Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays with a couple of new covers, Jordan interviews Seth Simons of the left-minded comedy newsletter Humorism, and Crispin Long graces us with some of their incredibly sad and gay songs. Check out Seth Simons online (Substack  / Twitter) and Crispin Long too! (Twitter) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 0:33 “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” by Willie Nelson (COVER) 2:48 “Unknown Legend” by Neil Young (COVER) 6:15 “Los Angeles" by Dougie Poole 11:03 Doug and Jordan talk about The Sopranos 14:33 conversation between Jordan and Seth Simons 42:29 “Teeth” by Crispin Long (NEW SONG) 45:34 “Blood Song” by Crispin Long (NEW SONG) 49:46 “Rain Song” by Crispin Long (NEW SONG) 52:02 “The Most Beautiful Boy in the World” by Crispin Long (NEW SONG) 56:48 “Shadow Boxer” by Crispin Long (NEW SONG)

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays with a couple of new covers, Jordan interviews OK Fox of the Art & Labor podcast about class consciousness and organizing in art, and Sammy Weissberg graces us with some renditions of his amazing compositions on guitar. Check out OK Fox online (Patreon / Twitter) and Sammy Weissberg too! (Bandcamp / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 0:34 “Bleecker Street” by Simon and Garfunkel (COVER) 5:09 “Drop Kick Me Jesus” by Babby Bare (COVER) 8:00 Jordan and Doug talk about football 11:38 conversation between Jordan and OK Fox 47:44 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 49:47 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 52:44 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG) 57:00 [Untitled] by Sammy Weissberg (NEW SONG)

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays some new covers he's been working on, Jordan reads his Top 3 Top 10 lists of the 2010's and music from Long Island's Kris Harris! Check out Kris Harris online! (Bandcamp / Twitter / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 0:32 “That’s Alright” by Fleetwood Mac (COVER) 3:56 “Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues” by Dwight Yoakam (COVER) 7:19 “These Days” by Jackson Browne (COVER) 10:22 Jordan and Doug congratulate Irving the sound person 12:33 Jordan reads his Top 3 Top 10 lists of the 2010’s 30:57 “Lune” by Kris Harris 37:10 “Tiny Feet” by Kris Harris 41:01 “Ocean Parkway” by Kris Harris 45:26 “Salt Walter” by Kris Harris Dougie Poole's Special Delivery is taped in front of a live audience on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Pete's Candy Store in Brooklyn, and then released via podcast the following Tuesday. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays with his bandmates Francesca on violin and Mike on guitar. Mike also debuts some of his new solo songs, and Jordan talks to Matthew James-Wilson about the process of curating art and being a human tastemaker in the age of algorithm. Check out Matthew James-Wilson online (website / Twitter / Instagram) and Mike Etten too! timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 1:25 “Hearts on Fire” by Gram Parsons (COVER) 5:25 “When I Stop Dreaming” by The Louvin Brothers (COVER) 9:23 “If I Had Words” by Scott Fitzgerald (COVER) 12:27 Jordan and Doug talk about antidepressants and the movie Babe 16:45 conversation between Jordan and Matthew James-Wilson 43:18 “Across the Flats” by Mike Etten 48:40 “New Thing” by Mike Etten 52:38 “Dune House” by Mike Etten 57:09 “East Side Walk” by Mike Etten 59:05 “Drive” by Mike Etten

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug plays a loaded set of fantastic covers, Jordan talks to Ric Leichtung from AdHoc about club shows from DIY to Bowery Ballroom, and Gary Canino from Dark Tea graces us with his luring guitar-driven songs. Check out AdHoc online (website / Twitter / Instagram) and Dark Tea too! (Bandcamp / Instagram / Facebook) timestamps 1:49 “Rapid City, South Dakota” by Kinky Friedman (COVER) 4:48 “Killing Me Softly” by Roberta Flack (COVER) 7:51 “The Wurlitzer Prize” by Waylon Jennings (COVER) 11:15 “Can’t Help Falling in Love” by Elvis Presley (COVER) 14:32 Jordan pre-records an intro because the he was real sick during the live taping 17:16 conversation between Jordan and Ric Leichtung 47:50 “Deanna” by Dark Tea 50:21 “Highway Mile” by Dark Tea 53:10 “Outer Banks” by Dark Tea 55:40 “Down for the Law” by Dark Tea 59:13 “Angel of Night” by Dark Tea

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug hits the hat trick fo new song, cover and tradition while Jordan talks to Victoria Ruiz of Downtown Boys and Malportado Kids about her experiences as a musician. Check out Victoria’s bands online! (Downtown Boys / Malportado Kids) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 2:03 “These Drugs Aren't Working" by Dougie Poole (NEW SONG) 7:07 “Cover Me” by Percy Sledge (COVER) 15:24 “Can the Circle Be Unbroken (By and By)” by Dougie Poole (TRADITIONAL) 18:40 Doug and Jordan talk about weddings and drugs 22:42 conversation between Jordan and Victoria Ruiz 49:31 “Bruja Cosmica” by Malportado Kids 53:13 “Fantasma” by Malportado Kids 56:15 “Cállate” by Malportado Kids 1:01:19 “Como La Flor” by Selena (COVER)

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug covers Jim Croce & Fred Neil and then debuts the title track from his forthcoming album The Freelancer’s Blues; Jordan talks to author Malcolm Harris about the defining material conditions of millennials; and Verdigrls grace us with their music and humor. Check out Malcolm Harris online and Verdigrls too! (Bandcamp / Twitter)  timestamps 0:00 "Theme from Special Delivery" by Dougie Poole 1:54“Everybody’s Talkin’” by Fred Neil (COVER) 6:14 “The Freelancer’s Blues” by Dougie Poole (NEW SONG) 11:28 “Operator” by Jim Croce (COVER) 15:16 Doug and Jordan talk about summer’s end and alcoholic seltzer 18:47 Conversation between Jordan and Malcolm Harris 42:54 “Pearls” by Verdigrls 47:30 “Feelings Nervous” by Verdigrls 51:42 “Women in Fiction” by Verdigrls 59:42 “White Magic Black Magic” by Verdigrls

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug covers Willie Nelson & Jerry Paper and then debuts a song off his forthcoming second album; Jordan talks to journalist Cherie Hu about the usage and implications of artificial intelligence in the music industry; and GABI visits us from Yale to grace us with her beautiful voice and experiments with some improvising. Check out Cherie Hu online (website / Twitter) and GABI too! (Bandcamp / Twitter / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 "Theme from Special Delivery" by Dougie Poole 1:42 “(How Will I Know) I’m Falling in Love Again” by Willie Nelson (COVER) 4:27 “Reprogram Ourselves” by Jerry Paper (COVER) 8:10 “Natural Blues” by Dougie Poole (NEW SONG) 11:56 Doug and Jordan talk about capitalism getting in the way of Love 14:09 conversation between Jordan and Cherie Hu 36:38 “Where” by GABI 39:33 “Koo Koo” by GABI 42:36 “Let’s Not Exist” by GABI 45:02 “Da Void” by GABI 49:45 “Until the End” by GABI 53:15 “All Summer” by GABI (NEW SONG)

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug covers the Kinks, Drugdealer, and the Exciters; Jordan talks to Carta Monir about her usage and portrayal of the Internet as well as her various portrayals of herself. There were some technical problems at the beginning of the show with Jordan’s microphone, but not major and apologies in advance! Check out Carta Monir online (website / Twitter / Instagram) and thanks for coming too! (Bandcamp / Twitter / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 1:18 “Waterloo Sunset” by the Kinks (COVER) 6:03 “Wild Motion” by Drugdealer (COVER) 9:48 “He’s Got the Power” by the Exciters (COVER) 11:57 Doug and Jordan talk about if being an artist sucks, and Jordan’s mic sounds like garbage. 15:15 conversation between Jordan and Carta Monir 38: 38 “losing touch” by thanks for coming 41:27 “of age” by thanks for coming 44:49 “clue” by thanks for coming 47:47 “those golden days” by thanks for coming 49:46 “pandora” by thanks for coming 52:14 “love in the age of killer robots & melting ice” by thanks for coming 54:44 “eve” by thanks for coming

Recorded live from Pete’s Candy Store! Doug covers the Ramones, Kenny Rogers, the Jarmels and debuts a new song; Jordan talks to Duncan Cooper about getting fired from The FADER and the future of cultural journalism; and Poppies comes by to play a mix of old and new songs. Check out Duncan Cooper online (Substack / Twitter) and Poppies too! (Bandcamp / Instagram) timestamps 0:00 “Theme from Special Delivery” by Dougie Poole 1:31 “A Little Bit of Soap” by the Jarmels (COVER) 3:43 “Questioningly” by the Ramones (COVER) 6:48 “Who’s Who of Who Cares” by Dougie Poole (NEW SONG) 10:31 “The Gambler” by Kenny Rogers (COVER) 14:13 Doug and Jordan discuss feeling insignificant 16:08 conversation between Jordan and Duncan Cooper 38:02 “[Untitled 1]” by Poppies (NEW SONG) 41:08 “[Untitled 2]” by Poppies (NEW SONG) 45:09 “Anything” by Poppies 47:44 “Anyone ?” by Poppies 50:33 “Politician” by Poppies 52:56“Funny Games” by Poppies 55:09 “[Untitled 3]” by Poppies (NEW SONG) 58:20 “Sunburn” by Poppies