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Dusty Henry

Dusty Henry

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Writer, Editor and Digital Content Manager, KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA)

Seattle

Final Covers

Health/Wellness, Travel Environment,Lifestyle Arts, Culture Politics

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Opinion, comics

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Content

Total articles 135

  • Wipers, Greg Sage, and Punk Existentialism

    By Dusty Henry Verified| Substack@ “Sometimes I get these feelings and I don't know what to say” - WipersAnother downpour. Par for the course. My corduroy Levi’s jacket is soggy as I step in the car, smelling like a wet dog from years of this weather. As I turn on the car, my toddler in the backseat chirps up, “turn on the wipers, daddy!” She always loves the swish-swish sound against the windshield. But, being the dad that I am, it gives me an idea.

    By Dusty Henry Verified · Substack

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Cindy Lee and the Infinite Tracklist

    By Ken Kesey, Dusty Henry Verified| Substack@ It was a last-second call to go. That should’ve been my sign that it was a good idea. When I’m feeling a certain listlessness, a blasé feeling, forcing myself to get out and see a show I’m on the fence about going to usually does the trick. Now here I was, standing in awe in a sea of strangers, hypnotized by a performer I’d only just heard of a couple days before. Cindy Lee swiveled on their chair wearing a gold sequin dress and white knee-high boots.

    By Ken Kesey, Dusty Henry Verified · Substack

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Wipers, Greg Sage, and Punk Existentialism

    By Dusty Henry Verified| Substack@ “Sometimes I get these feelings and I don't know what to say” - WipersAnother downpour. Par for the course. My corduroy Levi’s jacket is soggy as I step in the car, smelling like a wet dog from years of this weather. As I turn on the car, my toddler in the backseat chirps up, “turn on the wipers, daddy!” She always loves the swish-swish sound against the windshield. But, being the dad that I am, it gives me an idea.

    By Dusty Henry Verified · Substack

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Company Info

KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA)

Seattle, Washington, United States

+1 206-520-5800