Deep Whimsy

Well my wonderful Nieces and nephews, its about time I told you the wonderous tale of Edgar. In the end, you'll have to agree that every dog has his day, even if it wasn't the day you thought it should be.

No need to be coy, this is a tale about Koi. Those elegant carp, those over sized goldfish that decorate Japanese gardens and oftentimes the bodies of hipsters who have them tattooed upon their legs or forearms

Welcome back my beloved Nieces and Nephews, Its your Uncle D with another episode of Deep Whimsy. This week we explore the evolution of humankind, the discovery or fire and the role of power and control. Originally entitled "The Food the Fought Back", it questions the role that fire influenced our species as we developed from a lower life form and into something else entirely. A journey of speculative fiction that may just be as likely the truth as any other scientific theory or religious interpretation thereof.

Trigger warning: this may not be suitable for weak minded people who can not fathom any idea beyond there own as it applies to early history of the evolution of the human race.

Psychosis is a personal anthem if you will, and one I share with you. Perhaps you'll find merit in the message, then again perhaps not. Unlike most of my work "Psychosis" is a work of prose, a stream of consciousness shared to the sounds of snapping fingers and the often heavy hand playing a bongo drum while Hep cats in the corner wearing their berets and dark shades disdainfully listen to my words.

As a recovering poet I allow myself to visit this Cafe'  of my past and remind myself gently that its good to get it out of my system now and again.

Did and Done is my take on a classic "Faery Tale" story that I have been telling to my multitude of nieces and nephews for over 20 years. 

It has strong roots in Celtic lore and legends, but told through an animistic expression that renders the timeless qualities of a well loved story.

This podcast is a little scratchy in recording quality, and for that I do humbly apologize.