The Breath in the Cedars

Notes on hearing light

Jul 11 • Gael MacLean

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22

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June 2026

The Birds Were Always There

Notes on Listening

Jun 27 • Gael MacLean

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Why Am I Homesick for a Place I’ve Never Been

Notes on connection and the ground tone

Jun 6 • Gael MacLean

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30

7

May 2026

A Failure of Imagination

Notes from inside a country that cannot see itself coming apart

May 9 • Gael MacLean

21

27

8

April 2026

Ding Dong, It’s Art Bell

The thinking is done for you

Apr 25 • Gael MacLean

16

24

6

We Are But Small Trees

Notes on evil, ordinary hands, and what we owe the children

Apr 18 • Gael MacLean

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13

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The Gaze

Notes on freaks, aristocrats, and who’s really looking

Apr 4 • Gael MacLean

11

17

5

March 2026

The Frequency

Notes on the screen as altar, a good heart’s corruption, and the twenty-mile drive that changed everything twice

Mar 21 • Gael MacLean

17

15

8

The Backseat Rapture

Notes on manufactured endings, the theology of destruction, and what the river was trying to say

Mar 14 • Gael MacLean

18

17

6

What Remains When the Words Run Out

Notes on anger, obligation, and what the shepherd does after the parable ends

Mar 7 • Gael MacLean

25

24

10

February 2026

The Throat That Never Closes

Notes on appetite, airlessness, and what the kitchen staff already knew

Feb 21 • Gael MacLean

19

23

9

The Creatures I Wanted to Speak To

Notes on Bosch, childhood vision, and the question of staying

Feb 14 • Gael MacLean

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25

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