Ryan Broderick

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Lastly, here's my advice for you.

Chill out and touch grass while you still can.

When you asked me about what I wanted to talk about today, I threw a bunch of things at you, but did not explain in any way, I think, how they are connected.

So we should probably start there.

But in terms of your question, if I had to rank them, I would say clavicular clips, then Iran war propaganda, and then listen to geese.

I don't enjoy like Gen Z burnout music.

I think it's very boring.

I've become a geese fan.

Like you're chasing, you're well into some sort of midlife crisis territory.

That makes sense.

Geese to me sounds like a dishwasher that broke or like they're the musical equivalent of when you try on your dad's clothes as a kid, you know, and you like walk around in his big shoes.

To call them sad, I think, is ridiculous.

I find nothing emotional about their music.

And I have felt this way about...

every brooklyn hipster band du jour going back since i can remember i don't find anything interesting about the kind of like what about big thief yeah i mean whatever man okay yeah say what about the black keys like all of this stuff is just like very boring to me they're just yeah geese is fine i i like their i like their instrumentation i don't i don't love the vocals

Lena Dunham's audiobook.

Absolutely.

For the stuff that I've been reading from it is wild.

I think she's... Look, one of the greatest jump scares of my pop cultural life was finishing the first episode of Industry.