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  • 11 hours ago | michaelbarclay.substack.com | Michael Barclay

    Canadian federal election is this coming Monday. Take nothing for granted—even if the party leaders are. Tamara Lindeman of the Weather Station is not. So, yes to all of this:Also this, where she digs deeper on strategy. Paul Wells notes how all the leaders seem terrified of the media—unless the interviewers are know-nothing Americans. That said, being who I am, I very much enjoyed Nardwuar the Human Serviette talking to both Carney and Singh.

  • 2 days ago | michaelbarclay.substack.com | Michael Barclay

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  • 2 days ago | michaelbarclay.substack.com | Michael Barclay

    Something I never thought I’d say in 2025: there’s a new Change of Heart album and it’s amazing. Not only that, but In the Wreckage features every former member of the band—including percussionist Michael Armstrong, who died four months after recording began. Which is all the more reason to celebrate those who remain, to make the most of the days we have while we can.

  • 5 days ago | pjmedia.com | Michael Barclay

    Happy Easter! May this special holiday bring blessings to revive the spirit of every person and of the world. That’s right, a rabbi is wishing everyone a Happy Easter.  Because we all need it now more than ever. And I’m not talking about any part of the Easter holiday that involves rabbits, chocolate, or colored eggs. When I speak of Easter, I am referring to the religious holiday that traces the last days of the life of Jesus, his torture, his crucifixion, and his resurrection.

  • 1 week ago | michaelbarclay.substack.com | Michael Barclay |Will Hermes

    Holy Thursday!This week: two old dudes with parallel careers in the same genre, both born in 1955 on either side of the border by a Great Lake; one just turned 70, the other will later this year. (Thirty Tigers)Gary Louris has led the Jayhawks for the past 40 years (or rather, he joined the band in 1985, which Mark Olson started the year before; Olson left in 1995). So… why a solo album? His two other solo records featured full-band arrangements.

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