#41 ~ God with Make Believe Friends →

In part 2 our discussion deepens as Shea shares her journey through being raised in a Baptist family, having multiple imaginary friends, going from doing spirituality to living spiritually, coming out to the world, and going within to find God.

#39 ~ Things & Stuff →

My “bonus daughter” Devon returns to the podcast as we summarize the summer by discussing books, games, movies, shows, pet projects, the Santa conspiracy, simulation theory, becoming a big sister, and jellybeans.

#38 ~ Showing Up →

In part 2 of this legendary reunion of friends, our conversation continues deep into the ambrosial hours.

As always, topics are conveniently timestamped below.  Thanks for showing up, and keep coming back…

#35 ~ Dying After You Die →

Marcus breaks his seven month sabbatical as Carl marks his third visit to the podcast, and an announcement is made about that unopened bottle of grappa.

#34 ~ Beyond a Wholesome Discipline →

Nicky returns to talk about the purpose of daydreaming, the subtle effects of meditation, finding ways to serve, how the Law of Attraction actually works, and consistency as the key to any serious practice.

Bonus Track: 'Desiderata' by Max Ehrmann.

#33 ~ Common Core Curriculum →

My mom makes a holiday visit, and graciously recorded this end-of-year episode for posterity.  After losing her husband five years ago, and her son less than year ago, Maria spends her time between grieving and healing.  Nevertheless, as this short but sweet conversation confirms, she has lost neither her wisdom nor her wit.

#30 ~ An Overcooked Underdog →

It’s time to recap all the craziness that’s occurred on this hiatus, and process any pertinent revelations that may prepare us for the Impending Earth Changes.

#23 ~ Magic Carpet Ride →

Allan "Carpet" Boles is a beloved father, partner, amateur illustrator, one-man band entertainer, karaoke host, and DJ. 

He is currently recording an album of original songs in the styles of his favorite genres. Allan lives in his own Fortress of Solitude somewhere in the bygone hills of North Jersey.