Cedar Wright

Makes it a lot easier to license that way, too.

It's funny that, uh, I don't know if you guys ever watched all of Cedar, Cedar Wright's YouTube videos in sort of the early 2000s, [laughs] but he would always make his own music for them.

It probably is less good than what you're describing, [laughs] but I'm sort of like, it feels like the same, you know.

And so it's just like, oh, making films and making their own music for the films and the whole thing.

Welcome to the Dirtbag State of Mind podcast from The Climbing Zine.

I am Luke Michal and this is episode 9 of season 8, a conversation with Cedar Wright.

This one was a long time in the making.

Cedar and I have been friendly over the years and We've gone back and forth with writing about the dirt bag and, you know, my film that I did with Greg Cairns, The Last Thoughts on the Dirt Bag, was very much inspired by his film that he did with James Lucas, The Last Dirt Bag.

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