Why subscribe/read Earworms & Song Loops?
Because, like me, you also get songs and jingles and repeating bits of media stuck in your brain and want to feel less alone. I’ll tell you all about the tunes that loop for me and weave an entertainingly relatable and often humorous personal story around them.
I encourage subscribers to contribute their own thoughts on each post in the comments. Earworms and Song Loops has a vibrant community of thoughtful readership. My wish is for this newsletter to be interactive. And if you happen to be a fellow Substacker, I would love to collaborate or help promote your newsletter as well.
I’m posting one newsletter per week at the moment, with the occasional bonus post, as life allows. There will also be the occasional playlist as well as a monthly "ReCOWmendations” feature, where I highlight songs, TV shows, movies, books, magazines, and even other Substack newsletters that have brought me joy.
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I am trying to build a community here of music, memoir and writing lovers, so if you know anyone who might enjoy what I’m doing, I thank you for passing my Substack along!
Lastly, if you have any suggestions or questions, you can email me at earworm@substack.com or ambidextwords@gmail.com. I’d also love to know how you found out about this newsletter. If there’s another writer I should thank for the referral or if it was via Notes or just a gift from the almighty algorithm.
Cheers,
Steve Goldberg
