Halfway to Maybe

By Neale JamesSociety & Culture Personal Journals

Halfway to Maybe episodes

October 18 Fifty-bloody-nine
A birthday came calling.
Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.
Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, and family.
You can leave comments for each episode through my Substack: ⁠⁠Halfway to Maybe
9 min
July 19 Empty Calories (3 Llamas on my shirt)
Oh why did I even think we could?...
Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.
Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.
You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: ⁠Halfway to Maybe
16 min
June 12 Knowing when to stop
Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
9 min
June 10 The day nobody photographs
What's wrong with photographing the ordinary anyway?

Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
12 min
June 08 Billy Bragg
The family language and phrases, nobody teaches you.

Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
16 min
May 29 31 Days in May
A prize that money just can't buy today.

Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
14 min
May 27 Pinas
An audience isn't quite sure they hear my son's answer correctly...

Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
14 min
May 25 Old fartism
Trying to find my zen over a soundtrack of heavy club beats!

Halfway to Maybe is an audio journal about creativity and everyday life. One voice, one thought at a time, from decades spent behind microphones and cameras, noticing the details of the ordinary and extraordinary.

Some episodes begin with photography and end somewhere entirely different. Others are simply observations about people, memory, ambition, doubt, work, family, and the small moments that stay with us longer than expected.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
13 min
May 22 The wondrous nature of people
In every corner of the world, there are fabulous, compassionate, empathic people, just waiting to be found.

Halfway to Maybe is a daily podcast featuring short thoughts about life, creativity, and how ordinary days unfold. Each episode is a single spoken piece, shaped by years spent watching people and moments through a camera, sometimes about the art of photography, and sometimes the act of life.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
14 min
May 20 Beware the machine they call, Alan
An episode that was originally to be called Humans Optional, takes on a sinister ending.

Halfway to Maybe is a daily podcast featuring short thoughts about life, creativity, and how ordinary days unfold. Each episode is a single spoken piece, shaped by years spent watching people and moments through a camera, sometimes about the art of photography, and sometimes the act of life.

You can leave comments for each episode through our Substack: Halfway to Maybe
14 min

About Halfway to Maybe

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Halfway to Maybe (formerly Reflections) is a series of spoken observational pieces shaped by a life behind the camera, behind the microphone, and in creative spaces between. Drawing on years spent observing people, places, and moments, each episode shares a single thought or theme about creativity, work, and the way ordinary days unfold.