If you're listening to this in March of 2020, you're probably experiencing a high level of cabin fever right now.

You're probably listening to this in isolation. At least I hope you are.

I haven't left the house in over a week. I've just been sitting around trying to get caught up on a few

things. I have some hermit tendencies, so it's pretty easy for me to sit back and not see the

rest of the world for a little while.

I look at it like this.

Our grandparents stormed the beaches in Normandy.

I think we can sit around on our ass for a little while until this all blows over.

And hopefully it will blow over soon.

I won't preach to y'all, but take care of each other out there, and you're listening to Thanks for Giving a Dam.

I'm sitting here in my home in Indianapolis, Indiana.

This is a personal journal.

This is a bit of an experiment.

I like to say right up front that I haven't the slightest idea of what I'm doing, but I decided to do it anyway.

And this show is founded with the idea that there are only two people in art that matter.

There's a creative

individual and the person experiencing it. Everything else is an artificial filter. This is a way

for me to share things with you guys without any filters whatsoever. My guess this week is David

Greer. David is just one of the best guitar players on the planet. You can find out everything

you need to know about David at David greer.com. So if you haven't heard episode, I think it was

163, David talked about befriending Clarence White and shared a bunch of stories. It's a very popular

episode. If you haven't heard that, go back and listen to it now. David recently played a gig here

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