Mutations Ending Theme	Self-Released	2024

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Listener comments!
	👻 5:27pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	9:00pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	9:01pm Krys O.: Hello!
	👻 9:02pm ramencity: cha cha cha!
	👻 9:02pm Arvo Zylo: Howdy
	9:03pm postconsumer: hello
	9:03pm WR: Here to hear.
	9:03pm Kat in the chat: Hey Austin, I'm not able to stick around for this one, but I wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed last week's show which I caught in the archive a day late :)
	9:04pm postconsumer: 🤩 thanks, Austin!
	9:05pm Geoff-U: Hello! :wave:
	👻 9:05pm Austin Rich: Geoff-U! Thanks for poppin' in!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: good evening Austin Rich, and others
	👻 9:06pm Austin Rich: Coelacanthø! Sit down and stay a spell.
	9:07pm Geoff-U: Which bookstore here in Hardcorevallis?
	9:07pm postconsumer: I'm looking fwd to hearing more. I can remember being a teenager in Minneapolis and hearing stories about the Neo nazi situation in Portland. We had a smaller problem in the twin cities at the time.
	👻 9:07pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:07 The Book Bin in Corvallis.
	👻 9:07pm Arvo Zylo: ↳ Kat in the chat @9:03 I also listened late, but only by a few hours...
	👻 9:08pm Austin Rich: I like that Obadiah had to work during the Anti-Capitalist Book Fair.
	9:08pm Geoff-U: Yay! The Book Bin = much awesome <3
	9:09pm Mr. X: Hi
	👻 9:09pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr. X @9:09 Thanks for stoppin' by, Mr. X! Lovely to have you around.
	9:09pm ?: Hello everyone.
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: Pardon all my actual throat clearing in the recording. I'm not sick, just allergies.
	9:10pm Obadiah: Hello everyone
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ @9:09 Hello, ?!
	9:10pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	👻 9:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @9:10 Obadiah! Hooray!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @9:10 Thanks for joining us, Imaginos!
	👻 9:11pm Austin Rich: This recording was given to me by Erin, and is the version that was heard on their website. (I think it's a "bonus" episode, on their podcast, but don't quote me on that.)
	9:11pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @9:11 Always a pleasure to be here
	9:13pm Obadiah: The Book Bin also hosted an early event for a great book about ARA called We Go Where They Go. It is a highly recommended read.
	9:14pm postconsumer: Erin was at KBOO, right? I think she was the PD when I started there
	👻 9:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ postconsumer @9:14 I think so, but I'm not 100%.
	👻 9:15pm Austin Rich: Moe Bowstern is the author of the zine, "Xtra Tuf." microcosmpublishing.com...
	👻 9:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "It Did Happen Here Panel Discussion (Part 1)" by ... In the photo, that cloth drape with the outdoor image is very like one that my family had on the wall, in my house, growing up. In a way, those kinds of cloth drapes reminds me of the PNW, The Mid-Valley, and this region. I think the juxtaposition of that kind of imagry, and the kinds of racism and sexism and violence that this book / podcast addresses, is an import aspect of this event.
	👻 9:22pm Austin Rich: That was my laugh, at the, "without the internet," comment.
	👻 9:25pm Austin Rich: Here is a link to the book they are reading from: pmpress.org...
	👻 9:31pm Austin Rich: Pete Normal was famously in the bands Lazyboy, and later, Resist, a band that I quite loved as a young punk. www.discogs.com...
	9:32pm Obadiah: I was so lucky to come up in a scene where the Nazis had largely been driven out by the work of a previous generation.
	9:32pm Geoff-U: I remember those shows in PDX full of skins, like the East Side White Pride etc. They were scary as shit
	9:33pm Geoff-U: I was close friends with some of the SHARPs in Corvallis who later moved to PDX and joined Rose City Bovver Boys and other groups
	9:34pm Obadiah: I remember so many 45's used to have the bands address right on the lyric sheet. It's hard to imagine now.
	👻 9:34pm Austin Rich: Like Obadiah, I'm a bit younger, so my exposure to nazis was more second-hand. But it was the work of people like this that made the scene so much less violent than what I used to hear about.
	9:35pm Obadiah: This is the first good thing I've ever heard anyone say about the Peacock.
	👻 9:35pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @9:34 That detail about the address is so very much of another era.
	9:36pm Imaginos: I'm getting sleepy. Also I am just not into heavy politics.
	9:36pm Geoff-U: I knew Shandley the guy that stabbed Mike
	👻 9:36pm Austin Rich: The Detonators from Eugene were legendary. I used to listen to their album all the time back in the day.
	9:36pm Geoff-U: I was downtown when the stabbing happened but not at the show, I was skating at waterfront
	👻 9:37pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:36 I suspected you might have a connection to this panel discussion.
	9:37pm Geoff-U: there were like 2 nazi skins in Corvalis, Shandley and Manny
	9:41pm Geoff-U: this is fascinating... I am going to get that book
	👻 9:41pm Austin Rich: Jonathan Mozzochi is a researcher. againstthecurrent.org...
	9:42pm Geoff-U: and I certainly wasn't "friends" with Shandley - the scene was so small that everyone knew everyone
	👻 9:42pm Austin Rich: ↳ Geoff-U @9:42 I think that's what Pete was talking about: the scene KNEW who these guys were. It wasn't a secret.
	9:43pm Obadiah: Corvallis has such a small scene you always ended up knowing everybody. Even the ones that you didn't want to know.
	👻 9:44pm Austin Rich: Erin is the panel moderator, and a documentarian. And she was the Program Director at KBOO in Portland. www.erinyanke.com
	👻 9:46pm Austin Rich: $80 rent. Those were the days...
	9:46pm Obadiah: I miss Portland rents in the early 2000's
	👻 9:49pm Austin Rich: Keeping us poor so we have less time to do anything is one of the ways that power dynamics are reinforced in this country.
	9:49pm postconsumer: yeah it just makes me sick to hear about that. really makes you see why they don't want to control rent OR raise the minimum wage.
	👻 9:51pm Austin Rich: What kind of public places are there in your community? How weird can you get, there?
	👻 9:54pm Austin Rich: No panel discussion about the 80's is complete without a police siren.
	9:58pm Geoff-U: yes we are with you :)
	9:58pm WR: Hearing
	9:59pm Obadiah: I really connected with the conversation about the necessity of organizing and community defense.
	👻 10:01pm Heather: Thank you for sharing this. It's so incredibly important.
	10:04pm laurapanic: I just got here, but Perro Caliente has had activists on his shows, in between the great tunes, to talk about their causes.
	👻 10:07pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @10:04 Very cool! I need to check that out.
	👻 10:11pm Austin Rich: I think it is gone, but there used to be a blog that was dedicated to Icky's Teahouse, an anarchist hangout in Eugene Oregon. It also housed the first show I played as a musician, among many other punk and noise shows, back in the day.
	👻 10:12pm Heather: Here in Rochester NY, we have a local poet/artist named Thom Metzger. I'm still a fan of his work. Back in the day, a friend mentioned the white supremacist and started trying to find clues in the local guy's poems. I just asked him if that was him. He wasn't mad at me but he was so mad that an evil person in this world had the same name. He started going by Th Metzger and Der Metzger around that time.
	👻 10:14pm Austin Rich: There is a comedian in Kentucky named Austin Rich, and his routines are incredibly sexist and racist. His stuff comes up every once in a while and it gets linked to me.
	👻 10:15pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:14 Oh that's got to feel awful. I'm so sorry.
	10:16pm Obadiah: When your name is Obadiah you don't really have that problem.
	👻 10:16pm Austin Rich: Before I listened to any of his stuff, I thought it would be funny to do some of his routines. Then I listened to them... ouch.
	👻 10:25pm Austin Rich: The fact that Pete Normal became "A Big Fuckin' Hippy" now sort of blew my mind.
	10:25pm Obadiah: "No snaps for love! O.k."
	10:28pm Obadiah: I think it is important to find balance between a willingness to embrace the necessity of conflict and keep open the possibility of reconciliation.
	👻 10:28pm Austin Rich: It's so hard to articulate one's politics without sounding like an over-simplified reduction of ideas, but I feel like this group of folks is a nice cross-section of things that I believe. Different amounts of each of them.
	👻 10:31pm Austin Rich: Usually, I would do all sorts of editing, and add songs, or samples, to a recording like this. Aside from the editing that Erin did, I presented exactly what Erin gave me, in two parts. It felt important not to edit their words, or the things they presented to the public.
	👻 10:35pm Austin Rich: I have a little bonus story, that is about 18 minutes long, which would make us go over by about 18 minutes. I hope no one minds?
	👻 10:35pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:31 I LOVE your editing style and how you put things together. Absolutely love it. But I want to affirm I think you made the right choice with this one. Go over!
	👻 10:36pm Austin Rich: ↳ Heather @10:35 Yeah. I had a lot of ideas of what I could do to enhance the conversation. But instead, I felt the raw chat was moving to me, and would be moving to others.
	👻 10:38pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:36 It's good and important content. Might be an idea to Austinify it, too, and run again in the future? Sadly, I think this topic will be relevant for a fair bit longer.
	👻 10:41pm Austin Rich: I wanna thank Obadiah for helping put on this event, and co-hosting this episode of the show with me. Thanks for all you do, good sir.
	10:43pm Obadiah: I'm really pleased that we were able to partner with the Anti-Capitalist Book Fair in Corvallis to host this event. It is a privilege to have bookstores that allow me to host and support conversations like this.
	👻 10:47pm Austin Rich: "Fuck you with the meditation!" I think about that every day since this event.
	10:52pm Obadiah: "Maybe it's already happening"
	👻 10:54pm Austin Rich: I just want a two-hour "Evening with Moe" where she just tells stories about her life.
	10:55pm Obadiah: So many digressions and I'm kinda here for it.
	👻 10:55pm Austin Rich: "This is me! Trying to connect!" I feel like Moe is just speaking my inner monologue.
	👻 10:56pm Heather: ↳ Austin Rich @10:55 Yeahh... that resonated.
	11:01pm Obadiah: I had dinner with most of the folks on the panel after this event and my feeling is that some of the most valuable lessons come from the people who have faced burn out and come close to dropping out of activism. The biggest threat to activism is the difficulty of balancing your personal needs and the needs of the movement. Elders who are still active have had to find ways to protect themselves and find that balance.
	👻 11:02pm Austin Rich: ↳ Obadiah @11:01 I would have loved to have been there.
	👻 11:03pm Austin Rich: Hopefully I supplied enough links for everyone?
	👻 11:08pm Austin Rich: Obadiah's Music! obadiahbaird.bandcamp.com
	11:12pm Geoff-U: cool! I have listened to some of this, really good
	11:13pm Geoff-U: I gotta run, thanks for the compelling discourse, Austin!
	👻 11:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: ""Bela Caio" / One Night In Downtown Salem" by "Ob... As mentioned, I made this radio piece in June of 2020.
	👻 11:15pm Austin Rich: "...months in isolation." Ha!
	👻 11:16pm Austin Rich: I love this Crimpshrine record SO MUCH.
	11:16pm Obadiah: I don't miss the daily punk rock book delivery.
	👻 11:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: a song (The photo I'm describing.)
	👻 11:25pm Austin Rich: I think, in the few years since then, these things are far less shocking.
	👻 11:28pm Austin Rich: Thanks everyone! See ya next time.
	11:29pm Obadiah: See you soon.
	11:29pm WR: Thank you! Rich! Hope you can get the full show into the archive.
	👻 11:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @11:29 I will! I'm gonna send a copy to Rebecca.

Mid-Valley Mutations with Austin Rich: Playlist from February 27, 2024

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