Skeptic

Join poet Maria Garcia Teutsch as she tells her about her writing, the inspiration of California, her work with Hartnell College and the Henry Miller Library, her home in Santa Cruz, her amazing backyard, and so much more! The greater Monterey Bay area, from the cliffs of Big Sur to the redwoods of Santa Cruz, has been fertile ground for artists and writers for centuries, a heritage Maria is as knowledgeable about as she is a part of it. We discuss Robinson Jeffers' Tor House, the magic of Point Lobos, joining the surfers for the dawn patrol, the best bookstore in downtown Santa Cruz and so, so much more. Plus, major bonus, Maria shares two of her thoughtful and breathtaking poems. It's a treat and a half!

"California's What?" S1E11: Santa Cruz & Poetry ft. Maria Garcia Teutsch

badass backwoods funky mandolin blues with wailing harmonica by JK and Bruce Kaphan's slippery slide

06 Back Country

From the album, "The Treehouse Trio Sessions"
Words and music by Cynthia Brando
Produced by Cynthia Brando and Ed Tree
Engineered and mixed by Ed Tree
Acoustic guitar: Cynthia Brando
Lead guitar: Ed Tree
Bass: Dickie Chandler
Recorded at the Treehouse in San Gabriel, CA
© 2018 by Cynthia Brando
℗ 2018 by Odnarb Music BMI

End Of The World

From the release Arthur King Presents Danny Frankel, Victoria Williams, Doug Wieselman: Roofrack For Ralph

Arthur King Presents Danny Frankel, Victoria Williams, Doug Wieselman: Roofrack For Ralph

Just One Day

Danny Frankel, Victoria Williams, Doug Wieselman - Just One Day

Too Many Miles

Recorded in the summer of 2108 with the Cat Gang in Spoleto, Italy - Maurizio Catarinelli on guitar, myself on vocal, flute and lyrics.

Cold October Rain

100 Summers

What Is Our Love

Here's my take on Dylan's apocalyptic parable - complete with the Face's riff - with vox and all instruments - guitar, mandolin, fiddle, bass, irish whistle, bells, by jk Mixed by the wonderful Lucas Vedel

John Kruth - Wicked Messenger_

James Houlahan's music is an ethereal mix of acoustic roots, alternative folk, and strange flights of sonic alchemy. His original songs combine traditional forms and simple melodies with evocative language and stark imagery. Influenced by a tradition that includes Dylan, Waits, Young, and Cohen.

What Is Our Love

James Houlahan

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