The sport of money draws no ethical boundaries, and can never suffer injury
Josh Haden: My Review of The Believer Winter 2025 Sports Issue: The True King Has No Clothes. The sport of money draws no ethical boundaries, and can never suffer injury.
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The sport of money draws no ethical boundaries, and can never suffer injury
Josh Haden: My Review of The Believer Winter 2025 Sports Issue: The True King Has No Clothes. The sport of money draws no ethical boundaries, and can never suffer injury.
(You Don't Know Mojack)
I'm this week's guest on the You Don’t Know Mojack podcast. I talk about my time in my teenaged punk band Treacherous Jaywalkers, our 1988 SST Sunrise EP, and the time I almost smoked a joint with Greg Ginn. Listen wherever you get your podcasts from.
Episode 126 Treacherous Jaywalkers "Sunrise" w/ Josh Haden is up now on SoundCloud, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, Tumblr, TuneIn Radio, or wherever you get your podcasts.
8 track album
Free download.
Listen to Maya in the summer, the first single from [spain mandala brush] https://soundcloud.com/dangerbirdrecords/spain-maya-in-the-summer
It was a great honor to once again be the guest of Mike Watt on his watt from pedro show a couple of days ago - we talked about the new Spain live album, future recording plans and lots of other stuff.
Spain - Ray Of Light (feat. Bill Frisell, Petra Haden, and Zander Schlos...