Sponsor: Nate Bergman Sings on Patreon

• 58:41Nate Bergman's first solo music compared by critics to Otis Redding crossed with Bruce Springsteen, with original voice and distorted sound.
• 59:18Tim notes the music sounds very different from Doja Cat and warns fans of Doja Cat might not love this.
• 59:47Songs on the album include one about Allen Dulles and another titled 'The Life of the American Entertainer Living on the Line.'
• 1:00:12Nate is a rough member of the Patreon community and has supported the show for years.
• 1:01:20Tim comments on Nate's great voice and the quality of his instrumental work.
• 1:01:44Tim questions whether 'Middle of the End' is named after one of his podcast episodes with that title.
• 1:02:22Tim wonders what happened to Lionize and observes that bands are rough financially without touring.
• 1:03:17Nate's website is NateBergmanSings.com and he can be found on Instagram and Twitter at the same handle.
• 1:07:39Nate has a sing-along with Louis Farrakhan on his Patreon where he teaches Farrakhan to play guitar.
• 1:08:49Tim notes awkwardly that BMG Records appears to have failed to launch Lionize, leading Nate to go solo.
• 1:09:20Tim suggests there's room for both Nate Bergman and Doja Cat, and proposes a collaboration between all three artists.
• 1:09:56Tim encourages listeners to support independent creators and musicians, emphasizing their importance to the country.
• 1:10:14Final plug for patreon.com/NateBergmanSings with social media handles across platforms.

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