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Mark talks about the road back to love and light, overcoming the dreaded disconnect, repairing his marriage and other relationships, and the non-linear nature of healing.
A brand new episode of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire podcast is now available for your on-demand listening pleasure. Listen to Episode 68, where Mark talks about his battle with alcohol, the reasons he's been away from the podcast, and why he's coming back.
A sexist late-night host, a spiritually deficient hobo, and a very lovely homing pigeon walk into a circus... On this episode of Through the Greenhouse Haze, Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Enjoy a nice cup of protector tea. On this episode of Empty Cup, Erik talks about creating art on your own time, the meditative nature of washing, and wanting what we already have.
It's time to bake some bread. Have a seat in the kitchen with your new friend, Erik. On the inaugural episode of Empty Cup, Erik talks about embracing his true self, his pet snail, and setting a goal to be happy.
Be sure to check out Erik's other creative adventures at oblivionspin.com.
With the New Moon in Gemini, we can finally find balance in this upheaval and unrest in the world with intentional articulation of our needs. We're working collectively on trying to not make mountains out of molehills and get out of our own way to go after what we desire. With the personal planets of Mars in Aries and Venus in Taurus within their signs of dignity, there's a great opportunity to enact upon desires to build lasting foundations for what we really want. We grapple with a scarcity mindset and try to be realistic as we move forward once Mercury goes direct on June 3rd. On Episode 8 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa helps us navigate through it all.
On this encore presentation of The Sainted Path (originally aired on October 16, 2018), Soraya The Great talks about being kind to ourselves... and how being kind to others is the best way to do that. She also shares a couple Rosy Copacetic tunes that were recorded especially for our ears.
Mercury Retrograde will result in a cazimi between the Sun and Mercury. As Mercury makes its way back into Taurus, we have some time for reflection and introspection before we catapult into some exciting energy with Mars in Aries around the corner on May 24. We also have Venus entering Taurus on May 28, also in its dignity, inviting in some lavish enjoyment of life. On Episode 7 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa helps us navigate through it all.
Venus and Chiron conjunct in Aries, leading us to question our autonomy. This upcoming Scorpio Full Moon brings in a vast deep type of meaning rooted in desire, leaving us little patience for all this chatter and mess caused by the Mercury retrograde in Gemini. The North node in Taurus is further emphasizing the need to look back deeply at our roots and feel our feelings fully. And on Episode 6 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa gets emotional as she helps us navigate through it all.
A psychic assassin, a high-kicking bull whipper, and a ceremonial magician walk into a Listz concert in Bavaria... On this encore presentation of Through the Greenhouse Haze (originally aired on 03/23/2019), Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
On Episode 5 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa helps us navigate through this residual Pisces energy (since Mars and Neptune are still in Pisces), and how that inertia transitions into the action-based energy of Aries (now that Venus has entered Aries as of May 2), and how that has brought discussions of women's rights to the forefront. Jupiter will also enter Aries on May 10, beginning at the start of the 12 signs of the Zodiac once more, for the first time since June 2010. Mercury retrograde in Gemini is coming up, too! Are you ready?
Check out Episode of The Virtual Campfire (https://bit.ly/virtualcampfire14) where Tessa and Mark have a detailed discussion of Mercury retrogrades.
On this encore episode of Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug (originally aired October 6, 2018), Doug and Mark kick things off with a talk about time and connection to the past.
It's a new moon in Taurus on April 30. The sun and moon form a partial solar eclipse with a horned-shaped sun (watch out for photos of this coming in the next few days), the Jupiter and Venus exact conjunction occurs in Pisces, and Mercury moves into its own sign of Gemini. On Episode 4 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa helps us navigate through it.
On this encore episode of Streaming Consciousness (originally aired on September 4, 2018), Mark talks about where he'd like to see Open Lines Radio go and how by chaining ourselves to Time, we miss out on spontaneous living.
Uranus and Mercury in Taurus. Saturn in Aquarius. Jupiter and Neptune still conjunct in Pisces. Is there any way to find peace? Or at least solid ground? On Episode 3 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa helps us navigate the week.
On Episode 9 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on guitar guys at parties, body odor after a long day at work, and the anxiety of being late.
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Jupiter and Neptune conjunct in Pisces become exact today (April 12, 2022). This last occurred in 1856, roughly 165 years ago. In Episode 2 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa explains exactly what this means.
A brand new episode of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire podcast is now available for your on-demand listening pleasure. Listen to Episode 67, where Donna stopped by to talk with Mark about the trauma associated with moving, being specific with your vision board, the magical connections made through social media, following through on our creative endeavors, living in a rural town, the different perspective of the youth thanks to COVID, and honoring cultural traditions
On Episode 8 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on crowding at the airline gate, defunding the grammar police, tailgating versus driving slow in the fast lane, and grocery store etiquette.
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On Episode 1 of Absurdist Astrology, Tessa explains to Mark the significant astrological events about to take place in April like he's five.
On Episode 7 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the contents of their pockets, the socks in their drawers, and the organization of their home screens.
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On Episode 6 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on when to give or accept advice, catch phrases that defy time, and the best way to fake a defined chin line.
An interdimensional elf, a terrible billboard editor, and a life sciences mentor walk into a hospital elevator. On the most recent episode of Through the Greenhouse Haze, Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
On Episode 5 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the direction of putting on a belt, the rules for using a public restroom, and the anxiety involved in cancelling your cable contract.
Hobo Safe Camp (the Formative Years) is a series of interviews conducted by Mark in 2014 with people he mostly found by posting Craigslist ads in random cities across the US. Somehow, these old conversations are even more relevant now than when they were first recorded. In Episode 2, recorded in July of 2014, Mark chats with Brock Albin of Black Robin Farm and Orchard about permaculture, sustainability, and slowing down the pace of life.
On Episode 4 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the rules of being tough while getting blood drawn, eating snacks that smile, and Calvin peeing on various things.
On the most recent episode of Shake It Out, Hollee, Mark, and Soraya The Great talk about the astrology of the moment, the effects of forcing global trauma on children, and the harsh reality of living on this planet.
A brand new episode of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire podcast is now available for your on-demand listening pleasure. Listen to Episode 66, where Tessa Hamm stopped by to talk with Mark about returning to creative living, applying astrology to our physical lives, and the future of the collective.
On Episode 3 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the rules of time travel, the evolution of language to images, and how we should be happy because we’re all living our best life in some dimension somewhere.
Before the Virtual Campfire, there was Hobo Safe Camp. Hobo Safe Camp (the Formative Years) is a series of interviews conducted by Mark in 2014 with people he mostly found by posting Craigslist ads in random cities across the US. Somehow, these old conversations are even more relevant now than when they were first recorded. In Episode 1, Mark chats with a now long-lost friend about life, art, and family. If anyone knows where Brian Thomas is, please send him our way!
On Episode 2 of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the anthropomorphism of food, the shift in marketing toward the youth, and phone calls becoming the new pop-in.
A newsman with "jimmy legs," a neglected succulent, and a flock of wild birds walk into a campsite. On the most recent episode of Through the Greenhouse Haze, Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
After a year-long hiatus, a brand new episode of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire podcast is finally available for your on-demand listening pleasure. Listen to Episode 65, where David George stopped by to talk with Mark about off-grid living, the benefits of cannabis, and finding the positive in a negative world.
On the premiere episode of Nobody Asked!, Doug and Mark pontificate on the effectiveness of the slogan "Finger-Licking Good," the human urge to self-identify through bumper stickers, and the delicate art of the pop in.
You might remember Doug and Mark from their previous Open Lines Radio podcasts Sabbath Shalom and Brother's Balm. They're back with a new podcast to provide answers to all the questions that nobody asked. But the real question is, "What's up with Mark?" He sounds like an excited, out-of-breath crackhead in this episode. We think he was a little excited to be back.
Soraya the Great and Mark about the brutality of grief and grieving, the realities of friendship (both online and in the "real world"), the exploitative-yet-addictive nature of TikTok, and how STG has been coping with life since the passing of her mom back in January.
Miss Karaffa is ready for what's next. During a socially distanced meditation gathering, she discovered her anger. She finally felt like painting and really giving her body all the bok choy, garlic, cilantro, and spinach she needed.
On Episode 1 of Open Lines on New Golden Age Radio, we hear a story of alien abduction from Megan Winters.
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Episode 1 Playlist:
Chika - Industry Games Rina Sawayama - STFU! Basement Jaxx - Where's Yr Head @? The The - The Sinking Feeling Lim Kim - Awoo A-ha - The Sun Always Shines on TV Kali Uchis - Dead to Me Depeche Mode - Any Second Now (Voices) Earthgang - Proud of U (ft. Young Thug) The Cranberries - Put Me Down David Bowie - Telling Lies The Bouncing Souls - The Whole Thing Ru Paul - Call Me Mother Brother Ali - Forest Whitaker
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Christina about life at sea, strengthening our spirituality, God as an extra terrestrial, and living a fulfilled and healthy life.
Join Juliette and Hannah on their open stream of abundance by partaking of this Feast of the Six-Fingered Man.
Mark talks about connecting with Source through multiple points of view, becoming aware of the game within the game, and making the world a better place by smiling with your eyes.
Today in After School Detention, we take a Thanksgiving break by watching Roseanne Season 8, Episode 8.
This week's playlist:
Tom Petty - Cabin Down Below Lucinda WIlliams - Honey Bee Tori Amos - The Beekeeper Guns N' Roses - Patience Tesla - Love Song Tenacious D - Wonderboy Jimmie's Chicken Shack - Lazy Boy Dash The Beths - Future Me Hates Me No Doubt - Brand New Day Bloodhound Gang - The Bad Touch The Sugarcubes - F***ing in Rhythm & Sorrow Taylor Swift - betty Modest Mouse - Missed the Boat
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Giuliana about coping with school during a pandemic, moving beyond our past selves, and finding connection on social media.
Mark wonders if (a) he's the only one who has problems typing on his phone and if (b) other people's ears ring. And that's about it.
Hannah has a vision of a sustainable symbiotic human residence on our planet, dropped into our consciousness via Palindrome Power Portal 02022020 that flowed on February 02, 2020.
Mark talks about the general frustration of life in the current moment, his passively obnoxious return to Facebook, and accepting a world with limitless truths.
Soraya The Great and Mark talk about existing in the current plane as multi-dimensional beings, the oppressive voice of authority, and speaking truth to power.
Doug and Mark talk about the return to school in a time of COVID, the frustration caused by family members in a time of divided politics, and whether or not evolution is possible without leaving some things behind.
Soraya The Great and Mark talk pronouns, the complexity of humanity, and the evolution of language.
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Hollee about the early days of Internet chat rooms, living a single-serving life, and what exactly happens when we die.
This week's playlist:
Bob Marley - Misty Morning Dead Fingers - Never Be My Man The Postal Service - Recycled Air Bad Religion - Sorrow Tilt - Suspended Nirvana - Plateau Rosy Copacetic - In Bloom Hole - Miss World Ben Folds Five - Battle of Who Could Care Less Lorde - Supercut Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment - Sunday Candy Phoebe Bridgers - Halloween blink-182 - Heart's All Gone Counting Crows - Possibility Days
Today's playlist:
The Felice Brothers - Ponzi Taylor Swift - the 1 Taylor Swift - The Man The Killers - The Man The Beatles - Dig A Pony Cocteau Twins - Frou-frou in Midsummer Fires Chris Isaak - Wicked Game Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher Deftones - Change (In the House of Flies) Maria Taylor - Clean Getaway Paul McCartney - Winedark Open Sea
Soraya The Great and Mark talk about the inappropriateness of 80s television, people who keep token friends of color in their lives so they can win arguments, and the relevancy (or irrelevancy) of Morrissey in 2020.
A slumbering hermit, a charlatan Freemason, and a roving band of devil worshipers walk into a forest filled with muses... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
This week's playlist:
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone Ms. Lauryn Hill - Everything is Everything Dead Fingers - Closet Full of Bones The Rolling Stones - Beast Of Burden Monsters Of Folk - Temazcal TV On The Radio - Young Liars Two Gallants - Despite What You've Been Told Creedence Clearwater Revival - Who'll Stop The Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ever Seen The Rain The Felice Brothers - Fire at the Pageant The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1 Jah9 - Ma'at (Each Man) Phoebe Bridgers - Graceland Too John Lennon - Oh Yoko! Max Frost - Sayonara
On the first episode of Shake It Out, Soraya the Great and Mark talk about being architects for the community and not just the self, the nature and evolution of friendships, assigning monetary value to human life, and standing in love in light while also facing the darkness.
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Chris about finding hope in a hopeless time, the existence and evolution of truth, and finding ways to connect with our ancestors.
Mark talks about Donald Trump as a wartime President, the miserable choices Americans are presented with in the 2020 Presidential election, and the possibility of Ghislaine Maxwell contracting and dying from the Epstein-Barr virus while in Trump's custody.
Join Angie in her backyard for a chat about how and why we accept our labels, Thomas Edison in Hollywood, the reality behind the media's veil, and the fate of the Boy Mom.
Mark talks about the human urge to understand reality, the concept of form versus re-form in the future designing of humanity, and gives a special Father's Day greeting to all fathers who choose to stop being the authority and instead learn from their children.
Doug and Mark talk about how to discuss racial tensions as privileged white males, people wearing masks as bumper stickers for their political affiliations, and how Trump's tweets embolden "Karens."
Angie talks about the luxury and guilt of living in a world of modern conveniences and reconciling who we are with our former selves.
Hollee and Mark talk about trying to maintain a voice in a quickly moving world, seeing through the veil to reveal the script beneath existence, and finding ways to speak each other's languages so we can come together in unity rather than finding things to dispute. Plus, New Wools!
Angie's back and she's looking for answers as she contemplates where she is right now in her evolutionary path.
Hollee and Mark talk about the current state of the world, following a night of watching protests erupt all over the planet; uploading data in our prayers; and hoping we as a people can find a peaceful path forward to equality.
Mark talks about creating reality through the vibrations we choose in the moment, giving ourselves the space to change, and manifesting beauty through positive declarations of intention.
This week's playlist:
Alanis Morissette - Citizen of the Planet The 1975 - Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America Alphaville - Forever Young The Head and the Heart - Sounds Like Hallelujah No Doubt - Sometimes Brand New - I Will Play My Game Beneath The Spin Light Toad The Wet Sprocket - Come Back Down Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Follow You Into The Dark Tori Amos - Caught a Lite Sneeze Suzanne Vega - 99.9 F Manchester Orchestra - Shake It Out Phoebe Bridgers - I See You
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Mario Zamudio about existing as conscious spirits in human bodies on this physical planet, observing ourselves and the world around us with wonder, and finding home in the moment.
Hollee and Mark talk about respecting other people's beliefs and fears, speaking the language of the propaganda bots to get your message through to the masses, creating something beautiful with our unknown future, and the privilege associated with being an asshole to "essential" workers.
Doug and Mark talk about how fashion during quarantine has changed, how our behavior is shaped by the people we plan on seeing, and a world with crowd-less sports.
Hollee and Mark talk about the painful shift in humanity as the old world finds its place in the new world. The butterfly never exists without the loss the the caterpillar.
Hollee and Mark talk about how the new post-COVID economy will play out, Jimmy Page freaking out David Bowie, and that not only are our phones listening to us, but the universe is pretty good at it, too.
Mark talks about existing multi-dimensionally across social media platforms, remembering to participate in the here and now, and being all places, including where you are.
Open Lines Radio is 2 years old today! Join us in celebration as we stroll back in time and listen to the first Open Lines Radio transmission where Mark was joined live by future Open Lines Radio contributor, Soraya The Great.
The trip has been incredible. We look forward to evolving with you for years to come!
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Nikki Garner about life in a time of COVID-19, the direction the world should take going forward, and how dreams continue to play an important part in the shaping of her reality.
All songs on this week's playlist are by Bright Eyes:
Time Code Something Vague First Day Of My Life Bowl Of Oranges Four Winds Shell Games Soul Singer In A Session Band Ladder Song Force Convalescence Persona Non Grata When The Curious Girl Realizes She Is Under Glass Haligh, Haligh, a Lie, Haligh Approximate Sunlight Poison Oak Let's Not Shit Ourselves (To Love And To Be Loved) Easy/Lucky/Free Firewall Cleanse Song Happy Accident I Believe In Symmetry Road To Joy
Hollee and Mark introduce The New Woo with a conversation about the the relevance of noise, Old Woo vs. New Woo, and walking the walk after several years of talking the talk. Also including, New Wools.
Mark talks about honoring the pull to new beginnings, the importance of adding your vocalized vibration to the digital realm, and the fluidity of community.
Doug and Mark talk about the encroachment of masks on our previously mask-free world, finding ways to simplify our lives to slow down time, and moving beyond hollow validation in search of self validation.
This week's playlist:
The Ataris - San Diamas High School Football Rules The Tragically Hip - Wheat Kings Phoebe Bridgers - Kyoto Bad Religion - Kyoto Now! Bright Eyes - Persona Non Grata Motion City Soundtrack - L.G. FUAD Jenny Owen Youngs - Hot In Herre The New Regime - A Way To Feel Again Maria Taylor - Lynn Teeter Flower Manchester Orchestra - I Can Feel a Hot One Roxette - Church Of Your Heart Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dark Necessities Rilo Kiley - With Arms Outstretched Paul McCartney - Hope Of Deliverance The Head and the Heart - Rivers and Roads
This week's playlist:
The Flaming Lips - Bad Days Mercury Rev - Goddess On A Hiway Maria Taylor - Matador Grieves - Perspective The Unicorns - I Was Born (A Unicorn) Bliss n Eso - The Sea is Rising The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Easily Charmed By Fools Surfbort - Hippie Vomit Inahler Heart - Alone Pearl Jam - Who Ever Said Alanis Morissette - Citizen of the Planet Deftones - Sextape
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Soraya The Great about quarantine life, Jeff Bezos, social justice (and mostly injustice), and coping with the pain of shifting change. And did I mention Jeff Bezos?
Mark talks about the forced slowdown of humanity thanks to COVID-19, as well as the permanent changes that this slowdown has created. Then he talks about some old memories. The whole thing is disjointed and doesn't make sense... but c'est la vie.
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Donna Colbert about how our normal perspectives have been shaken by COVID-19, dealing with life in a shelter-in-place world while some people are deemed "essential," and finding new and innovative outlets to release our creativity.
This week's playlist:
Chance the Rapper - 5 Year Plan Tori Amos - A Sorta Fairytale We Were Promised Jetpacks - Quiet Little Voices Belly - Feed the Tree Watsky - Strong As an Oak Lana Del Rey - Lust For Life (with The Weeknd) Better Oblivion Community Center - Didn't Know What I Was in For Trevor Hall - Green Mountain State Soul Coughing - True Dreams of Wichita The Beatles - Baby, You're A Rich Man Angels & Airwaves - Secret Crowds Michigander - Misery Lean Year - Come and See
Mark talks about the current state of paranoia, letting your art grow wings and fly, and how petty annoyances tend to get strung together like a paper chain on Christmas until you can decorate your entire life with it.
Lisa talks about the importance of self care and shares some coping mechanisms for anxiety.
Original broadcast: May 3, 2019
Doug and Mark talk about their fear of animals running in front of them on the road at night and how neither of them really wants to hurt an animal if they can help it, all while confronting the demons of the animals they've killed in the past.
Lisa talks about her brother and how he wasn't dealt a fair hand in life, and how some of us have larger hurdles to overcome on our path toward happiness.
Original broadcast: April 27, 2019
Lisa talks about sources of inspiration, what makes her heart smile the hardest, and celebrating Easter as a tradition even though she doesn't believe in the religious aspects of it.
Original broadcast: April 23, 2019
In Season 2, Episode 1, Mark talks about using this podcast as a way to take his art deeper, connecting with high-vibrating communities online, and fighting through the daily grind to notice synchronicities again.
Lisa talks about overcoming the minor struggles that life throws at us in the moment while facing down the major shit from the past that we struggle to let go.
Original broadcast: April 13, 2019
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Amber (aka @titty.jesus) about being the force behind a successful meme account, finding connection through re-posted content, and how laughter can be the best medicine.
Doug and Mark talk about the expectations of the norm. Who sets them? Who teaches them? Who enforces them? Also, how do we deal with the frustration that comes when others don't operate according to our own expectations?
In Season 2, Episode 1, Mark talks about the new home of Streaming Consciousness, pushing ourselves in new directions, and the essence of energy.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Check out The Killers performing at the Glastonbury Festival in 2019.
Setlist: Jenny Was a Friend of Mine Somebody Told Me Spaceman The Way It Was Shot at the Night The Man Smile Like You Mean It For Reasons Unknown Human/Bling (Confessions of a King) Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll Dustland Fairytale Runaways Read My Mind All These Things That I've Done When You Were Young
Encore: You Were Always on My Mind (w/ The Pet Shop Boys) Human (w/ The Pet Shop Boys) This Charming Man (The Smiths cover w/ Johnny Marr) Mr. Brightside (w/ Johnny Marr)
A brief conversation with Hannah's father following a healing ceremony back in November. May the Fractal of inter-generational transmutation crystallize outward, inward, forward, backward, and every which way it can expand to bring comfort and empowerment to all our nations and each generation.
We are each doing our best and for the rest we say praise be and hallelujah for ABSOLUTION.
This week's playlist:
The Front Bottoms - Cough It Out The New Regime - Say What You Will Tigers Jaw - Never Saw It Coming Amy Millan - Losin' You Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea The Microphones - I Felt Your Shape Rilo Kiley - The Execution Of All Things Manchester Orchestra - Badges And Badges Angels & Airwaves - Sirens Fiona Apple - Paper Bag Bright Eyes - Poison Oak Bright Eyes - Easy/Lucky/Free
A rude American in Paris, a phony memoir writer in America, and an entire generation witness 9/11. Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Lisa talks about the friends who have shown and continue to show her unconditional love and kindness in the years since Craig's passing.
Original broadcast: March 31, 2019
Today in after school detention, we kicked off 2020 by clearing some karma credits by listening to a lecture from Ram Dass called A Gathering of Souls, presented in San Rafael, California in 1995.
Doug and Mark talk about whether or not the sympathetic nervous system is tied to empathy, reminisce on past experiences while living vicariously through their own children, and flashback to 20 years ago and Y2K.
Lisa O. talks about the realization of her true potential, starting clean, and looking for love in all the wrong online places.
Original broadcast: March 26,2019
Mark goes on a rant about the stream of corporate control that dominates our Earthly existence.
Miss Karaffa talks about boundaries, grappling with releasing energy yet maintaining sensitivity and confidentiality as an empath, and offers a new exercise in forgiveness and gratitude.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to Angels and Airwaves playing live in the KROQ HD Radio Sound Space.
Playlist: It Hurts Paralyzed Moon As My Witness Young London Kiss With A Spell Drum Solo Rebel Girls
This week's playlist:
Moonpools & Caterpillars - Ren Modest Mouse - Blame It On the Tetons Paul McCartney - I Owe It All To You Alabama - Christmas Memories blink-182 - Boxing Day The Pogues - Fairytale of New York Foxing - The Magdalene Moonpools & Caterpillars - Soon The All-American Rejects - Swing, Swing Ibeyi - Oya The Smashing Pumpkins - Tonite Reprise Natalie Merchant - Life Is Sweet Krishna Das - Sri Argala Stotram (Selected Verses)/Show Me Love
Lisa O. recounts some old memories, touches on the nature of her former parents, gives props to her podcasting inspirations, and provides some hope for the future.
Original broadcast: March 23, 2019
Today in after school detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Dorothea Lasky on Poetry and the Metaphysical "I." Given October 10, 2013, at the Emerson Chapel, Harvard Divinity School, this lecture was co-sponsored by the Bagley Wright Lecture Series on Poetry and the Woodberry Poetry Room at Harvard University.
Through a very strange story about a bicycle kidnapping that tore a bicycle family apart, Doug and Mark talk about the significance of guilt in daily life.
Through a very strange story about a bicycle kidnapping that tore a bicycle family apart, Doug and Mark talk about the significance of guilt in daily life.
Lisa O. kicks off her new podcast with an introduction to who she is and where we're heading.
Original broadcast: March 20, 2019
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This week's playlist:
Bright Eyes - Land Locked Blues Hey Violet - Clean Manchester Orchestra - Now That You're Home Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Follow You Into The Dark Maria Taylor, Adam Duritz - Waiting in Line Modest Mouse - Bankrupt on Selling Lana Del Rey - Happiness is a butterfly Arcade Fire - Creature Comfort Dead Fingers - Hold on To Watsky - Tiny Glowing Screens, Pt. 1 Watsky - Tiny Glowing Screens, Pt. 2 King Princess - 1950
An alien dog, a late night radio host, and an altruistic cult leader walk onto the mother ship. Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Mark wonders why free time is so hard to come by, whether we might be victims of alien technology, and why people have lost sight of the hyper-local right in front of them.
On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Kayla about her psychedelic trip to reiki, building sustainable communities, and experiencing each frame in the film strip that is this life.
An enthusiast podcast host, a heavy-handed TSA agent, and a philandering libertine decide to foster a rapscallion in a dog's body. Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Join Hannah's family around the kitchen table as they play Farkle and reflect after the funeral services of dear Auntie Ann.
Angie talks about a little about tarot, a little about religion, a little about politics, and a lot about her current truth.
Angie's back. She's talking about pit bulls, vaccinations, religion, and how it's still possible to all come together to find answers in the search for truth.
Mark talks about the fine line between being content and moving forward, the frustration of your art not being seen when you aren't making money, and figuring out how to exist in the spaces between politics
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Sarah about the best pickup lines heard in a guerrilla cannabis grow in Maine, getting schooled in metaphysics by former NFL player Ricky Williams, and the difficulty of letting go of attachment to collaborative visions.
Doug talks about his trip to China and Mark tells the story of how he and Hollee crashed a wedding. Somehow, it all ties together nicely.
Today in after school detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a talk by Alan Watts about trusting the universe.
Mark talks about conversations that transcend time and space, using social media as a means of teleportation, and honing our psychic abilities by becoming an objective observer.
This week's playlist:
Bright Eyes - I Must Belong Somewhere Watsky - Talking to Myself Flobots - Mayday!!! Julia Nunes - Make Out The Beatles - I'm Looking Through You Moon Panda - Rabbit The Head and the Heart - Hallelujah The Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonaise Soul Asylum - The Sun Maid Anima! - Blood Angels & Airwaves - The Moon-Atomic Bad Religion - I Love My Computer
e.e. stone introduces herself in her first episode of Nightmare Hour/Daydream Hour with an introduction to self love.
Three meditations in 18 Realms. This probably isn't one you'll want to listen to while driving.
Mark talks about navigating the collective, while maintaining a unique and separate perspective, and while also recognizing that everybody else has a unique and separate perspective.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Jes about the number seven, using trauma to evolve, and finding peace in the art of real people.
This week's playlist:
Soul Coughing - Moon Sammy Blackwather Holylight - Willow Eels - Grace Kelly Blues Hippie Sabotage - Devil Eyes Angels & Airwaves - Kiss With a Spell Sia - Elastic Heart - Clams Casino Remix Tom Petty - Don't Fade On Me Daniel Lanois - The Collection of Marie Claire Bad Books - Pyotr mewithoutYou - In A Sweater Poorly Knit Richard Brautigan - All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
This week's playlist:
Dashboard Confessional - Vindicated The Ataris - The Boys of Summer K.Flay - Blood In The Cut The Unlikely Candidates - Novocaine Watsky - Mean Ass Drunk Land Del Rey - Gods & Monsters Nada Surf - Popular PJ Harvey - Down By The Water The Libertines - Time for Heroes Eels - Mr. E's Beautiful Blues Vampire Weekend - Oxford Comma Natalie Merchant - Seven Years
Angie talks about why we choose to believe what we believe, the phenomenon of opposites attracting, and spreading light by acknowledging and fighting the dark.
A brief chat about absolution and how we agree to be in relationships with people who believe differently than us. It's a conscious choice and it's possible. At least Hannah thinks so.
Doug and Mark talk about how and why personality changes over time, the nature of personality and how it masks the inner child, and valuing people as humans rather than as our job titles.
Among other things, Hannah and Ryan attempt to determine what to call the opposite of a Bodhisattva.
This week's playlist:
The Avett Brothers - New Woman's World Tilly and the Wall - Pot Kettle Black Rosy Cpacetic - In Bloom Bright Eyes - Triple Spiral Ben Folds Five - Kate Grieves - Faded Maria Taylor, ft. Michael Stipe - Cartoons and Forever Plans David Dondero - When the Heart Breaks Deep Glen Phillips - Train Wreck Aimee Mann - Deathly Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
Yoda says, "Do or do not. There is no try." HeyokaH says, "We seem to get a great deal done in the trying."
Show up for people. Show up for yourself first of all. Show up with KINDNESS. Show up for people, people.
Fresh grief served up on the daily thanks to the reality of the physical universe. This water ceremony is definitely an offering from deep within the chaos of grief.
First of all, my auntie died... If you would like to hear her voice, please listen to Fireside Chat - 11/27/2019 #SunshineMountain.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Shell about how she got started as a dairy farmer, the hardships of being a farmer in the current climate, and finding peace and happiness wherever you happen to be.
Ryan continues his ongoing dharma talk on the Four Noble Truths with a flow of consciousness about the Eightfold Path and the complicated journey to the end of suffering.
This week's playlist:
Manchester Orchestra - The Alien Good Old War - Part of Me Margot & The Nuclear So And So's - Broadripple Is Burning Lorde - Green Light The Smashing Pumpkins - Thirty-Three (Sandlands Demo) Blind Melon - Change The Black Crowes - She Talks To Angels Billie Eilish - my strange addiction Halsey - New Americana Mark Hammerschmidt - Silly Love (Daniel Johnston) Pet Symmetry - A Detailed and Poetic Physical Threat to the Person Who Intentionally Vandalized My 1994 Dodge Intrepid Behind Kate's Apartment Angels & Airwaves - The Adventure (Acoustic)
Ryan continues his dharma talk on the Four Noble Truths with some words about how to embrace emptiness to move closer to Nirvana.
Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to an interview with Edward Abbey conducted by Eric Temple for a Phoenix PBS station in 1982.
Hannah flows on how the 3D construct breaking down or dissolving often requires spiritual and social support to achieve restoration.
Hannah is available to DM on Instagram at @roadsideshaman for guidance or support needed within our community. So if you hear something you're interested in engaging with more consciously--any of the practices, products, concepts, or personae--simple send a message and we can all be moved in the exchange.
This week's playlist:
SYML - Clean Eyes Father John Misty - The Night Josh Tillman Came To Our Apt. Father John Misty - Mr. Tillman Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy Dead Fingers - 4 Stone Coaches Pixies - Gigantic The 1975 - Please Be Naked Grieves, JAGA - I'll Be Better Ms. Lauryn Hill - Everything Is Everything Hobo Johnson - Mover Awayer Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus - Acoustic Version
Ryan kicks off his brand new podcast with a walking meditation. Take a zen moment as he reflects on secular zen, mindfulness, cosmology, quantum theory, and consciousness.
Doug and Mark talk about the craziness of the full Harvest Moon, knowing when to get involved in other people's conflicts versus minding your own business, and enjoying the show from the cheap seats.
A fresh Fireside Chat on the road home keeps the never-ending conversation going for another few clicks. Not sure who needs to hear this, but you should totally be eating more seaweed. Blessings on your ultraviolet rose gold full moon to all who hear these words.
Soraya The Great sits down with Open Lines Radio creator, Mark Hammerschmidt, for a chat about finding motivation for art, navigating this thing called life, and predicting what the future holds.
A free flow to seal the summer season that's been going on for at least 15 moons so far, with a blessing upon the collective consciousness and on each individual countenance. Includes selected readings from the unpublished Chickasaw Tarot, as well as notes from the journal of a quantum scribe. Reciprocity is reality on Open Lines Radio. Welcome and snuggle on in closer to our quirky little crew. We've always got room for once more around the fire.
This week's playlist:
Lana Del Rey - Norman fucking Rockwell Hobo Johnson - Romeo & Juliette Jane's Addiction - Three Days Counting Crows - Round Here/Raining In Baltimore/Private Archipelago Harrison Storm - Feeling You Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane Gipsy Kings - Hotel California (Spanish Mix) Bright Eyes - Let's Not Shit Ourselves (To Love And To Be Loved) Lana Del Rey - The Next Best American Record
Angie talks about the human experience as we currently exist on this particular planet in this particular universe.
Check out this live set from Rosy Copacetic, featuring Taylor Ruckle and Open Lines Radio's own Soraya the Great, recorded on August 31, 2019. If you like what you hear, be sure to go to rosycopacetic.bandcamp.com to support these talented artists.
Setlist: Sainted Path Diaz Brothers In Bloom Geriatric Jush Liminal Spaces America Talk If I had a Gun Unexcused Absence Touch-tone Telephone Quantum Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robot Truth Hurts/ In Bloom
It was a perfect intention-setting ceremony for our sovereign Virgo super black new moon sabbath. Sit in with Hannah and Juliette, as they are joined by Buffalo, through the temple veil.
Mark talks about allowing our thoughts to manifest as spoken word, helping the whole survive while surviving as an individual, and experiencing the 3D physical world in the moment.
Angie talks about the subtle art of mothering, pulling truth out of the shadows, and understanding the power and limits of our psychic powers.
Enjoy an intimate peek through the temple veil as Hannah and Juliette, plus one gentle blonde buffalo, at the Temple of Heyokah, in a reading for Virgo Season. Captured between two sessions a few days apart because of a disruption to the recording, they went and remixed the download because Virgo somehow wasn't letting that disruption be the end of the story. They brought dragonfly and fire ant into the temple with the energies of Six of Earth (or Pentacles), the Empress, the Emperor, and Temperance... and sealed the reading with the balance of Justice.
Hannah flows on Virgo season and the simple pleasures of summer road trips, seeking and finding happiness, the difference between desire and satiety, and precisely where within those vast territories does peace actually dwell.
Angie talks about double standards, understanding and controlling our own thoughts, and embracing our psychic ability, even if it isn't acknowledged in the current moment...and she also gives her take on Michael Jackson, the Clintons, and the general state of politics.
This week's playlist:
Lana Del Rey - Fuck it I love you Hobo Johnson - Sex in the City Watsky, Raquel Rodriguez - Tears To Diamonds Chance the Rapper, Ben Gibbard - Do You Remember Phoebe Bridgers - Motion Sickness Taylor Hollingsworth - Tap Dancin' daddy The Front Bottoms - The Boredom Is The Reason I Started Swimming. It's Also The Reason I Started Sinking Hole - Awful Monsters of Folk - Temazcal The Smashing Pumpkins - ...Said Sadly
Hannah and Ryan discuss the nature of our physical reality, the likelihood of our existence in a spiritual reality, the status of our current political reality, and even whether or not reality television was ever really real at all. Plus, a recitation of a quantum poem.
Angie talks about the nature of connection--between spiders, animals, the earth, and even people.
Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Buckminster Fuller entitled "Tunings."
A vending machine-toppling shark, a brainwashed madame, and a young Aleister Crowley give each other Ogilve home perms... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Hannah: "I've now officially been here longer than I had been when I tried to leave the planet the first time. Proof of increased resilience, if nothing else.
Proof that I love it here just a fraction more than I hate it. Proof that breathing is still more appealing than ghosting. Proof that I learned to love myself more than I cared about making my parents happy. Proof that making myself happy often meant breaking my family's heart. Proof that broken hearts pump blood just fine and twice-born lovers can birth a new generation. Proof that I'm still here, even after all that.
Proof of life.
And yah, we prefer private, too, lady... we prefer private, too."
Mark talks about the human need for connection, the pathway to a sponsor-free media, and finding truth in the moment.
Angie talks about practicing magic in a post-religion galaxy, Jeffrey Epstein, and bringing general awareness back into our lives.
This week's playlist:
Deer Tick - Baltimore Blues No. 1 A.A. Bondy - American Hearts The Felice Brothers - Wonderful Life Jenny Owen Youngs - Here is a Heart Peter Gabriel - Blood of Eden - Live INXS - Never Tear Us Apart - Live AFI - Dancing Through Sunday - Live Connor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - Roosevelt Room Suzanne Vega - Gypsy The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen Watsky - Wounded Healer
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with London about the energy of the Lion's Gate that is pulling us toward new beginnings, shaking the hangups that hold us back, and allowing ourselves the freedom to roam in our minds.
Hannah and Ryan discuss the pressure of having a social score and Chinese tariffs, as well as possible ways to mitigate gun violence within our evolving society, while planning a sequel to Son-in-Law for Paulie Shore. They also ponder the actual dimensions of our physical experience. If our universe is in fact a balloon animal Pringle, then exactly how crunchy are we? And more importantly, are we plain or sour cream and onion flavor? And what flavor is Andromeda? Inquiring minds want to know...
Mark talks about the difficulties of living as an individual perspective of a universal oneness while being trapped in these emotional, reactionary human bodies.
Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Neville Goddard called "Imaginal Acts Become Facts."
This week's playlist:
Motion City Soundtrack - Hold Me Down The Microphones - Between Your Ear and the Other Ear Shovels & Rope - Birmingham The Felice Brothers - Chicken Wire Okkervil River - Our Life is Not a Movie or Maybe Maria Taylor - Green Butterfly Conor Obers and the Mystic Valley Band - I Got the Reason Nik Freitas - Affected R.E.M. - Pale Blue Eyes Jenny Owen Youngs - From Here Death Cab for Cutie - A Lack of Color
Angie talks about the inclusion of everything because everything exists, living with dogs, and the weight of current events.
Angie talks about old souls, embracing synchronicity, acknowledging intuition, and how she met Mark.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Bella about how she started her spiritual coaching business, finding mentors in everyone around us, and making sure we assign value to our work.
Angie talks about living an authentic life, the Government making your ears bleed if you try to storm Area 51, shelter shock, understanding where humans come from, and how we fit The Lord Jesus Christ into our lives.
Gather 'round the kids... it's time for the Children's Hour. In this episode, Hannah reads Tasha Tudor's Bedtime Book. This recitation includes descriptions of illustrations of a collection of classic folk and fairy tales, including Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Snow White, The Shoemaker and the Elves, City Mouse and Country Mouse, Billy Goats Gruff, Frog Prince, Traveling Musicians of Bremen, The Princess and the Pea, Hansel and Gretel, the Sorcerer's Apprentice, and The Star Dipper.
Doug and Mark talk about the defining moments in life and how trauma can lead to triumph.
Hannah helps us all cheerfully chime our way over the hump of this heatwave, initiating Leo Season and sealing the conclusion of Red Cosmic Moon Year in the midst of Coxcomb Red Moon on the final day of Cosmic Turtle Moon. This is a global unity meditation, so whichever day or moon you speak these words of peace to, the vision will expand and crystallize from your intention. Tune in and level up.
Mark talks about the ridiculousness of politics, fighting the power by getting along with everybody, and the physical shape of the soul.
Enjoy an intimate peek through the temple veil as Hannah provides a glimpse of what the next 13 moons have in store for our lovely Gemini artist, Juliette, just entering the sovereignty of crone power. Bear witness to the surrender into the comfort of guidance and may your spirit be similarly soothed.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Maggie about going against the grain of social programming to raise her children, the transition from being an American living in Germany to an American living in America, the usefulness of plant medicine to our overall human health, and the importance of healthy and delicious eating.
If you, like our friendly neighborhood Hannah, felt a bit diddled by math growing up because the adults around you couldn't explain reality to you, don't worry... because our bearded oracle, Ryan, is here to explain all the bits that make up our immateriality from our top quark to our bottom quark and every gluon between. Contemplating physicality is so metta it becomes metaphysical! This is the infinite negotiation between spiritual and physical. Between seeking and finding. Between faith and doubt.
This week's playlist:
Soul Asylum - Misery The Beths - Future Me Hates Me Cracker - Someday AURORA - Running with the Wolves The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Blood And Rockets: Movement 1, Saga of Jack Parsons - Movement II, Too the Moon Bruce Lee Band - Mr. Hanelei The Bouncing Souls - True Believers Nerf Herder - Nosering Girl Julien Baker - Sprained Ankle Angels & Airwaves - Bullets in the Wind Nahko and Medicine for the People - I Mua Joel Rafael - Under Our Skin
Sit in with Hannah and Juliette for a reading that could only work during the maelstrom of Mercury Retrograde of eclipse season. Grab a cup of lemonade (or your favorite edible) and giggle along as we tumble our way through the cosmic chaos of the Golden Gateway in solstice energy that culminates with the 8/8 Lion's Gate.
Miss Karaffa makes her Open Lines Radio solo debut with Incalculable Orbit of a Rogue Planet. This short two-part episode examines the transformation that occurs when we face monumental expectations.
Hannah shows how we are in flow and how where we need to be is exactly where we end up... even if that puts you in the path of a cop with a very loud face. Trust you are there for a reason and then get curious about the why of it all.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Nic about Art Bell, the reality of sex trafficking, finding the truth behind mind control conspiracies, being your own bae, and his collaborative art project - Real Nice People.
This week's playlist:
K.Flay - I Like Myself (Most Of The Time) Tyler Lyle - California The Felice Brothers - Sell the House David Dondero - Less Than The Air Release the Sunbird - Road To Nowhere Dead Fingers - Another Planet Bright Eyes - A Machine Spiritual (In The People's Key) Langhorne Slim and Jill Andrews - Sea Of Love Augustines - Chapel Song Phantom Planet - California - Tchad Blake Mix The Good Life - Off The Beaten Path
Hannah livestreams her daily scribe work and gives further insight into the naming moons practice. It's the first time Hannah has recorded ceremonial work in this seasonal sanctuary. Get cozy and eavesdrop as we figure out the nicknames our closest galactic neighbor likes to be called.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with David George about living off the grid, finding adventure in life, and laughing our way through the darkest of nights.
Hannah talks about completing the first draft of her Chickasaw Tarot Divination deck, as well as a recitation of the full complement of 78 traditional tarot cards as we are translating into the Chickasaw language. The comforting mantra "Perfect is nice, done is better" is why this project is progressing so efficiently. The tortoise won that race chasing the white rabbit right over the finish line.
Today in After School Detention, we listened to Jim Carrey give a Commencement speech at Maharishi University of Management's graduation ceremony in 2014.
Sit in with Hannah and Ryan as they deepen their discussion on what full disclosure could look like in the era of mass media and corporate programming, whether or not aliens actually exist, and if they do, do they even want to have anything to do with us angry primates down here... or is it just another case of one hand not knowing what the other is doing?
Mark talks about the true purpose of human beings on Planet Earth, the government as a reflection of humanity, and the deep-seeded programming that fights the urge to be kind.
Sit in with Hannah and Ryan as they talk about the quantum nature of our physical reality, wherein Ryan admits to seeing unicorns and Hannah proposes a possible path to inventing an actual Star Trek-style transporter device using neutrinos, nanites, and artificial intelligence.
This week's playlist:
Billie Eilish - bad guy Unknown Prophets - Mr. Mainstream Vampire Weekend - Harmony Hall Maria Taylor - Song Beneath the Song Smashing Pumpkins - Thirty-Three grandson - Apologize Blind Pilot - Paint or Pollen The Avett Brothers - Open Ended Life Daniel Johnston - Silly Love Mark Hammerschmidt - Roll On Hollee Julia Michaels - Heaven Stars - Dead Hearts Manchester Orchestra - Shake It Out
Angie talks about coping with the loss of a good friend, the importance of hearing why human beings cry, witchcraft for dummies, and the cumulative environmental impact of clothing,
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Ary about living authentically in spite of what the haters say, finding ways to get to nature in a world with dwindling resources, and helping people see the light in a seemingly darkening world.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Macdara Smith, an artist living in France. Macdara talks about his current art projects, the process of manifesting visions, and how current events weigh heavily on that process, as well as taking a stab at the existential question: Is he a human dreaming that he's a fox or is he a fox dreaming that he's a human?
Sit in with Hannah and Ryan as they perform a Chakra Reading for the season, wherein they use their personal lenses to examine the concepts and colors of the chakras, as well as delving into dharma versus damma versus works versus teaching. The layers of synchronicity are thicker than the Fallbrook fog at 9:34 pm in the height of Southern California's June gloom.
Doug and Mark talk about what would happen if we wiped out history, the consequences of a single source of information, and the crazy nature of trees.
Hannah flows about the energies of the season and what kept her on hiatus from humanity for a while, why she's feeling drawn back to the circle round the fire, what she's built in the interim, and what's on the horizon. Solstice Shift brings us back to ourselves in the fullness of our Light and welcoming our ever-always-increasing Shadow, highlighting the glorious balance of productivity and integration.
Mark talks about logical next steps throughout life, fighting boredom after we achieve our goals, and not giving in to society's programming.
This week's playlist:
Eryn Allen Kane - Deeply Rooted Ben Folds - Before Cologne Ben Folds - Cologne Watsky - Moral Of The Story Bad Books - Lost Creek Lizzo - Soulmate Luis Fonsi - Despacito Tori Amos - Sleeps With Butterflies Nirvana - On A Plain Perry Ferrel - Snakes Have Many Hips The Front Bottoms - Au Revoir (Adios) Tigers Jaw - Plane vs. Tank vs. Submarine Margot & The Nuclear So and So's - A Children's Crusade On Acid Better Oblivion Community Centre - Dominos
Caillou, James Joyce, and Leonardo da Vinci walk into an energy-efficient pepper factory... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Mark talks about shedding our own labels to evolve to new levels, sharing our vibrations with inter-dimensional beings, and seeking resolution as an end to conflict.
Today in After School Detention, we listened to a 1968 episode of William F. Buckley's Firing Line, featuring a drunken Jack Kerouac, the Fug's Ed Sanders, and Lewis Yablonsky, discussing the "Hippie" movement.
Doug and Mark talk about Doug's trip to Massachusetts, battling our own insecurities, shedding labels to overcome shyness, and why they don't wear a band t-shirt to the concert.
This week's playlist:
Watsky - Limo 4 Emos Sunset Rollercoaster - I Know You Know Brother Ali - Sensitive Frank Black - Los Angeles Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone Lana Del Rey (featuring A$AP Rocky, Playboi Carti) - Summer Bummer The Front Bottoms - Swear To God The Devil Made Me Do It Fiona Apple - Paper Bag Grieves - RX Fugazi - Promises Krishna Das - Sri Argala Stotram (Selected Verses)/Show Me Love
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Sabina about practical implementation of spiritual practices in the modern world, writing ourselves at complex personalities across multiple social media platforms, and the tragic decline of the quality of Twinkies.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Miss Karaffa about choosing to be your authentic self, using art as therapy, and maneuvering through life with all these moving pieces in it… like friends and kids and twin flames.
Today in After School Detention, we listened to a lecture by Manly P. Hall titled "Never Let the Past Ruin the Future."
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Angie on possibilities, responsibilities, and realities. Are we the engine or are we the fuel? Or are we something else entirely?
Mark talks about the past and how we can use it to shape the present in love instead of as a device to remember trauma.
Doug and Mark talk about facing our human mortality, recognizing how our past shapes our present, and how different people have different perceptions of who we each really are.
This week, it's an all Cure playlist:
The Figurehead The Perfect Girl Three Imaginary Boys Fascination Street Six Different Ways Mint Car Jupiter Crash Shake Dog Shake The Perfect Boy Pictures of You From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea Catch The Caterpillar Maybe Someday End M Boys Don't Cry Untitled
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Kendra Roser about her spiritual journey, Drunvalo Melchizedek and Merkaba, and Sasquatch as an inter-dimensional entity.
The ghost of Walt Whitman, the ghost of an old friend, and a ghost reaching for the sky in the Stanley Hotel stumble into a new moon ceremony... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
This week's playlist:
Fugazi - Long Division Hole - Miss World Angels & Airwaves - Rebel Girl Cracker - Sunrise In The Land Of Milk And Honey Cracker - Something You Ain't Got Aimee Mann - Deathly The Front Bottoms - The Plan (Fuck Jobs) Crystal Castles, ft. Robert Smith - Not In Love Beach House - Wildflower Grieves - Kidding Me Beth Orton - Don't Need A Reason
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to Grieves performing live on Audiotree Live on October 4, 2013.
Lineup: Benjamin Laub – Grieves Connr – Guitar and Back-up Vocals Jake – Keys, Piano and Guitar
Playlist: 1. Bloody Poetry 2. Lightspeed 3. Shreds 4. Kidding Me
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Giuliana Ramirez about switching gears mid-life, the grind of the court reporter, and how the ways in which we impact each other are carried on across multiple lives.
Doug and Mark talk about placing value on other human beings, separating the art from the artist, faking it till you make it, and a wild drive through the desert night.
This week's playlist:
Grieves - Postcards The Postal Service - Such Great Heights Jenny Owen Youngs - Drinking Song Phoebe Bridgers - Smoke Signals Chance the Rapper - The Man Who Has Everything Halsey - Gasoline Tom DeLonge - Circle-Jerk-Pit Lana Del Rey - American Watsky, Kate Nash - Hey Asshole R.E.M. - Country Feedback Taking Back Sunday - ...Slowdance On The Inside Soul Coughing - Janine
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Zina Bennion about growing up Mormon and choosing to leave the Church, building on our past experiences as catalysts for the future, and finding our authentic selves while experiencing the journey of life.
Hannah talks about a Chickasaw Tarot deck she is designing as part of studying the Chickasaw language. Hannah communicates with tarot to anchor in her daily routine to cast out the demons of capitalism and heal her original Production Wound.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Chris Gruden about using our instincts when choosing what to eat, the importance of taking a holistic approach to our health, and finding balance in what we manifest.
Angie on channeling sensations, being the light in the dark, and the metamorphosis from sprite to fairy to troll.
On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Donna about tarot inspiration, owning the title of lightworker, and finding the balance of everything.
On this episode of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire, Courtney Smith stopped by to talk with Mark about life in a coal town, finding adventure, following your calling, and the curious death of Babylon (to just name a few).
This week's playlist:
Weezer - My Name Is Jonas Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps Watsky - Limo for Emos YUNGBLUD (with Halsey feat. Travis Barker) - 11 Minutes Manchester Orchestra - Shake It Out Death Cab for Cutie - Brothers on a Hotel Bed Modest Mouse - Bankrupt on Selling Tori Amos - Crazy Natalie Merchant - My Skin MxPx - The Downfall Of Western Civilization Rising Appalachia - Medicine The Front Bottoms - Swear to God The Devil Made Me Do It Grieves - Let the Devil In Bright Eyes - Trees Get Wheeled Away
Doug and Mark talk about the evolution of personal art and how to function creatively while living through a busy schedule.
A psychic assassin, a high-kicking bull whipper, and a ceremonial magician walk into a Listz concert in Bavaria... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
A friendly gent in a blue coat, a top secret frankenbee, and Bobby Lee walk into a greenhouse in Poway... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.
Eavesdrop in on Juliette and Hannah through the Temple Veil into this communal City of Angels interfaithless ceremonial debrief from The Friendly Village, with visitations of loquat, palm frond, hawk, Zillow, cloud, cannabis, coffee, corpses, and chocolate... a perfect crafting for Lententide and the finale of Winter in the watery purification season.
Doug and Mark talk about wanting to believe in conspiracies, defunct technologies, the peer review process, and redefining coming-to-Jesus moments.
Take a listen to Hannah and Juliette through the Temple Veil while a couple of crones cackle their way through constructing a quantum pollinator catalyst while struggling to remember the lyrics to childhood hymns and parody songs. SPOILER ALERT: It's all penis jokes from here to the Event Horizon.
Angie on making our lives work with who we are and what we've got... and without hurting anyone in the process.
Angie on finding the one-ness in the differences, the immortality in the mortality, and the meaning in the messy.
Angie on perfect imperfections, shifting perceptions, the reality of enlightenment, and living with small creatures.
Soraya The Great loves life. So why is the world so intent on standing in her way?
It's time for new paths forward. Join her in beginning anew.
This week's playlist:
Lana Del Rey - hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have Soul Coughing - Screenwriters Blues Chance the Rapper - The man Who Has Everything The Front Bottoms - Historic Cemetery Watsky - Exquisite Corpse Mazzy Star - Flowers in December Bright Eyes - Road To Joy Cursive - Mama, I'm Satan Pedro the Lion - Yellow Bike Nahko and Medicine for the People - Love Letters to God Simple Creatures - Drug Better Oblivion Community Centre - Forest Lawn King Princess (feat. Fiona Apple) - I Know The Smashing Pumpkins - For Martha Lil Dicky (feat. Snoop Dogg) - Professional Rapper
Take a drive with Soraya the Great as she talks about relationships and dodges traffic.
Doug and Mark talk about the death of the father of our childhood friends, our own father and the helicopter father within us, and seeing linear time for the menace that it is.
Soraya The Great sits down and chats with Trevor Richardson about being friends with different belief systems, being in your 20s in this modern world, and finding connection beyond cultural boundaries.
Follow Trevor on Twitter (@Brisuuve) and check out his writing at www.adventuresinpoortaste.com/author/trevorar.
Episode 36 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date January 16, 2019 Special Guest: London Wolfe
Mark drives Open Lines sans Hollee and talks to Pierre about secret societies, Flat Earth theory, perceptions of reality, and the general point of it all.
Angie reminds us that it's ok not to know what you're doing... as long as you're doing it.
Episode 35 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date January 8, 2019 Special Guest: Paul Hudon
Broadcast of Episode 34 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast.
Original air date December 30, 2018
Special Guest: Soraya The Great
Doug and Mark touch on Gay Rights, Donald Trump, and trusting that the Universe is conspiring to help us.
Angie tries to get to the bottom of what's really going on here. What's the fucking point? There's gotta be something... right?
Hannah on experiencing spiritual development through the limitations of our physical bodies.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio. Check out The Front Bottoms performing at the 2018 Bunbury Music Festival in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Setlist: Au Revoir The Beers Far Drive West Virginia Vacation Town Maps Today is Not Real Trampoline Skeleton Summer Shandy Lonely Eyes Peace Sign Be Nice to Me Grand Finale Tie Dye Dragon Twin Size Mattress
Juliette reads What is your Spirit Name? by Linda VanBibber of the Manataka American Indian Council.
Fire, rain, and chemtrails.... a continuation of Hannah and Ryan's previous conversation.
Sit in with Hannah and Ryan as they talk gravity, consciousness, and the very nature of being human.
This week's playlist: The Front Bottoms - The Plan (Fuck Jobs) Rihanna - FourFiveSeconds Watsky - All Like Whatever Watsky, Kate Nash - Hey Asshole The Shins - Kissing the Lipless Joe Pug - Hymn #101 This Wild Life - No More Bad Days Tegan and Sara - Where Does the Good Go The Postal Service - Brand New Colony Eels - Last Stop: This Town Waterparks - 21 Questions
Doug and Mark talk about meditation, the nature of fear, and how the energy of where we come from affects us across generations.
'What Are You Going to Do with 390 Photographs of Christmas Trees?' by Richard Brautigan, read by Jarvis Cocker.
Soraya the Great takes us inside a Rosy Copacetic band practice. Suddenly, it's no longer band practice. Subtly, things get real.
Angie talks about identifying as one despite molecular differences, giving birth in a hospital versus home, and finding ways to transmute the rage that dwells within.
Encore broadcast of Episode 33 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date October 1, 2017 Special Guest: Mark Hammerschmidt
Aunt Phyllis tells us about the time she hacked the phone system of seven police departments back in 1953. It's quite the caper!
Encore broadcast of Episode 32 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date September 22, 2017 Special Guest: Allison Holley
Do you have me on speakerphone, bruh? Take a ride with Angela as she rants about human conditioning and how we're programmed from all sides.
Hannah talks about establishing and clarifying healing routines and gives us some holiday party survival tips.
Mark talks about connecting through vibration and how we can purge our own past traumas by letting them go with the purging vibrations of others.
Angie talks about making the best use of passing time and separating ourselves from the established norm so that we'll actually do it.
Messages from Hannah on what's next for consciousness once Mercury goes direct. Spoiler Alert Complaining is no longer an option.
Hannah with some pro tips on how to keep our expressive flow and progress on personal goals in balance while grieving and managing daily disruptions to fragile new routines.
A collection of four Alan Watts' lectures, from Hollee to Judah.
Exploring Your Dark Side How To See Through The Game Nature of God Outwitting the Devil
Encore broadcast of Episode 31 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date August 31, 2017 Special Guest: Roxanne DaLomba
Hannah on processing the holiday feels of being stuck between a rock and a sausage grinder.
This week's playlist: King Princess - 1950 Hole - Malibu Manchester Orchestra - Simple Math Veruca Salt - Volcano Girls Liz Phair - Whip-Smart Belly - Feed the Tree The Good Life - The Modern Mary Chance the Rapper - Same Drugs Morrissey - King Leer This Is Home - blink-182 R.E.M. - Country Feedback (live)
Come hang out with Angie, who's sick and stuck inside with a couple sick kids and a bunch of stickers.
Encore broadcast of Episode 30 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date July 21, 2017 Special Guest: Daniela Graczyk
Doug and Mark talk about being agreeable versus being spineless and operating under the motto of What Would Chad Do?
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Today, we're listening to Tracy performing at the Oakland Coliseum Arena on December 4, 1988.
Setlist: If Not Now God Was Watching Fast Car Mountains O' Things All That You Have Is Your Soul
Encore broadcast of Episode 28 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date June 13, 2017 Special Guest: Anais Szabo
Encore broadcast of Episode 29 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date July 3, 2017 Special Guest: Edgar Fabian Frias
Hannah talks about personal and cultural recovery, dealing with food issues, and gives us a sneak peak into what actually fuels this carcass of the future these days.
Angela talks about our inability to see our own selves within the crazy interconnected-ness of everything.
It's Wug's World... the rest of us are just living in it. In the first episode of his new netcast, Torrance talks about overcoming adversity, getting healthy, and taking the first steps on a new path forward.
Hannah recovers from an early stumble and talks about the relationship between time and spirit, and how cleaning up after broken promises can be more prickly and painful than a trillion shards of shattered glass.
In his first netcast on Open Lines Radio, Tim talks about his near-death experience that led to a spiritual awakening and angels manifesting in the here and now.
In this episode of honestly, juliette, Juliette talks about the healing powers of cannabis and gives us a recipe for coconut oil cannabudder.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks creating your own happiness in the moment.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about how to push through cognitive resistance to stay in a spiritual flow.
Encore broadcast of Episode 27 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date May 30, 2017 Special Guest: Kate McLeay
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about her lack of excitement for breakfast foods and how we can each make our own world brighter by shifting our perspectives.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah recites an affirmation from @13moonpeacetime (from Instagram) and talks about dealing with insomnia and establishing new daily routines to replace the tired, old routines.
In this episode of Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Doug and Mark talk about how different music attracts different people, dealing with trauma and death, and finding inspiration where we never thought inspiration would possibly hide.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about starting the journey to get to the root of what really matters.
Hollee hosts this week's episode of The Mixtape.
This week's playlist: Brother Ali - Never Learn] No Use For A Name - Six Degrees from Misty Monsters of Folk - Ahead Of The Curve Lana Del Rey - Radio Bright Eyes & Neva Dinova - Black Comedy Guns N' Roses - Don't Cry blink-182 - Natives Foxing - Den Mother Bright Eyes - Light Pollution Tanya Tucker - Lizzie And The Rainman Manchester Orchestra - April Fool Death Cab for Cutie - Grapevine Fire Jewel - Deep Water
In the inaugural episode of honestly, juliette, Juliette and Hannah talk about vortexes, Bobby Brown, and the #nownow.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about dog shit happens and cherishing the now.
Today in After School Detention, we listened to snippets of an interview with Daniel Quinn, author of Ishmael, from 2005 for the documentary What A Way to Go: Life at the End of Empire.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about the synchronicity associated with Open Lines Radio, speaking with fluent authenticity, and the containment of fire.
Encore broadcast of Episode 26 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date April 16, 2017 Special Guest: Katia Beeden
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about keeping it real, the importance of going with the flow, and how to keep yourself grounded while while living out your dreams.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah gives us a sneak peak into our resurrection of a defunct daily ritual, recites the 111111 portal keys from @hunabku21 on Instagram for this NOWvember Gateway, and gives us a little insight into the nightlife of Fallbrook, California.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah is joined by Juliette for a chat about mudras, the hidden power of song, and trusting the Divine timing of the parking angel. They end with a New Moon ceremony to gently push us into a new cycle of life.
This week's playlist: Counting Crows - God of Ocean Tides Toad the Wet Sprocket - Come Back Down Rilo Kiley - With Arms Outstretched The Infamous Stringdusters - Just Like Heaven Trampled by Turtles - Where Is My Mind? Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Whell The Avett Brothers - The Once and Future Carpenter Phoebe Bridgers - Would You Rather The Felice Brothers - Wonderful Life Maria Taylor - Cartoons and Forever Plans Dead Fingers - Closet Full of Bones Monsters of Folk - Map of the World Stars - Dead Hearts
It's Wu Wei Wednesday in the darkness of Moreros Moon. Hannah speaks on Black Light Meditation.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about the connection between humans, animals, and all living things; witnessing magic as it happens; and recognizing when it's time to stop running around with David Bowie.
Encore broadcast of Episode 25 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date February 20, 2017 Special Guests: Pamela Robins, London Wolfe, Heather Belt, and Michelle Silver
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about embracing our complete healing, using our voice wherever, whenever, however we can... but especially TODAY, November 6, 2018.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about facing our fears of speaking with our authentic voices and how we're all pieces of a grand cyclical puzzle.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela gets political. And if the words she says make you angry, take a few minutes to sit with that anger and ask yourself if you're angry because she's wrong... or if you're angry because there's some truth there. It's important to examine all sides to fully comprehend the whole.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah shares with us recitations and interruptions and visitations and a temple blessing from Truman, who--in this recording--will forever be turning 13. What an amazing peek into life being lived.
In this episode of Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Doug and Mark talk about art versus therapy and knowing when to let the past go so we can create something new.
In this special Weekend What If-isms edition of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about exploring the potentials and possibilities in our real lives through the exploration of fiction.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about not letting first impressions shape our truth, finding ways to feel comfort in a busy week, and using our votes as our voices.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about the Taurus nature of wanting to always be the best at whatever you're doing and how realizing that we are a symphony and not a bunch of soloists can create a happy, harmonious planet.
On this episode of The Friday Filibuster, Mark talks about not wanting to talk about politics anymore by talking more about politics.
On this week's episode of Streaming Consciousness, Mark reads his book, Drawing the Short Straw, A Collection of Flash Fiction, by Mark Hammerschmidt.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to The Breeders performing at Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneertown California in 2018.
Lineup: KELLEY DEAL - lead guitar, vocals KIM DEAL - lead vocals, guitar, bass JIM MACPHERSON - drums, percussion JOSEPHINE WIGGS - bass, vocals
Playlist: Saints Wait In The Car No Aloha Divine Hammer All Nerve New Year Fortunately Gone Dawn: Making An Effort Drivin' On 9 Off You Glorious Spacewoman Ah-Ooh... (instrumental) Do You Love Me Now I Just Wanna Get Along MetaGoth Gigantic Huffer Invisible Man Iris
capture & edit by teresa crespo hartendorp.
In this collection of three mini-episodes, Angela talks about how we are actually more honest with others when we are more honest with ourselves, paying attention to people's auras, and finding our authentic voices in a world of suppression.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about making space for sacred ritual and self care... even during the busiest and most chaotic times. Pause... Ponder... Pray... wherever you draw breath.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Megan Winters to talk about sex worker advocacy, trusting the pace of your creative vision, and what it means to embody The High Priestess.
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about the insignificance of Halloween in her life, reconciling tarot cards with her faith, and the ritual of positive intent.
Connection, connection, tarot cards, and connection. Kick off Knowvember with Between Blue Worlds.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about how synchronicity with all beings connected with Open Lines Radio has become ineffable.
Encore broadcast of Episode 24 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date January 26, 2017 Special Guests: Missy Miller, Amber Freda, Evelyn Von Zuel, and Chris Gruden
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about coming into raw contact with death and what happens when we inevitably leave the physical.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about the currency of authenticity, seeing life unfiltered, and being happy with our happiness in the moment.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah speaks about surviving one more major brush with death, living beyond the afterworld, the path of least resistance (and how that can sometimes get us in a bind), and waaaaay too much information about struggling with food--the ritual of restaurants, in particular.
Greetings, Initiates, Apprentices, and Adepts. In the inaugural episode of The Witching Hour with Hollee, an Instacoven comes together over an Instagram story involving a cauldron of vegan pozole and good vibes. Manifestations and ensue. Hollee is joined by Tanya and Anu for a conversation through sacred technology, which may have spontaneously combusted into an impromptu jam session. All while completely glitching out on Skype with a strange delay in the playback recording. Strong energy, indeed.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Live LIVE! Tonight, we were joined live by Tedd and Mike from The Gorgeous Knights for an acoustic set that will spiritually move you. Follow The Gorgeous Knights on Instagram at gorgeous_Knights and check out www.gorgeousknights.com.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah rides a post-fever flow on a more than 13-year-long relationship with a wounding and the decision to trust our own healing.
This week on Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Doug and Mark talk about the artistic process, the evolution of creativity through experience, and plumbing.
In this Wrinkle in the Ether, Rebecca joins us from Australia to talk about pushing ourselves into new experiences, connecting at the digital level, and taking responsibility for our own lives. Is this a once in a lifetime chance to hear Rebecca... or will she have her own show here at Open Lines Radio? We're hoping for the latter.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah takes a deep trek through her past and finds a moment of catharsis, where she is able to catapult out of pain and into a joyous present.
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about the true nature of God, living in the Now, and unconditional love.
If you're not listening to Angela on Between Blue Worlds for your daily source of reality, we're not sure how to help you.
In this episode of Between Blue Worlds, Angela talks about truth, beauty, and Bohemia. Wow! What a commentary on the present moment!
Today in After School Detention, we listened to a lecture given by Terence McKenna on God and Evolution.
Encore broadcast of Episode 23 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date January 18, 2017 Special Guests: Michelle Kapture, Deborah Mars, Joel Young, and Anji Williams
Wrinkles in the Ether is your chance to speak your truth. Do you have something to say but you don't want to dedicate an hour a week to a show? Are you dying to tell someone about something amazing that happened to you? Do you have the story of all stories just waiting to be told? This is your chance. Record your voice and share it.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Ryan Scott--a farmer, a wine maker (at Jack Simon Vineyards), an earth child, a devout cat attendant, and (oh, wait) also a spear fisherman--to talk about what's relevant now. Like right now.
It's the first ever episode of Between Blue Worlds! In this introduction to the new Open Lines Radio series, Angela talks about receiving the transmission in spite of the background noise, navigating a messy world, and Donald Trump stirring shit up as a troll.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about answering the call to speak up with our authentic voices and letting go of filters that hold us back... all while baking a cake.
In this episode of Streaming Consciousness, Mark talks about his dreams for Open Lines Radio, forming mini-Utopias, and participating in the larger conversation.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to Pixies performing live in 2017.
Lineup: Black Francis – lead vocals, rhythm guitar David Lovering – drums, percussion Joey Santiago – lead guitar, keyboards Paz Lenchantin – bass, vocals
Playlist: Gouge Away Wave of Mutilation Broken Face Crackity Jones Isla de Encanta Something Against You Caribou Hey Bel Esprit River Euphrates Monkey Gone to Heaven Classic Masher No 13 Baby Velouria Havelina Snakes Magdalena 318 Cactus Um Chagga Lagga I’ve Been Tired Bone Machine Debaser Rock Music All I Think About Now Where Is My Mind? Vamos Into the White
Encore broadcast of Episode 22 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date January 10, 2017 Special Guests: Raven Mardirosian, Indra Singh, Chris Gruden, and Rasia
This week on Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Doug and Mark talk about coping with panic attacks, talking politics with family, and manly vulnerabilities. Pay no mind to the moment of silence at the beginning while Mark forgot to turn Doug's channel on and take delight in the moment that he realizes it. We were going to edit it, but sometimes these little screw ups are gold.
On this week's Friday Filibuster, Mark talks about using technology to connect with others, the dangers of the government interference with the press, and a theory on human existence that he says he's heard before but we're pretty sure he was making it up as he went along.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Ona Lee for a discussion on using the skills learned while growing up poor to parent in the present. Join us for this insightful walk down memory lane.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about falling into spiritual crisis and rising out of deep medical distress to a place of thriving peace. After resolving what is purportedly an incurable condition, Lymphedema, after overcoming Lyposarcoma Stage IV cancer and leaving pharmaceuticals behind, Hannah was able to seek true inner medicine.
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! This week we're listening to three artists perform on the NPR Tiny Desk Concert Series, which is a series of amazing concerts performed in the very tiny offices of NPR.
We start with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, followed by The Avett Brothers, followed by Chance the Rapper.
Playlist:
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes Janglin Home 40 Day Daydream
Avett Brothers Laundry Room Down With The Shine Bella Donna
Chance the Rapper Juke Jam They Won't Go When I Go (written by Stevie Wonder)
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about being kind to ourselves... and how being kind to others is the best way to do that. She also shares a couple Rosy Copacetic tunes that were recorded especially for our ears.
Encore broadcast of Episode 21 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date December 1, 2016 Special Guest: Nicole Crone
This Week's Playlist Wilco - Jesus, etc. Brand New - Jesus Christ Phoebe Bridgers - Funeral Modest Mouse - Teeth Like God's Shoeshine The Shins - New Slang The Shins - Young Pilgrims Pixies - Vamos (pilgrim) Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment - Sunday Candy Lana Del Rey - This Is What Makes Us Girls Tori Amos - Scarlet's Walk Tom DeLonge - Circle-Jerk-Pit Circle Jerks - American Heavy Metal Weekend 10,000 Maniacs - Jezebel (MTV Unplugged Version)
This week on Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug, Mark talks about the time he tried to infiltrate Scientology and the impacts--both negative and positive--it's made on his life. Then Doug puts it all into perspective.
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about connecting with other humans, making things happen that you don't think you're capable of, and allowing synchronicities to play out.
In this short-but-sweet episode of Streaming Consciousness, Mark talks about how individual voices can connect in conversation, using vibration to heal humanity, and how grateful he is for supporters of Open Lines Radio.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about healing through communal energy, mindfully dealing with everyday life, and the importance of keeping peace within ourselves.
Encore broadcast of Episode 20 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date November 4, 2016 Special Guest: Angie Dia
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! Tonight, we're listening to Bright Eyes live from the South by Southwest Festival in 2011.
Playlist: Fire Wall Jujune Stars Take It Easy Four Winds Clean Song Something Vague We Are No Where and Its Now Shell Games Approximated Sunlight Arc of Time Haile Selassie Beginners Mind Poison Oak Old Soul Song Calendar Hung Itself Lua Gold Mind Gutted Lover I Don't Have to Love Road to Joy One for You, One for Me
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great takes us to a new level when she talks about the world we live in and life in general. When you take a ride on this visceral roller coaster, you might just find yourself connecting with the human race.
Doug and Mark kick off Sabbath Shalom with Brother Doug with a talk about time and connection to the past.
In this Fireside Chat, Hannah talks about intuitive parenting, making the most of the spaces in between and the accompanying production wounds, and speaking your truth sooner rather than later.
Encore broadcast of Episode 19 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date October 26, 2016 Special Guest: Crystal Elizondo
Get your live music fix right here on Open Lines Radio with Open Lines LIVE! We're kicking things off with Red Hot Chili Peppers live from the Reading Festival on August 27, 2016.
Playlist: 1. Can't Stop 2. Dani California 3. Scar Tissue 4. Dark Necessities 5. Maggie 6. Around the World 7. Snow 8. Go Robot 9. Otherside 10. Parallel Universe 11. The Getaway 12. Californication 13. Under The Bridge 14. By The Way 15. Goodbye Angels 16. Give It Away
Encore broadcast of Episode 18 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date October 1, 2016 Special Guest: Heidi Jae Mireles
In Part 2 (#10footdeeplungs) of this Fireside Chat, Hannah takes us on a life-altering, trauma-releasing journey. A must listen!
In Part 1 (#withwitch) of this Fireside Chat, Hannah opens up about how the Kavanaugh Trial has affected has affected her and how she holds space for Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and all survivors.
On this week's Friday Filibuster, Mark talks about the state of where we are and how we can change our course.
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about making it through September and the struggle to keep a smile on when the sky is falling.
The Avett Brothers - Open Ended Life Suzanne Vega - Gypsy Ben Folds - Landed Manchester Orchestra - Apprehension Blink 182 - Pretty Little Girl Beth Orton - Don't Need a Reason Lana Del Rey - Mariners Apartment Complex Death Cab for Cutie - A Lack Of Color Death Cab for Cutie - Army Corps of Architects Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - I Got the Reason The Felice Brothers - Wonderful Life Hole - Celebrity Skin Counting Crows - Up All Night (Frankie Miller Goes To Hollywood)
Encore broadcast of Episode 17 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date September 17, 2016 Special Guest: Chris Gruden
Hannah Smith LaFrenz opens up Open Lines Radio's new show, Fireside Chat with Hannah, with the first of a two-part series on Transparency. You're gonna want to listen to this!
Encore broadcast of Episode 16 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date September 7, 2016 Special Guest: Cadwyn
On this episode of Streaming Consciousness, Mark talks about new changes at Open Lines Radio and how by chaining ourselves to Time, we miss out on spontaneous living.
Today in After School Detention, we listened to a lecture given by Kurt Vonnegut to Case College Scholars on February 4, 2004, in which through the irreverent, politically incorrect way that only Kurt Vonnegut can, we learn that we human beings are all pretty ridiculous.
We have only one word for today's episode with Instagram's @roadsideshaman: Wow! In fact, it was so amazing, we're going to change the name and give her the hour every week. Stay tuned...
This week on The Sainted Path, Soraya The Great talks about having empathy for others, separating the artist from the art, practicing not judging others, and Morrissey.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Michelle for an incredible discussion on overcoming depression, faking it till you make it, and finding happiness through art.
On this week's episode of Streaming Consciousness, Mark talks about controlling our lives by controlling our reactions.
Joel Rafael - Dance Around My Atom Fire Joel Rafael - America Come Home Joel Rafael - Dharma Bums Joel Rafael - Go Tell The Savior Joel Rafael - Indian Summer Joel Rafael - Runaway Girl Joel Rafael - Meanwhile The Rain Joel Rafael - I Can't Feel Your Love Joel Rafael - Within Your Graces Joel Rafael - Singing In The Streets Joel Rafael - Goldmine Joel Rafael - Racing And Chasing The Sun
Encore broadcast of Episode 15 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date August 31, 2016 Special Guest: Angela Hartman
Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Aldous Huxley on "Realizing Human Potential."
Mark kicks off the first episode of the Friday Filibuster with a talk about truth in this modern time.
Nobody said the Sainted Path would be an easy one. Despite technical difficulties that drove Soraya the Great from her nice comfy microphone in her house out into the night to do the show from her car, she pushed through... and she's just warming up.
Tune in each week to hear Soraya's evolution. And to maybe work on your own.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Heather for an enlightening discussion on galactic modes of energy transfer, melding lightwork with Western medicine, and her amazing research study that will help the world see the physical benefits of metaphysical healing.
Mark kicks off the first episode of Streaming Consciousness by talking about spider eye consciousness, projecting kindness and positive vibes, and finding human connection on this digital plane.
Patti Smith - Smells Like Teen Spirit Amanda Palmer - Runs in the Family The Mowgli's - Time Tori Amos - Father Lucifer Tori Amos - Professional Widow Bright Eyes - Shell Games Andy Hull - Back of Your Old Church Urban Dance Squad - Deeper Shade Of Soul Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand The Cure - Hey You !!! Alanis Morissette - Orchid Hole - Malibu
Hollee and Mark are joined by Soraya the Great and Deborah Mars for an amazing discussion on releasing the garbage that bogs us down and moving forward into a better future.
Krishna Das - Radhe Govinda Krishna Das - Sri Argala Stotram (Selected Verses)/Show Me Love Krishna Das - Saraswati Krishna Das - 4AM Hanuman Chalisa Krishna Das - Tara's Mantra Krishna Das - Sri Bajrang Baan Krishna Das - I Phoned Govinda Krishna Das - My Foolish Heart/Bhajagovindam
Encore broadcast of Episode 13 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date August 17, 2016 Special Guest: Michael Morey (Bharat Dass)
Harry McClintock - Big Rock Candy Mountain Les Paul and Mary Ford - Hummingbird Eddie Vedder - More Than You Know Tom Petty - Wildflowers Hurray for the Riff Raff - Amelia's Song Dead man's Bones - Flowers Grow Out of My Grave 311 - Dreamland 311 - Outside Bjork - Alarm Call 311 - Cali Soca Jack Johnson - Banana Pancakes 311 - 8:16 a.m. 311 - Give Me a Call
Encore broadcast of Episode 14 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date August 24, 2016 Special Guest: Tessa Mercury
Encore broadcast of Episode 12 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date August 3, 2016 Special Guest: Talitha Epona
Hollee and Mark are joined by Yans for an amazing discussion on dreams, balancing the ethereal world and the physical world, and keeping your vibe high during trying times.
The Beatles - Two of Us The Beatles - Sun King The Beatles - Rocky Raccoon The Beatles - For No One The Beatles - While My Guitar Gently Weeps The Beatles - Oh! Darling The Beatles - Michelle The Beatles - Blackbird The Beatles - Nowhere man The Beatles - I'm Looking Through You The Beatles - I've Got A Feeling The Beatles - Don't Let Me Down The Beatles - Fixing A Hole The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby The Beatles - The Fool On The Hill The Beatles - Lovely Rita The Beatles - For You Blue The Beatles - Cry Baby Cry
Encore broadcast of Episode 11 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date July 24, 2016 Special Guest: Indra Singh
Hollee and Mark are joined by Amanda with a pretty intense story of astral travel, alien encounters, and the loving grace of angels.
Angels & Airwaves - Sirens Angels & Airwaves - Anomaly Bright Eyes - Four Winds Bright Eyes - Cleanse Song Tom Petty - Time To Move On Tom Petty - To Find A Friend Bad Books - Lost Creek Bad Books - I Begged You Everything Joel Rafael - America Come Home Joel Rafael - Go Tell The Savior The Mowgli's - San Francisco The Mowgli's - Time
Encore broadcast of Episode 9 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast.
Original air date July 10, 2016
Special Guest: Nikki Garner
Encore broadcast of Episode 6 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date June 15, 2016 Special Guest: Elizabeth Kay Chambers
Hollee and Mark sit down and talk about all kinds of random shit in a Thursday night edition of Open Lines with Hollee and Mark.
Rosy Copacetic - The Second Most Beautiful Girl in the World Rosy Copacetic - Sainted Path Rosy Copacetic - Geriatric Jush Rosy Copacetic - Quantum Rosy Copacetic - Nowhere to Go Rosy Copacetic - Casual Jaundice Rosy Copacetic - Chin Up, Trickle Down Rosy Copacetic - If I Had A Gun Oasis - Wonderwall
Hollee and Mark are joined by Bella and Float Universe for an enlightening and insightful chat about gypsies, spiritual awakening, floating, and enlightening the world through memes.
Encore broadcast of Episode 5 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date June 9, 2016 Special Guest: Danielle Graczyk
Encore broadcast of Episode 3 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date May 25, 2016 Special Guest: Mark Hammerschmidt
Joel Raphael - Dance Around My Atom Fire The Good Life - The Beaten Path Jenny Owen Youngs - Fuck Was I Nik Freitas - Affected Simon Joyner - Roll On Dr. Dog - Shadow People Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - I Got the Reason Rilo Kiley - With Arms Outstretched Blind Pilot - 3 Rounds And A Sound Ben Kweller - Sun Dress The Head and the Heart - Lost in My Mind First Aid Kit - King of the World
Hollee and Mark are joined by Leslie, Eric, and Angie for an enlightening and insightful chat about tarot.
Encore broadcast of Episode 2 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date May 21, 2016. Special Guest: London Wolfe..
Bright Eyes - Napoleon's Hat Margot & the Nuclear So And Sos - Jen Is Bringin the Drugs Mary Lou Lord - Turn Me Round Release the Sunbird - Why Can't You Look At Yourself Augustines - Augustine Benjamin Gibbard - Farmer Chords The Felice Brothers - Murder by Mistletoe Maria Taylor - This Could Take A Lifetime Okkervi River - John Allyn Smith Sails M. Ward - Requiem Blind Pilot - The Story I Heard The Avett Brothers - I and Love and You Rachael Yamagata - Worn Me Down Radical Face - Welcome Home, Son Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dosed
Encore broadcast of Episode 1 of the Hobo Safe Camp Virtual Campfire Podcast. Original air date May 15, 2016. Special Guest: Dudley Riggs.
Hollee and Mark are joined by Rico and Deborah for an interesting chat about astral projection, out-of-body experiences, and near-death experiences.
Do we even exist? That's the topic for this episode of Open Lines. We're joined by three amazing guests who show us that even though we all have a different perspective, we're really all connected.
Was it pretty? Fuck no. Am I gonna post it anyway? You bet your ass I am! If you can't see the art in this chaos, this isn't the show for you.