Living by the Gregorian calendar can be a bit bothersome when you’re feeling autonomously stifled. Sometimes, if you can’t beat them, joining them ain’t so bad. Today’s radio show guest, Pat “Rocketgams” Forestell, transcends the limits of both practical and adventurous realms. Fellow Pacific Crest Trail SOBO, Forestell also has a passion for cartography, effective public transportation and living the good life. We listen to a 2000s period piece by Dragonette, reminisce on Mac DeMarco’s feel-good Sunday formula and fade out with a 70s jazz tune by Yusef Lateef. Love ya—remember to focus on your surroundings.

Focus On Your Surroundings | My Blue Heaven S2E6

The whole world spun around seven more times since last Sunday. This Sunday, Mariah Grady graces us with her scintillating take on the creative process. Grady is a published poet, incredible baker and a strong incarnation of the flowing feminine form. We listen to a melodically perfect track from American Appalachia recorded by Josh White, a curious and quaint Regina Spektor song and end with a piano-heavy Lily Allen tune. Hasta la próxima, mis queridos.

Eclectic, Poetic & Weird | My Blue Heaven S2E7

Are you feeling groovy yet? Would you like to? Alexander Werdmuller von Elgg humbly shares his musical analysis prowess with us on today’s episode. von Elgg is a sick hip-hop dancer, thoughtful beat maker and all-around curious cat. We dive into some up-and-coming SoundCloud artists with #phonk roots like INXRGVNIC, Silverzone & JOSUE AS. Keep it tuned to My Blue Heaven.

Get Into The Groove | My Blue Heaven S2E8

Listen to thoughtful jams by Yard Act, Londrelle and Kate Bollinger this Sunday on My Blue Heaven. Our guest, Evan Sylvester, is an exemplary proponent of conscious masculinity and the art of conversation. Join Evan and me sonically this Sunday as he expands upon the role that meaning-making, authenticity and spiritual curiosity have played in his life.

Two People Listening To Music In A Camper | My Blue Heaven S2E9

This evening, catch a summer evening vibe with music by Broods, Vampire Weekend and Jake Sherman. It’s a reflective little show and I say, “without further ado,” a number of times. I hope you are growing and glowing as July 2024 comes to a close.

Without Further Ado | Radio Show S3E1

Shoulder Season

Sustainable creative inspired by the lyrical genius of Courtney Barnett, the saccharine harmonies of Dodie Clark and the dramatic irony of Andrew Bird.

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