KEXP consistently rocks. Two items of note this week: Black History is Now on Monday 3FEB. I wasn’t able to listen to all of it, but I caught DJ Reverend Dollars set–epic. What a great musical history lesson in black dance music. Then, Friday was International Clash Day. I planned to listen, but totally forgot about it on Friday. Thankfully, they have a streaming archive, so I was able to listen to it on Saturday. You can do the same; hurry up, they only archive for two weeks!

We had a remarkably good jam on Friday, especially since none of us have been picking up our instruments during the week. I need to change that, my meager bass skills are starting atrophy.

Supreme Bowl III was on Saturday, and delicious as always. We had way too much food though, so we’ll be working through the leftovers for a bit.

Links

There are a few #uspol links mixed in this week. I said I was going to lay off the political links after the election, but I just can’t help myself.

• Debate over NYC congestion pricing exemptions won’t die
  Perhaps Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand should focus on the constitutional train wreck currently underway in Washington rather than suggesting additional exemptions to the congestion pricing fees.
• TriBeCa – Manhattan (photos)
• Common four-digit PINs of others
• Here at DOGE, We’ve Streamlined Every Aspect of America’s Collapse via kottke.org