I really believe that we are constantly affecting everything around us and it responds to us.

So if we can hold or primarily hold a positive feeling about the world, about ourselves, and hold hope we can change the world.

This is death, sex, and money.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more.

I'm Anna Sam.

Welcome to spring, the summer rain, softly turned to sing again.

Welcome the bud, the summer blooming flower. This is Beverly Glenn Copeland, whose music has become a source of comfort and joy for me over the last few years.

Glenn is a Canadian musician and singer-songwriter, whom I first talked to in 2020.

And then, again, just a few weeks ago, for an

update earlier at the end of this episode. He's been quietly putting out albums since the

1970s. This song, Ever New, was released by Glenn in 1986 on an album called Keyboard Fantasies.

The album went largely unnoticed until 2015,

when a Japanese record collector emailed Glenn to ask if he had any more copies.

I wouldn't go so much as to say it was exciting.

I would say I was thinking, oh, that's great.

And there must have some around here somewhere,

and I didn't even remember where they were.

My wife said, yeah, this is where they are,

and she went and pulled them all out.

Otherwise, I'd still be looking for them, right?

And he sold those within a week and a half.

And then what happened was,

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