In this episode of Surviving-ISH, Host David Keck sits down with friend, musician, and guest Pharnsworth to break down life’s daily frustrations, modern economic pressures, and serious systemic flaws.
The two kick things off commiserating over the modern struggle of postal delays, fake delivery notifications, and waiting on bargain-bin Temu gear—including Pharnsworth’s quest to buy new synth equipment for his band, A Data Burn. They dive into the high cost of living in 2026, rising gas prices, and why an $18/hr wage just isn't cutting it anymore.
Later in the conversation, the episode shifts into deeper territory as Pharnsworth shares his personal experiences and insights on family court bias, the commercialization of child protective systems, and the uphill battle good fathers face when fighting for their rights. Plus: Reba McEntire’s release strategy, album artwork nostalgia, and why the album era feels like a lost art. #rebamcentire #bands #records #fatherfigure #familycourt
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