Life is a Festival #168
Guinevere Rhonwen & Lizz Larouge created the festival Colours of Love on the island d of Koh Phangan as their wedding celebration.
Read MoreGuinevere Rhonwen & Lizz Larouge created the festival Colours of Love on the island d of Koh Phangan as their wedding celebration.
Read MoreWill our changing climate stop Burning Man, or will our collective resilience and response to crisis make our community stronger.
Read MoreMayan Warrior founder Pablo González Vargas talks about gifting, Mayan culture, and the challenges of bringing an art car 8,000 kilometers to That Thing in the Desert.
Read MoreWhat is our responsibility for kinship and reciprocity as we explore the healing power of plant medicine?
Read MoreFeeling a nervous about post-pandemic gatherings? A master community builder gives us a gentle nudge back to IRL connection.
Read MoreTo succeed as artists, the muse must find us working, but how do we maintain the play and passion that lit our creative fire to begin with?
Read MoreInside the creative process with the South African creator of Tulum yogis and Boom shamans.
Read MoreThrough his exploration of gender and his dedication to humane technology, Andrew is walking the edge of culture and community.
Read MoreMarian speaks on Burning Man’s cultural course correction, how radical inclusivity must now be proactive racial inclusivity, Burning Man’s 2030 Sustainability Roadmap, and how we as a community can pitch in to keep Black Rock City alive.
Read MoreFrom the ashram to Argentina and from Wynwood Arts to Magic City, Tony Cho makes life more festive for us all!
Read MoreThe psychedelic movement is at a threshold point where it is vitally important to create an attractor coalition of value-driven leadership. However, in order to get this right we need to co-create and move at the speed of trust.
Read MoreNick Farr, CPA, shares the immediate steps we can take for financial resilience, specifically how to get money from the government including Economic Impact Payments, unemployment benefits, and loans. We talk about how communities can support each other and what people with privilege can do. Once we have some ground under our feet, long term resiliency means switching our mindset from disaster response to birthing a new way of being.
Read More“The most important thing about art is to work. Nothing else matters except sitting down every day and trying.” ― Steven Pressfield, The War of Art
Read MoreThis is a more personal installment of Life is a Festival. On today’s episode I ask my friend Tim, to explain to me how to get a job.
Read MoreAt Bass Coast, a beautiful boutique festival in the forests of British Columbia, everyone is a babe. What is a babe? A Bass Coast babe is a person of any gender who’s really feeling themselves.
Read MoreIf you plant it right all you do is reap.
Read MoreMeow Wolf is an inspiration for creatives everywhere, especially when it comes to building a sustainable, artistic livelihood. CEO Vince Kadlubek opens up about his journey in leadership and the art of financing imagination.
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