170: Tim DeLaughter Broke His Depression With a New Album

<p>Tim is a Lakewood dad with four kids and a wife who runs a restaurant (<a href="https://theloungehere.com/">Lounge Here</a>) to which he is sometimes summoned to do handyman work. He's also a rockstar, making his name first with <a href= "https://trippingdaisy.com/">Tripping Daisy</a> and now serving as frontman for <a href="https://thepolyphonicspree.com/">The Polyphonic Spree</a>. The latter is dropping a new album, <em>Salvage Enterprise</em>, on November 17. We talked with Tim about how recording that album broke him out of a years-long depression and why kids today can't seem to listen to a song that lasts longer than a minute thirty. Also, we talked about whether Jesus ever rode a triceratops and the Dallas-based Institute for Creation Research. </p> <p>If you dig this podcast, consider <a href= "https://www.dmagazine.com/site/subscribe/">subscribing</a> to <em>D Magazine</em>. </p>