Caterpillar Goo

Full credits on caterpillargooshow.com with thanks to Audacity, Soundation, Looperman, Loop Loft, and The Internet Archive.

For a full transcript and music attribution, please see https://www.caterpillargooshow.com/. Many thanks to Brad Clark for his time, his openness, and his vulnerability. Thank you to Flora Folgar for her time, support, and editing skills.

In which Curtis teaches himself to shred and to amplify and record said shredding.

In which Brandon Foster gets out of Buffalo before it's too late.

In which Rod incorrectly predicts his own death in the bottom of a deep, dark hole.

In which Travis gets a crash course in Guillain-Barré Syndrome.

In which 9-year-old Flora finds herself out of Dhaka and in Newark, watching white folks make out and wondering if she will recognize her mother after three long years.

In which Will Taylor talks about learning music, learning people, and learning to adapt.

In which Rik Haden tells how his son's obsession with baseball and his family's visits to an assisted living facility came together and changed him in a deep and personal way.

In which Rod talks about what's coming up and plays a few audio clips.