The RadicalRuss Show is my Monday morning podcast that covers the stuff I’ve been ranting about on social media last week. Call in with comments at 877–RUSS–420 (877–787–7420) or email me at radicalruss@gmail.com.
@RadicalRuss Bass Play-Along is my ongoing project where I pick a song I’ve never played before, learn it from the bass tab, and record it for YouTube within two hours. Do not expect the playback from these arthritic hands to be 100% accurate—I refuse to let the perfect be the enemy of the fun!
Only my five most recent Bass Play-Along videos are displayed here. View the full video archive here or as a playlist on YouTube.

The water was slow moving, so I bobbed up and caught the edge of the ice and tried to pull myself out, but couldn’t get the leverage. I was stuck and quickly running out of energy. Soon I would go under for good. Then a wonderful, but weird thing happened.

Dan spotted a nice doe down this mountain about 400 yards away. Mom dismounted from her horse, took a wide footed stance, leveled her 30-30, drew down with open sights and fired. The deer dropped in its tracks.

One of my first experiences that I clearly remember is the the finding and incorporating my best friend Boy into our family. He – he’s a dog, by the way – just showed up at our house one day wanting to play.
I’ve been corresponding with a Writ reader who asks a very poignant question: I went back to your blog yesterday
This week we mourn the passing of Christopher Reeve, which naturally brings up the issue of embryonic stem cell research.
Pot Smoking Happened at Symphony, World Did Not End We’ve been covering the story of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra (CSO)
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