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After a lengthy absence, enjoy me rambling about the vastness of space! *skips ahead 30 seconds*

Despite being ready to see other humans' faces, Stone Gossard has been crazy busy during quarantine relaunching his label, Loosegroove and releasing new music as Painted Shield. What a great dude and fun chat!

The team that once got the plagued also got stopped by corona - no match against Colorado this week means a Sounders FC squad that looked they were fresh out of dental surgery and straight on to the pitch have a little extra time to recuperate before Sunday's away match against "Jan" Jose. We have seeds and trees and birds and bees, plus, the unexpected return of our old friend - it's not a reverse-Voldermort, it's the dreaded Injury Generator *spooky sfx* *bat noises*.

I've got a sweet Prince related gig this week that as a music fan I think you'll like.

Yesterday was a bad day for Seattle history as one local chain went national and we're losing that iconic neon corner. I've got big feelings about that Elephant Carwash going away - but what will happen to the pink sign?! Listen up!

Even NOFX is influenced by Eddie Van Halen - what a big role he played in keeping guitars at the forefront. Hopefully, if anything, his death will get some kids listening to a guy who could shred and pump a little life back into those 6-strings. RIP.

While the internet remains terrible, when it uses its power to overcome evil, I'm still here for it.

Today we talk about mental health and I probably bum you out. Or just celebrate that October is here and I have ample Triscuit news.

Anyone else spending the last day of September with their ol' friend Mr. Hangover?

Hey boss babe, sell five chankonabes and become a Yokozuna like me, Alex Roldan. Roman Torres is BACK to retain his title as biggest boi, and to defeat the northern invaders, Whitecaps FC who are Bryan Meredith-less (#FindBryan) in Seattle. Who has the best thick hot beef in Seattle?

The longest year in ever rolls on to October this week...

The arts community in Tacoma, WA, is a great collection of many different genres of art. In a COVD-19 world, how are they impacted by the limitations of public gatherings? Executive Director David Fischer tells us all about the organization and the challenges of the pandemic world on the arts.

Yes I unplugged it and then plugged it back in...

If you’re still getting your news from mlssoccerdotcom.com, what are you doing? Tour de France, check. Sumo, check. Sumo de France, check. Geopolitical breaking news and Thursday night television, double check. It’s all here on Full90somethingsomething we should figure out what we are called on social media.

A lotta time spent talking about the sun...

COVID-19 put a halt to so many plans, so many avenues that people give and receive help and the funding raised necessary to offer solutions is harder than ever to raise when we can't be together. Today we'll find out how that affects the team at Something Beautiful Benefit.

I have so many things to say and it's just really difficult to say them all and I tried to touch on it but it's terrible.

In the literal hellscape we currently live in, it would appear that it is also a groundhog day of a season as the Sounders will play LAFC for the infinith time, but at least LAFC only beat San Jose 5-1. It’s a good thing the Sounders play in America otherwise they would score less goals, and it’s too bad Vancouver plays in Vancouver AC instead of BC. All this on a new episode of Jan’s favorite podcast.

Here's seven minutes of distraction for an otherwise hot garbage week!

Like a stadium in Texas, our podcast feed sounds better with piped in crowd noise and is only 25% full. As you’ll hear, we have to do the 8 mile thing where we dunk on ourselves so nobody can dunk on us first. How do you pronounce it, France or France?