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Pure Ghost Radio for September 2026 (opens the original)
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I look out the window and I see that the moon is full. Which means it’s time for another episode of Pure Ghost Radio, This is the end of September in the year 2026, if you believe in such things, and the moon above is known as the Corn Moon, so named for reasons that I would hope are obvious. There has been a great deal of corn in my life recently. A couple of months ago I randomly made the decision to list corn as one of my special interests on Instagram’s algorithm. You can do that, you know,
Day 18, 936 of my life. (opens the original)
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I look out the window, and I see the moon is full which means it’s time for another episode of Pure Ghost Radio, the audio version of taking a walk because you can’t sleep. I’m Carvell Wallace. It is the Sturgeon Moon, so named for the times when these giant pre-historic fish were most abundant in the lakes and rivers. Though as with seemingly everything, Sturgeon fishing used to be better that it is now and the fish more plentiful. Somehow everyone alive was born too late for everything good.Th
Pure Ghost Radio July 29, 2026 (opens the original)
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I look out the window, and I see that the moon is almost full which means it’s time for another episode of Pure Ghost Radio the audio version of taking a walk because you can’t sleep. I’m Carvell Wallace.Opening musicIt’s the late July full moon, late summer known in the farmer’s almanac as the Buck Moon, so named because male deer ( bucks) shed their antlers and regrow larger and more impressive ones every year and this is the time of year when those antlers are in full growth mode. I like the
A Spiritual Malaise (opens the original)
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When I was in theatre school at NYU I remember in our Meisner class watching two students were doing a scene. Somewhere in that scene, towards the beginning, one of them spoke the following phrase. “Spiritual malaise of the most malignant sort.” That was over thirty years ago, and it made in impression in my brain, a groove that stayed there in the shape of that phrase for the rest of my life. It still comes to me from time to time. Like this evening, after a lovely hang with my friends, and a d
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