“Tedious and brief, our lives are tedious and brief”
John B. McLemore, quoting a sun dial motto
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“Tedious and brief, our lives are tedious and brief”
John B. McLemore, quoting a sun dial motto
ok so I know s-town came out forever ago, but i’ve been re-listening to it and haven’t been able to get this song out of my head.
if you haven’t listened to s-town, you should. it’s an amazingly emotional podcast, however HUGE suicide tw
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just finished this podcast and...it hit me very hard. i think everyone needs to hear this man's story.
What S-Town really offers listeners is a melancholy portrait of a queer man for whom that identity was complicated—a source both of pleasure and confusion, connection and loneliness. There’s just one problem: While producer Brian Reed’s attempt at understanding and representing McElmore’s experience is admirable, choices in the framing, writing, and editing of the series reveal a glaring—and for the show, hobbling—lack of queer knowledge.
S-Town Was Great—Until It Forced a Messy Queer Experience Into a Tidy Straight Frame | Daniel Schroeder for Slate
No words, just... sad and moving. Hurts my heart a little. Immaculate story telling here in Alabama.
Additionally my absence makes room and leaves some resources for others who deserve no less than I have enjoyed
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