"Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries.  Without them, humanity cannot survive."   Dali Lama XIV

"Where you stand is where you sit".  Me

“Music is the food of love and longevity. The use of music in therapy is not new and it has long been a common experience that listening to or making music can be soothing or stimulating and is also a good way to express-literally to “squeeze out”- feelings that may otherwise be bottled up. This can have a powerful effect on health.” pp 213.

From 50 Secrets of the World’s Longest Living People by Sally Beare - 2012

This one needs to be heard these days it seems.   Just sayin' & enuf said!

The government did something very well and this emerging adolescent fellow found out just how well with the help of his fellow neighborhood buddies, the great resources of a great city park and a whole heap of smoldering testosterone and practical imagination......sounds cryptic- but I assure you, it ain't!

Thanks!  Next episode drops Friday 2/7/25

Come here the story that intersects WW2, the United States Postal Service, the Beatles 1st appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, my love of the bass guitar and youthful over-exuberance and under-appreciation of the fruits of hard work.

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Next episode will drop on Monday 2/3/25.

A little bit about the Parmigiano-Reggiano universe and a little bit about the miracle of mysteries and the mystery of miracles.     

A short adventure of two Brooklyn boys sometime in the Autumn of 1960. 

'Nuf said.

Back we go to Calcutta (Kalkuta) 1757 and listen how the British elite who colonized that great ancient city for almost 150 years figured out, however slowly, to modify the rules of their beloved game of golf to co-exist with the monkey population which was there for untold millennia before the British East India Company ever set up their first trading post.

More importantly, dear fellow Mid-Centurians, what does this all mean to us as we navigate our unique life journey?

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Late September 1956- the intersection points of the 1st interactive electronic entertainment program, early TV advertising, the Bronx Bombers dynasty, sibling trickery, WWII, The Vietnam War and the love of a family for itself.

Worth a listen- thank you.

Back once more we go to Aug 1967- The Hamptons.   The Square Wheels have a very special long weekend gig at a 1920s vintage oil baron's aging waterfront mansion estate.

Listen as the adventures of The Square Wheels at The Mansion unfold.   Can you dance in mid-air? Will you survive the imbibe of The Swamp Juice?  

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Next episode will drop on Monday 1/20/25

This Full Wolf Moon takes my brain howling back to a magical joyful Aug 1967 near old Hampton Bay NY and a night when the music, the ocean, the times and the place bent the universe their way. 

And I was there.   

Enjoy and come back for Part 2 which will drop sometime on Friday.

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