Empathy… Repentance… Faith-marriage… Cake… Pie… All that & more in this special bonus episode in which Twinkie & I talk to Dr. Cory Anderson

Where were you 13 years ago today? If you were rock power-trio NJs and The Jeff, you were hitting the highway for a Spring Break Tour.

Wrapping up a lovely week attending the 18th Annual Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and DocShop.

So sad this morning to learn of Bobby Makar’s passing last fall. Bobby was such a funny, kind, warm, generous, and talented dude.

“Conscience Calls” is the name of my 17th annual mix album. Links to listen and liner notes @ https://www.davidullman.net/2020mix.

Episode 86 of LWSD is an overflowing roundup of recommendations for things that brought us comfort, joy, and enlightenment in 2020.

After premiering at the 2002 NY International Independent Film & Video Festival, this documentary sat on a shelf virtually unseen—until now!

"Light The Dark" was the only one of my songs I could see singing in the somber days after watching George Floyd's memorial service...

♪ No title or tide can deny / that four-alarm fire in your eyes / Keep the punches coming, I don’t mind / I’ll decide when I’ve had enough ♪

My dogs may have snored through it, but this "Quarantine Concert" got me back behind the mic with a guitar for the first time in five years!

I hope you find some solace, strength, or comfort from these 48 songs of hope, isolation, resilience, and beauty.

This is a music video I made for my friend Sean’s latest single, “Bloom.”

At least 1/2 the songs brought me to tears! What started as an unboxing video ended as a 20 min. review!

Inspired by the existing cover graphic of a car in a driveway and the insert band-credits over the fuel and speed gauges, I used...

You can stream and/or download the full mix album and read my comments about the song selection @ http://davidullman.net/2019mix.

Recorded on this day in 2001. "Musical Chairs: LIVE at Café Forty-One Eleven" chronicles the quirky quintet's last performance in Ohio.

20 years ago this evening. 3 pals and I reserved time at WCTV (where I was working at the time) to record 5 tunes in front of 3 cameras.

The full Long Walk Short Drink cast gathered from across the country to watch the conclusion of the Skywalker Saga & record their reactions.

This was the third in a series of "Evening With The Ullmans" lineups, and we were fortunate to have the venue's engineer.

Selecting imagery for an act called "fascist puppeteer" can be tricky. I kept thinking about Practicing Synthesis as an active process...