
Mark Diacono
Food journalist
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Jul 15, 2026
Abundance on Substack and Beyond with Mark Diacono
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Claire VenusHOST
So there are all of these different ways, aren't there, that we can come to writing and discover ourselves as a writerly being, I guess.

Mark DiaconoGUEST
And interestingly, I don't know, a few months ago, it was last year, I think, I found a notebook because I quite like...
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Claire VenusHOST
But I'm so fascinated to hear your take on it and where your writing's taking you and where the community meet you and all of that sort of bit of the picture as well.
Six Things Podcast, Episode 5, with Mark Diacono
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Mark DiaconoGUEST
I mean, for most people, he, he had, like, a huge guiding hand in the pleasure of much of the music that many of us have listened to over the years.

Mark DiaconoGUEST
He was in the kind of the, the Motown house band that was behind everything from Marvin to Four Tops to The Jacksons to Stevie Wonder, to literally hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds-

Mark DiaconoGUEST
You know, he played bass guitar, but he played it in a way that nobody had ever played before.

Mark DiaconoGUEST
The way he rolled around the melody, the way he rolled around the rhythm, the way he made a song sing.
