This week Greg and Clay discuss clapping (yes, clapping), borderline linen, Don Johnson dentistry, your team vs. my team and the following tracks:
I Don’t Know How But They Found Me – Lights Go Down [6:51 – 15:44]
Black Violin – Impossible is Possible [15:45 – 28:16]
Ellen Siberian Tiger – If A Tree Falls In The Forest [28:17 – 38:09]
Matthew Caws – When History Comes [38:10 – 50:50]
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Clay is a part-time contributor and co-founder at Nanobot. He lives in Houston but spent time in Denver and Austin after growing up in Maine. As a kid he got a Survivor single for his record player and never looked back. Until such time as he writes again, you can regularly find Clay on the Nanobot Mix Tape Podcast.
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