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We're living in dangerously weird times... smart people just shrug and admit they're dazed and confused
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Here's all you need for 60 minutes of the best Americana music – made in England but rockin' out all over the world. Includes Mixcloud link + featured videos + this week's playlist...
01. The Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers
02. Robert Jon & The Wreck - Last Light on the Highway Part 1 03. Florida Georgia Line - Long Live + VIDEO 04. Jeremy Ivey - Things Could Get Much Worse + VIDEO 05. Margo Price - Letting Me Down (Downer Version) 06. Carolina Story - See You When I see You 07. Robert Jon & The Wreck - Last Light on the Highway Part 2 08. Ray Wylie Hubbard - Tell the Devil I'm Gettin' there as Fast as I Can + VIDEO 09. Julia Cozby - Not that Kind 10. Noble Jacks - Ten Times 11. Shawn Pitman - For Right Now 12. Willie Nelson - Love Just Laughed 13. Libby Koch - How Long 14. Roger McGuinn & Calexico - One More Cup of Coffee
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It is absolutely safe to go back to work. You have nothing to fear... except death or a debilitating bout of Long Covid...  Just a reminder if you live in England that under current coronavirus safety laws, the Rule of Six now applies to all public gatherings – whether you are inside or outside the Circle! 
It's Freaky Friday and the Weird Weekend starts here with the latest episode of the Weird Tales Radio Show. This week author & editor John Linwood Grant tells us everything you ever wanted to know about Occult Detective Fiction plus we discuss our sometimes pointless psychic powers & echoes from the future.
LINKS: http://www.greydogtales.com https://www.amazon.co.uk/John-Linwood-Grant/e/B01EIGUW8G Random pictures from around the interwebs including Conan the Bacterium, a weight-loss diet from Vogue magazine in the 1970s, Covid-19 signs gone mad - how big is this virus if it can drive a car? And the ultimate in multitasking: a butt plug/door stop.     
It's Sunday – time to chillout with my latest Americana Music Radio Show – we're looking at the albums chart this week but we've also some cracking new singles by Rhiannon Giddens, Chris Stapleton & The Jorgensens plus we have a great cover of Night Moves by the Little Red Kings.
In the latest Weird Tales Radio Show we talk to author Daniel Duke about his great-great grandfather, the Old West outlaw Jesse James and the connection with the lost treasures of the Knights Templar.
Here are some useful links...
OK, it's a spoof news story but some of the points are all too apt especially Step 2: Suppress the part of your brain that experiences shame + Step 7: Before hitting 10,000 followers, scrub social media of all those times you were very racist.
Welcome to the Americana Music Radio Show #50, with Charles Christian. Made in England for Americana music lovers everywhere – especially if you like your Americana with a rockier, bluesier, rootsier flavour.
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Urban Fantasist is here to inform and entertain you with tales of storytelling, geek, pop culture, history, folklore and the weird. "Fun and high strangeness" is how one reader described it. Prone to sarcasm.
Curated by Reuters correspondent and barrister turned writer, podcaster, radio show host, award-winning tech journalist and sometime werewolf hunter Charles Christian. The site also has links to Charles Christian's books and latest reviews, plus his Weird Tales and Americana Music radio shows. 
Vital StatisticsThe Americana Music Radio Show is syndicated to over 50 radio stations globally reaching a total weekly audience of 3.4million.
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