In this episode of Lila Radio, This episode of Lila Radio features a conversation with world-famous poo-painter Meredith Von Steuben. Utilizing a pallet of fecal material and unhinged anal expression, Von Steuben's bumbum paints her bedsheets while she sleeps, yielding forth paintings that catalyze alchemical awakenings and subconscious reconfigurations within their viewers.

In this episode of Lila Radio we meet the Booty Priest, a person in a tent in a desert whose words are the sort that cause hairs to come growing and curling out of the ears of a listener as the bodies of memories buried inside of them come out to taste the sky and dive into bushes on fire.

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

This episode of Lila Radio tells the story of the intimate relationship a boy-man has with a ball of clay he withdraws from the earth--and the folks that speak to him through its orifice. Such is the life of one without mother on a mountain.

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

In today's episode, Tom and Sally are imaginary entities, just like you and I, who share the same body-vehicle.  A meat patty escapes the laws of physics. An aged bodybuilder explodes. The universe keeps on truckin'.

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

Today's episode tells the tale of a young flesh-bound being caught in the throes of feline-fertilized potato addiction. What happens when one unwittingly sniffs the stench of a potato grazed by the waste of a cat named George? What happens when the whole world screams at you, "Potato! POTATO!"? Have a hear and let your ear tell you what is what.

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

In this episode, poppa's hands have tossed you into a field of cattle. You become aware that life is compelling you to remove your own head. The tongue of cow is here to help.

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

In this episode, Patrick O'Malleyalleyganoesabaum is designated to be the moon's sole lumberjack. He has a chat with a disembodied voice named Sally. Questions answered: How does one cope with the absence of noodles?What happens when you do not remove your submerged head from a toilet bowl's water?

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious. You could also call it a podcast, if a podcast were dipped in the waters of childlike abstraction. Your host is Ben Jon Miller (me).

Lila Radio is an auditory experience of non-linear, psychedelic, improvised storytelling implemented in order to peel away the skin of molding perceptions and have a look at the sinewy fruits of the subconscious.