In Which I Appear On "In Lieu of Fun"

We are not allowed to have fun anymore, but In Lieu of Fun..."
— The opening pre-amble to any given episode of "In Lieu of Fun"  (usually)

Although born out of a dispute with Scott Shapiro over applying the adjective "fake" to Ducks With Pants as a band and as result has an air of frustration to it, having Ben Wittes of Lawfare read the copy from my website during an episode of "In Lieu of Fun" counts as a (rather unusual) cover in my book, adding him to the illustrious pantheon of artists who have already lent their voice to my works:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-4uVCaMJfs&t=3025s

Hear Ben and Scott's (wholly unnecessary and yet somehow immensely satisfying) argument which preceded the above rendition for what some might construe as context:

https://youtu.be/B-4uVCaMJfs?t=2921​

In any case, it was lovely to have been part of Saturday's "In Lieu of Fun" for which I have been a semi-regular member of the "Greek Chorus" (more of a cacophony of no particular ethnicity in my estimation, but this is the name that has stuck).  I thought I was going to asking my question about Senator Sinema — instead it was an extended discussion with some reminiscing about the Walker Art Center sculpture garden and delving into my association with Ducks With Pants.

This little spontaneous interview (or perhaps interrogation) starts at the following timestamp:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-4uVCaMJfs&t=1084s

I would like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we've passed the audition.

Also, I would be remiss if I did not plug something at this juncture (this is what we call the "Call to Action" the blogging biz), so please check out the Shawn Byron cover of my song "Lighthouse at the Edge of the World" that I alluded to in the above discussion: