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  • About me

    It’s all about me. My name is Steve Ray and my favorite color is blue

    Sailing across the Atlantic documentary 

    Artists and songs in order of appearance:

    Boston: Rockin Roll Band

    Boston: More than a feeling

    Chip and Isak

    Avett Brothers: Please Pardon Yourself

    Avett Brothers: Life

    Mapei: Don’t Wait

    Father John Misty: Bored in the USA

    Father John Misty: Well, you can do it without me

    Father John Misty: Leaving L.A.

    Paul Spring: Take Another Moment

    Music used in this episode is commented on for a limited transformative purpose in a creative fictitious context. No revenue was generated through this episode which warrants it protected under fair use copyright clause.

    10 min
  • Silicon Valley Fox

    The sly ghost of Menlo Park slinks cross country to Wisconsin

    This episode contains harsh language

    Thanks to Adam, Gretchen, Sam

    Music by Brian Travis

    More on Firewood Farming 

    21 min
  • Millennials and Climate Change (feat. The Boundary Waters)

    I went camping in the boundary waters. The wilderness and conversations that filled my time lead me to consider climate change in a new way. This story includes a conversation on  Naomi Klein’s 2014 book, This Changes Everything.

    Smoke signals at farminggod.org 

    Music by Brian Travis

    Thank you Collin.

    40 min
  • Yoga Retreat: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity Pt. 3

    Eight months ago Brian Clark moved to Song of the Morning yoga retreat center in upper Michigan- an ideal space to live his contemplative vocation of meditation, consciousness, and creativity. 

    Begin meditating: 

    Because of my time at Song of the Morning Yoga Retreat, I reestablished my contemplative practice (at least for now). If you are interested in beginning a contemplate practice, here are a few resources that were helpful for me along with a few books Brian recommended.

    Resources:

    Be Here Now by Ram Dass

    Mysticism: A study in Mans Spiritual Consciousness by Evelyn Underhill

    The Perennial Philosophy by Aldous Huxley

    Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity by David Lynch

    Farming god episodes:

    • Meditation Pt.1

    • Meditation Pt. 2

    Thanks to everyone at song of morning for their hospitality. Music by Isak Sommer

    More helpful tidbits at Farminggod.org 

    36 min
  • Yoga Retreat Pt.2
    A yoga retreat in America and the people figuring out what this means. Thanks to everyone at Song of the Morning Yoga Center. Smoke signals at farminggod.org
    44 min
  • Yoga Retreat and Tamarack Trees Pt.1
    A yoga retreat center, the McDonalds corporation, and the trees (deciduous and coniferous) that make sense of it all.
    Peter Block Community: The structure of belonging
    Music by Isak Sommer covering Elliot Smith
    Thanks to Dorothy and Song of the morning
    19 min
  • Wild Goose with The Liturgists

    Science Mike and Michael Gungor of the Liturgists podcast help me wrestle with what Wild Goose Festival means for Christianity. Originally published after the 2016 Wild Goose Festival, we are joined by a host of authors and speakers who discuss topics ranging from transgender Christianity to support for recovering racists. This episode will undoubtably give you a peek into the slurry known as Wild Goose Festival, happening this weekend in Asheville, NC.

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    Music in this episode is by Paul Spring. Intro music and horns are by Winston Drei Tod. Thanks to Mike McHargue, Michael Gungar, Tom Sine, Matt Morris, Mirabai Starr, Austin Hartke, Versandra Keningbrew, the band Hardworker, Lawton Higgs Sr., Merideth Owensby, Larry Reed, Rick Meredith and the entire creative team at Wild Goose Festival. 

    24 min

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Farming god goes to the places and talks to the people adventuring through America’s spiritual revolution. We travel to China, to Mexico, and across middle America, asking bigger questions that…