The Shane Gillis cia rabbit hole and how his family may have killed Biden’s family is pretty wild

6 pm pst livestream tonight!

https://rumble.com/v6w1uac--owen-benjamin-live.html

Started like kind of a bummer of a stream but made a serious breakthrough by the end. Everything makes sense now. I’m like the Jason Bourne of gay Jews

https://rumble.com/v6w1uac--owen-benjamin-live.html?e9s=src_v1_sa%2Csrc_v1_upp_a

Turns out I am a gay Jew

Ever since the pep talk about the campground the ozarks crew really stepped up. Woody just got booked at Carnegie hall.
Beartariacampgrounds.com

Me during Covid. And then I ran out of gas and started bitching That no one would chip in to continue to crush everyone who sucks and is driving slow on purpose.
I now sell eggs on the side of a
Road. But I’m happy knowing it is possible. And chickens are cool dudes

Updates on festival after a great talk with iron man bear

I’ve been looking into the math of gospel music. I’ve observed some simple techniques to help you make a song sound more gospel. I finally understand why this style matches the story of real life problems and real life redemption.
I’m by no means good at gospel but I think you’ll get a lot out of this one. Hopefully it’s up tonight.
Courses.owenbenjamin.com

Today’s piano lesson about gospel music I think will be really valuable to a lot of people. I couldn’t believe how the shapes and style of it maps a an authentic journey with problems and misses, and how it always finds its way home.
So I decided to upload the full lesson to our piano site, but the early portion (without anyone’s videos because that’s not for the public) to rumble, UA, ladle, Twitter, Instagram etc. Enjoy! It was very cathartic. It’s G rated. Just gonna take me a bit. This was inspired by a couple bears saying they had a rough week. Gospel is all about the sound of a rough week getting better.
Courses.owenbenjamin.com

public section without any student videos Lesson 24 The authentic journey of Gospel Music
Everybody has had one of those weeks when things don’t seem to be going right but you still seem to find your way back home. That’s the sound of gospel music. This week we learn about the Anglican Church sound of the Csus2 chord and the dominant 7 of gospel. How an authentic journey involves missing the mark sometimes but using that fifth to get back to where you belong. I also cover the tonal secret of the NBC chimes and why every grandfather clock sounds the way it does.
The videos and letters were very inspiring keep them coming.
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