Episode 30 - Turning Thirty in Arkansas
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Jeff Elder Isn't Real is a Substack by writer and musician Jeff Elder, a place where the curtain is half open. Part memoir, part creative process, part cultural observation. Warm, honest, and a little strange. Just like life.
In this episode, Jeff reads his latest post, "Turning Thirty in Arkansas" — episode 30 of his ongoing memoir. Jeff picks up the move to Fort Smith, Arkansas: a "guaranteed placement" business school scam, tech support at the local ISP, an unlikely friendship with a coworker named Alex, and the Frustrated Housewives release Deconstructing Dreamland, all leading into the Friday night ritual that would shape the next couple of decades. The episode closes with a tribute to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry.
Audio credits: Intro - Midtown Matinee by Frustrated Housewives, Outro - Dreamland by Frustrated Housewives.
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