About Sage Advice
Sage Advice is the questionable guidance, unreliable wisdom, and confusing musings of Matthew Fugere. You can use these electronic manuals of guidance to better your life and open your mind in many different respects.*
Sage Advice also offers an audio version for the illiterate/lazy/podcast-enthusiast members of Sage Advice’s audience. The audio version of Sage Advice, Sound Advice, can be found on iTunes and on this site.
If you would like to contact Matthew Fugere, you can email him:
matthewfugere@gmail.com
You can also follow his twitter account:
You can also check out Sage Advice on Facebook.
Here are some of the things critics have said about Sage/Sound Advice
“It’s a thing that exists” -Someone on Twitter**
“Pretty Ok. Not complete garbage…” -Someone on iTunes
“You need to hang a sign on your door or something when you’re doing that” -My mom**
“Matthew Fugere is a true American hero… …I wouldn’t be president if it weren’t for Sage Advice” -President Barack Obama**
“I don’t get it” -My dad**
“I thought the part about dicks was funny” -Someone on Facebook**
“Sound Advice [sic] is like NPR on PCP” -Someone on Facebook
“I haven’t listened to/read any of it yet” -My brother
Getting Started
Are you new to Sage Advice? Feel overwhelmed by all those words? Well, never fear! A short list of Sage Advice posts have been cataloged on this page. This list should give you a good starting point.
Here you go:
Let Me Explain To You Why Nature Sucks
And for Sound Advice:
Sound Advice 8: Willard: Gem of the East
Sound Advice 10: Understanding the Intentionally Not Understandable with Cormac McCarthy
Sage Advice 21: A Chalice Of Wolf Piss: The Tony Bratwurst Interview
And a very small amount of video content presented by Sage Advice:
*No, you can’t
**Not an actual quote
