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Episode 27: Ireland - Expectations and Dreamstates by Andrew Corbley
Returning to standard programming, my friend Hassan joins me to kill time in between travel seasons to talk to me about his recently completed trip to Lebanon. Hassan is American, and very very white, but his father is a dark skinned Lebanese A
Episode 25: The Interstellar Wildlife Fund And Other Ramblings by Andrew Corbley
Episode 24: One Way Tickets and Why I Ran Away From South America by Andrew Corbley
Episode 23: Welcome to the Jungle by Andrew Corbley
In my hostel in Bogota, I met a guy about my age called Harrison. It was his last day before returning home to Colorado. He had just done a very similar trip to the one I was just starting. On a bit of a gamble I had him on the show to tell me
My wrap up of my time in Nicaragua, starting with the logistics and thoughts as a tourist, and finishing with a drawn out explaination of the political situation in the country as it entered its 38th anniversary.
Within the groves of Giant Sequoias, Andy's mom Geri sat him down, determined to dredge up his opinion on the two days in Sequioa National Park and Kings Canyon National Park.
The mobile podcast setup is responsible for this short recording coming from the mountain to of Mount Rogers Virginia. We were nearly attacked by cattle, nearly obliterated by a thunderstorm, and nearly had a perfect day of hiking and camping.
With an unexpected tragedy, Munch's time in the beautiful streets of Paris is turned to a nightmare. Recovering his hold on reality in Nice, he begins work on the great Frieze of Life. Has he shook off his demons, or are they merely getting st
TB, madness, death, strangulating christian fundamentalism, these are the hallmarks of Norway in the time of Edvard Munch, the most celebrated painter in Norway's history. Episode Sources: Major Paintings: Commentaries by Arne EggumSome Cha
Keeping myself busy until I can release more thorough podcast episodes, Hugo and I fired up the mics to record a little diddy regarding emotional intelligence, goal setting, and our recent trip to Shenandoah National Park.
Here we have a landmark episode. 14 is the first of many episodes to come that I recorded on my MPS - Mobile Podcast Setup. It starts with my a recording I did for a community website called Mixed Mental Arts. It's my "Cultural Confession" as i
In an effort to keep you guys in a constant stream of content, I turned on the mic today in order to talk about a concept I think would benefit most people; that which I've decided to call "Truth Earned" It's lighter fare than the last two comm
Part Three of our journey to the east takes us to a place where spiritual and non-spiritual thinking collide; where noble samurai conduct themselves with a startlingly extreme yet admirable system of moral codes; where legendary swordsmen unrav
Part two of my series on Eastern Disciplinary Mysticisms covers Zen Buddhism. Zen is a really fascinating practice, and even a secular american such as myself can find immense benefit in its teachings. I discuss its origins, methods, interactio
We're in to double figures! Taking a break from intellectual conversation, my sister stopped by to tell me all about her experience at Mardi Gras this year. Not much more to say about it, enjoy!
My young life has been supremely influenced by the religions of the East, those practices which I have chosen to call Eastern Disciplinary Mysticisms. Zen, Taoism, Buddhism, these strange spiritual doctrines have always fascinated the western w
Behold mortals, part II of my commentaries on patterns and pattern recognition! In this one I link what was talked about in the first installment, namely patterns and pattern recognition in our society, with the idea of purpose. It's all well a
After accumulating a suitable amount of information, I have written an essay about... well, It's hard to explain what exactly its about. Lets call it a study of how to achieve a greater state of mind. Anyway, this is the first of the commentary
This week's episode features my old roommate Hugo in the opposite chair; a man who over the course of our ten month lease, revealed himself to be a deep thinker, that tended to be surrounded by noise, garbage, and distractions, almost to the po
My guest this week was Joshua Rich. I have spent much of my young life playing in different bands as a musician, so I'm always excited to meet working artists, especially in this strange era of the internet where you have the ability to reach m
Mixed Martial Arts has taken the combat sports world by storm over the last 23 years, so it seemed appropriate that I go and sit down with Michael Kastroba and Christian Banghart; my Muay Thai Kickboxing, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu coaches respect
I'm very fortunate to have an amazingly interesting family for sources of talented and intriguing people, as I am joined by my paternal Aunt, Mary, on a cold Sunday afternoon. She has been an emphatic travel enthusiast since she was a girl, and
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