Episode Niner - The Flow: (Emotive Energy pt 3?)

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	1.	Part 1 29:12
	2.	Part 2 29:12
	3.	Part 3 14:03
	4.	Booty Disaster 09:34
	5.	The Sound of Speed 09:33

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What do you get when you take the speed of a cheetah, the fearlessness of a wolverine and the chops of an old karate master, put those personifications into actual people, put those people together in a room and have them talk about subjects they have no business talking about? — Answers at the bottom of post.
Russell Kelly joins John and Jon on this episode to talk about the Flow state, and if that’s a real thing and does it serve biscuits? They quickly stray from the subject and lose the thread of conversation completely, but the train wreck is fun to listen to in a tragic sort of way. In the midst of the rambling nonsense is interspersed some snippets of great progressive improv music though, so its worth listening to through the very end just for that.

Answers: A. George Washington died in 1799 B. The square root of 512 is 22.627416998 C. Yes, it serves biscuits

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released October 5, 2016

Jonathan Greene, drums
John Daniel Ray, bass
Russell Kelly, guitar

Produced by John Daniel Ray
©2019 Mr. Haircut

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Mr. Haircut Podcast Winston Salem, North Carolina

Have you ever wondered how consciousness works? Or why measurements collapse quantum wave functions? On Mr. Haircut, these topics and others like it are discussed inexpertly by musicians. This podcast is hosted by John Daniel Ray and Jonathan Greene, two badass session musicians who are pushing boundaries with their music. ... more