Episode 31 - Wide Open Spaces
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Episode 31 - Wide Open Spaces
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Jeff Elder Isn't Real is a Substack by writer and musician Jeff Elder, a place where the curtain is half open. Part memoir, part creative process, part cultural observation. Warm, honest, and a little strange. Just like life. In this episode, Jeff reads his latest post, "Wide Open Spaces" — episode 31 of his ongoing memoir. Jeff settles into a small cottage in the San Antonio hill country, chases thrill rides and free beer at Six Flags and Sea World, and puts together a maxi single called Boys Like Me, complete with a music video concept that never made it off the ground. A guest DJ gig makes it clear the local scene, and the electronic scene at large, is moving on without him, and in 2003 he finally calls it on Frustrated Housewives. The episode closes with an announcement of a new EP, One Halloween, out October 9th. Audio credits: Intro - Wide Open Spaces by the Dixie Chicks, Outro - I Know What Boys Like by Frustrated Housewives. Listen to the "What Was That Song?" playlist, featuring music mentioned on the show: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/27yv0JrQRs2FhUfmfutxw3?si=e117d429bc37407e Subscribe to Jeff Elder Isn't Real on Substack for new posts every week, including audio versions of most every essay.
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