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Hell Broke Loose and the Piano Still Played – Episode 1291

This week’s Rolling with Scissors comes to you from a brand-new studio space—because, as life tends to do, it threw me a curveball. Last Wednesday, I found out my lease wasn’t being renewed. By Saturday, the new studio was rebuilt and (mostly) functional. Let me repeat that: full teardown, move, and rebuild in three days. … Read more

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Do You Actually Read the Comments and Check the Posts?

Social media is weird. And Instagram? Even weirder. I’ve never really understood it. Why do you need an app just to post pictures or images? It’s not like cameras just showed up on phones yesterday. But honestly, I don’t think about it much—because I’m not a visual person. Audio is where I live. So, here’s … Read more

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Rolling with Scissors Hits 1,290 Episodes

1,290 episodes. Let that sink in for a second. Last night, I did some math (dangerous, I know), and it turns out that the Jeff Beck deep dive I called Episode 338? Yeah, that was actually Episode 1,290. One. Thousand. Two hundred. Ninety. That’s nearly 30 years of broadcasting—so some of you might be wondering, … Read more

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When Jeff Beck Taps You on the Shoulder – Episode 1290

Sometimes, the show decides itself. Last week, a friend of the program pointed out that since I did all long sets the previous week—because, let’s be honest, it was the week after the pledge drive, and I didn’t feel like talking—I should flip the script and blast a full punk episode. I liked the idea. … Read more

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Letting the Music Take the Ride – Episode 337

First, a huge thank you to everyone who pledged during WORT’s Winter Pledge Drive! Your support keeps this station running and ensures that Rolling with Scissors and all of WORT’s incredible programming continue to have a home. If you haven’t pledged yet, there’s still time—just head over to the WORT website and hit that donate … Read more

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TikTok Smacked Me in the Face

I was scrolling through TikTok, as one does nowadays, and out of nowhere, a track slapped me in the face. Not literally (that would be impressive), but it hit me in a way that made me stop, rewind, and say, “What the hell is this, and why does it feel like the exact soundtrack to … Read more

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Fine. Here’s a Music Post.

Last week, I got a message telling me that I should “stick to writing about music” instead of talking about disability rights, politics, or whatever else is on my mind. Because, you know, this blog is connected to my radio show, and apparently, that means I’m only allowed to talk about music. So, for all … Read more

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You Voted for This—Now Explain It to Me

I actually got a private message the other day saying that I should get back to telling funny stories and talking about music on this blog. After all, doesn’t this have to do with your radio show? Believe me, I want to do that. But nobody is standing up and saying, “This is fucked.” So … Read more

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They Censured Al Green. Now What?

If you want to know just how far we’ve fallen, look no further than what happened to Rep. Al Green. During Trump’s not-really-a-State-of-the-Union address, Green stood up and called out the lies. He didn’t shout. He didn’t throw anything. He just spoke. And for that, they threw him out. Let’s be real—this was a power … Read more

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If the World’s on Fire, At Least the Music is Good – Episode 336

Tonight’s episode of Rolling with Scissors is one for the books. Episode 336 takes us on a journey through haunting storytelling, raw emotion, and dystopian landscapes, blending brand-new releases with concept albums that feel eerily relevant to the chaos of today’s world. We kick things off with a brand-new record from DITZ – Never Exhale, … Read more

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