At Night I Fly

Sara Glesne lost her dad, which is hard regardless. But what made it worse was while he was in the ICU he developed delirium which made everything worse for everyone.

Sara speaks with honesty and emotion and even tells us a little about France! Hell, even her eulogy is in french!

Here's a little piece I did on the Twin Cities Death Cafe.

What is a Death Cafe? Listen to the episode to find out, duh!

Robert Hale is great!

In this episode he tells me about PTSD, the war in Vietnam, his crazy ancestors (one ate the neighbor's dog), and more.

This is an interview with a goth lady name Juliet!

She's dope. She talks about quitting meth, loosing someone to gun violence, how evil lives on the internet, and much much more...not really, these interviews strive to be fairly focused.

Learning to use my new keyboard so made this song and put it to my favorite poem.

W.H. Auden

Law, like love

this is a wooooonderful skype interview with my friend and super comic artist James Harvey. Seriously, check him out. If you're into him, you're really into him. If not, you're still like, 'that's stirring. hmm...'

we're funny in this one, but james also opens up about having autism and a crazy dad. also, he tells a story about how he got in a fight defending my honor (seriously.)

Type in 'james harvey comics' or follow this link:

http://james-harvey-pe49.squarespace.com/#new-page

Beatrice Adenodi tells me about how drama keeps knocking at her door but now ... SHE'S READY!

What are you doing when you're doing something you don't even know that you're doing? Habits and shit, that's what we're talking about today. It's great. Have a listen. Here's her insta:

https://www.instagram.com/mirrorink360/

An early interview in the history of Your Eulogy (like four or five months ago) but still, considering I hadn't done that many interviews I think I did a good job. Not that Randy Furst make it hard. He's a thoughtful person and has hard a great career, and continues to do so. Check out his latest in the Star Tribune.

His eulogy is great, HE DOESN'T DO ONE! but he shares some beautiful words about the death of his first wife.

Tiffini Flynn Forslund has done many things. She is many things. So, it's a shame that I chopped this interview down to 20 mins. Tiffini's a badass mom, grandma, and teacher. An abuse victim herself, she has dedicated her life to protecting kids and helping the communities she's lived in. But she's no saint! While running for city council in Minneapolis she got evicted, rendered homeless, and got a pulled over for drunk driving and driving without a license multiple times. But always looking up she continues to move forward as a community member, advocate, teacher, and grandma to two cool little twins who, halfway through this interview, make it known that they have to go to the bathroom.

In the belly of the Target Center in a small office next to the giant walls of computers, cables, and screens that send out the images of basketball across the universe (or just minnesota / america)... in that belly i interviewed Brave Crow. My friend and guest.

They talk about being Lakota, Two Spirited, and an introvert. They gave some good advice in regards to emotional labor, in Crow's words, 'If you're gonna be asking your friend about genocide, at least buy them some tacos.'

We also talk about Brave Crow's beautiful new marriage and at the end Crow delivers a dope poem about making genocide palatable.

I forgot to ask them about WIllie Nelson, Crows hilarious dog. Sorry. But maybe that wouldn't interest you, seems a bit of an inside topic.