Breckinridge Bourbon Interview Hour With Dammit Damian

Dammit Damian!

I’m sorry guys, but I did it again.
I’m going to do another series of Mostly Harmless interviews.
I did the first one today, and I have a couple more scheduled for the next few days.
I’m sorry for what is to come…
I’m going to be constantly asking you guys to listen to interviews with people you’ve never heard of and couldn’t care less.
I’m going to work hard to introduce a handful of you to movies, comedians, records, comics, ect… that I love, and that I see potential in.
In these next few weeks, I’ll want to reach through this electronic screen and grab you in by the collar and yell, “CAN’T YOU SEE THE POTENTIAL TOO?!?!” 

I’ve been writing about art since I was a very little boy.
I don’t think I can ever stop.
I keep going and I keep doing it and I keep doing it and I keep quitting, but it keeps coming back. It’s that itch I don’t think I’ll ever be able to stop. Or wait, is that just the eczema on my hands?
Because I can not stop, here on this holiest of holidays, the day of birth of Mr. Kurt Vonnegut Jr….
I pledge to you that I will only try to bring you the best of the best. I’m going to bring you the things I believe in. The people I believe in and the stories I want to tell.
I don’t care about how many subscribers I have on YouTube. I just want the right subscribers. I’m not going to beg you to contribute to my Patreon, because I love this shit so much I do it for free.
I just can’t stop thinking up questions. I just can’t stop wanting to share my love of art with the world, while also learning how to make my own art.
I just want to create, it doesn’t matter how I do it. I just have to fucking annoy artists with my microphone, and then annoy all you to listen. But in the end, I love it. I love it all. It scratches so many itches I didn’t know it needed scratched.
I just have to remember what’s important….
Having fun. Being Weird. Being Damian.
Shit, what was this post originally about?
Oh yeah. Thank you. Thank you to all who have supported my ridiculousness.
Thank You to those who saw this shy, awkward quiet kid and saw his potential. Thank you to those who let me know they saw any kind of potential.
I’ve been very blessed with a number of friends who have supported this damned addiction of mine for all these years and helped me turn it into a real strange artform that I can never really stop experimenting within.
I’m just going to create. It doesn’t matter how I do it.
PS. Breckenridge Bourbon, you make a superior product. If you ever want to sponsor a lowly podcast about creativity in your 40’s and the adventure that is life… Give me a buzz.

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