Life is a Festival #53: Ryland Gardner (NOLS)
Life can still be a festival when it all goes wrong, but only if we develop our resiliency and practice the skills necessary to keep everyone safe.
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Life is a Festival #52: Katrina Brees (The Bearded Oysters)
We go deep into the history of Mardi Gras with fabulous parades and exclusive balls, prideful showings and pubic wigs. We discuss Katrina’s work advocating against gun violence, microdosing for mental health, and throwing a lemonade party when life gave her its sourest lemon.
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Life is a Festival #50: Christopher Breedlove (Burners Without Borders)
How can we weave service into our lives for the betterment of our communities, our friends, and our own mental health?
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Life is a Festival #49: Live at Spotify Stockholm with Gustaf Tadaa
Fostering deep connections is one of the core tenets of the festive life.
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Life is a Festival #48: The Mythic Masculine Podcast with Ian Mackenzie
It is the humility of the failed hero that allows him to truly connect with his brothers
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Life is a Festival #47: Amanda Sage
“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
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Life is a Festival #46: Jay McAllister (Beans on Toast)
From helping Banksy launch sky lanterns, to extolling the virtues of a bamboo toothbrush, Beans is the paradigm of a festive life that makes a difference.
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Life is a Festival #42: Tim Chang (Mayfield)
This 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.
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Life is a Festival #40: Janet Stone (Janet Stone Yoga)
From Burning Man to the bake sale, Janet Stone teaches us to live life like a festival both on the mat and off it.
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Life is a Festival #39: Vivie-Ann Bakos (BLOND:ISH)
If you were an international DJ sensation, how would you use your fame to change the world?
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Life is a Festival #34: Lizzie Rose (Lizzie Rose Media)
An ode to taking up space as boldly, colorfully, and radiantly as you want.
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Life is a Festival #33: Jamie Wheal (Flow Genome Project)
When the search for the Grail Castle becomes the prison of Hotel California, we need some tough love to wake the woke.
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Life is a Festival #31: Stephen Brooks (Punta Mona)
If you plant it right all you do is reap.
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Life is a Festival #29: Live From BMIR (Burning Man Information Radio)
Live from Burning Man with David Block (The Human Experience), Jex and Wolverine.
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Life is a Festival #28: Caveat Magister (Burning Man)
Caveat Magister, author of The Scene That Became Cities, and I discuss the collision of prank culture and personal development at Burning Man.
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Life is a Festival #27: Julia Maryanska & Ian MacKenzie (Love School)
According to Tamera, the revolutionary peace research eco village in Portugal, liberating love from fear, violence, and lies is the root solution for a true system change.
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Life is a Festival #26: Vince Kadlubek (Meow Wolf)
Meow 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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Life is a Festival #25: Abi Getto & Liz Garard (Nap Girls)
How the iconic napping pose drew over 250 members to the collective, intersectionality and white feminism, how a girl gang metabolized #metoo, and how best to be an ally.
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Life is a Festival #24: Mauricio Boogieloop (Heart Ibiza)
How street performance taught Mauricio to embrace failure as a teacher, the history of Ibiza, and why Mauricio is optimistic about the future of the White Island.
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Life is a Festival #23: Erik Davis (Techgnosis)
Where’s the true weird in the age of Donald Trump and weird weather? Is depression weird, or is depression when things aren’t weird enough? Is Burning Man still weird or has it become too mannered and too known? Are there degrees of reality? How can we serve the psychedelic Renaissance while keeping the weird alive?
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