I feel like a lot of people are talking about jobs today. At least I'm not running for president on a Republican ticket... I'm not a sexworker either, but I do spend all day looking at prostates. I (a trained musician!) spend the days measuring the growt... full post »

i think hoosierdaddy beat me to the punch. my first phone audio, so i'm not sure exactly how to link these up. but here!http://www.vocalo.org/node/13068  full post »

Full Title: Phone Audio: Thursday Feb 7, 2008 at 2:17 pm full post »

photo by me, at machu picchu, just to shed some light for you guys. it's true, we don't eat alpacas in the states. nor do we eat guinea pigs. iiiich. full post »

Another song from my latest album, The Things That Airplanes Do. On the Zimbabwe theme, I wrote this on the trip, on a low-key day after visiting Mashambanzou. On the album, it's dedicated to the children in Glenview & Budiriro, two of the villages we spe... full post »

My sister interviewed our three favorite tour guides, Ashley, Alison, and Laura, about school, their favorite subjects, and what they like about English. full post »

No More Candy In This Car A song we came up with after a severe sugar high on a long drive. My sister Rachel talks about our love for artificial goodness on the trip through Zimbabwe. Important to note: Ashley's (pictured above) favorite English phrase wa... full post »

Mashambanzou My sister, Rachel talking about our visit to the AIDS hospice of Harare, Mashambanzou. All of the audio with singing was recorded in the children's ward. Isaac (pictured above in the plad shirt), the ringleader of the group, sings the solo so... full post »

i also vote for a lloyd-brian sing-off!!! full post »

We wrote this song for Paris around the time that she went to jail, then got let out, then had to go back. Social references include reports of her not being able to eat and coming out a Bible-toting changed woman. And, of course, just the basic principle... full post »