Lloyd Dobler returns.
Seriously unserious.
Devoutly disobedient.

Still refusing to buy, sell, or process anything, the boombox romantic from the film Say Anything is now a middle-aged zen punk dissident duct taping ancient spiritual wisdom to the collapse of the American empire—with deep gratitude and zero credentials—like a sticky note that says: Be kind. Rewind. Revolt.

Join Lloyd in a kinda-sorta guided meditation to survive late-stage everything—like a vinyl record spinning in a microwave of manifest destiny humming: Oh well. Whatever. Nevermind.

Written and performed by Dennis Trainor Jr. (Manifest Destiny’s Child) and directed by Olivier Award winner Guy Masterson.