Semi-Eloquent With John Huff – Details, episodes & analysis

On this week's episode, your humble host reads a classic seasonal poem, and waxes semi-eloquent about re-building his rocked foundations and confidence over the past year, stepping through fear into finding new community and experiencing solo travel, and the wonder that awaits us all in 2026 if we are ready to claim the life we truly want and deserve.

Also, Echo returns to the podcast!

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Your humble host is in a reflective mood this week, and so in lieu of a full new episode, we revisit Episode #206 of what was the John Huff Podcast: Don't Forget The Magic (An Encouragement For 2025). As the year draws to a close it's good and helpful to go back to the beginning to try to recpature some hope for the future, some belief in the mystery, and some faith in the magical unfolding of life.  

Hear it again, for the first time ....

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On this week's episode, your humble host goes down another strange Biblical rabbit hole, and waxes semi-eloquent about the connection between the Book of Eccelsiastes and a quintessential 1960s pop song, the legend of Pete Seeger, Silesian weavers, the Red Scare, and simple antidotes to suffering. 

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On Episode #149, your humble host welcomes Emily Dolan Davies – touring drummer for Kim Wilde, house drummer for The Voice Kids UK, featured drummer in the Count Me In documentary, podcast host, creative coach, and so much more – back to the program. Join us for a fun and poignant conversation about all of the above, plus Emily's approach to thriving in chaos, taking on challenges, betting on herself, and giving back.

Oh, and meeting Ewan McGregor.

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On Episode #148, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about a vague sense of impending change, screwing up an episode, attachment, shoegaze, and new music by Slowdive.

Oh, and approaching 50.

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On Episode #147, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about new music by Jenny Lewis and Elizabeth Winterbourne, child stars, pandemic touring, and The Super High Quality Podcast.

Oh, and The Gong Show.

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On Episode #146, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about classic WW2 Britcom Allo Allo, television as a shared experience, series finales, protecting people from history, and new music by Gardner/James and Hell In The Club.

Oh, and fearful synchronicity.

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On Episode #145, your humble host recounts a Stryper show in Seattle, and waxes semi-eloquent about airports, spying on soundcheck, meeting Les Carlsen of Bloodgood, and Steel Panther's appearance on AGT.

Oh, and intrepid Americans.

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On Episode #144, your humble host waxes semi-eloquent about Ghost's EP Phantomime, televangelists, Christian rock, witch hunts, and new music by Liza Anne.

Oh, and selling indulgences.

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On Episode #143, your humble host answers listener questions, and waxes semi-eloquent about weird audience stories, where to find truly original new music, selfless service, and new music by Deadly Vices.

Oh, and cutting generational slack.

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