Northampton

Yeah.

Where our teams weren't very good, but like, I mean, I like, I'm in the, I'm in the Northampton football record books for tackles.

Yeah.

Like I know how to tackle someone.

So Friday, November 6th, if you happen to find yourselves...

in Northampton at the Albion there.

Joe is going to do an album launch along with Chris Watson, Duncan Bassatt, plus DJ Alex Novak.

And again, it's happening at the Albion in Northampton or the Albion Brewery Bar.

Sounds pretty cool.

I just shared the link up on my Facebook page there.

I

uh and and i was amazed at the wide swath of uh listenership that we seem to have it was it was nice to see uh maybe it's arcane con you know more than yes more than us but i i liked it nice yeah it was great by the way uh as usual it was in it said in northampton massachusetts and uh it's just like a hyper focused uh indie osr con i got to hang out with uh vincent baker for a while that was really fun

it's true you introduced me to vincent baker that was cool he bought some stickers from me that was neat wow legendary game designer

i i asked him i said i said when are you bringing dogs in the vineyard back and he said

So according to the Daily Hampshire Gazette, quote...

He designed and built a large Victorian dollhouse, two and a half feet high and three feet by four and a half feet at its base, with miniature parquet floors and other fine details for the former Northampton toy store H.L. Childs and Son.

The Gazette wrote about the house, which was displayed for years in the store's front window in October 1977 and again in September 1983.

At the time, it was valued at $10,000.

Speaking with the actual Jim McGovern, Congressman Jim McGovern, this was a troubling story kind of globally.

Northampton-based rabbi, former rabbi, of Congregation B'nai Israel in Northampton.

I call him my rabbi, even though I'm not officially Jewish.

Justin David was detained in the West Bank while protecting Palestinians who were harvesting their olive groves.

It seems that people are showing up to things.

I mean, not just at the conference.

I talked about on my drive from Northampton to Amherst yesterday, seeing some guy, you know, at a rotary holding a sign saying, no more war.

I'm encountering young people and old people and everybody in between showing up at things, holding signs, going to rallies, participating in Zoom calls to try to make things better for everybody in this country and talking about peace and a more peaceful world.

So many people are going.

So if you happen to be around, where's Arcane Con again? Northampton,

Massachusetts.

If you're in Northampton, Massachusetts, go check out Arcane Con a couple weeks.

Until then, Dale, it is 8.30. Is there anything else you wanted to cover that we didn't talk about? I feel like I have so many things to say, but I don't want to take up your precious time.

if we gotta shut down we gotta shut down i mean i could i could ramble on anybody who knows me knows me but i can talk boy uh no i'm just like uh thanks for having me it's exciting to to be able to share more of this stuff and like people are like how do you come up with your ideas i'm like oh man i just start writing crazy down and then like randomly pick one and see what happens my writing itself is often emergent play

You know, throughout this series, I've loved when we have little snippets of revival stories from the past, and I wanted to include one here today.

Jonathan Edwards speaking of a revival in Northampton in New England in 1735.

Listen to the description.

This will be on the screen for you as well.