Monkey Tooth

Whoooa! Hold your horses, cowboy. Pull up a chair and open a cold one for this here podcast episode with my friend and yours, Sean Guerrero. Now Sean, you see, he's not yer' everyday artist. That feller is a sculptor, a welder, a performer, a traveler, a seeker of wisdom in a land of lost souls, and a mighty good foster parent to a plane full of robot orphans. We yammered on about Bono, a giant glowing orb needlessly showing the desert pictures of itself, train-rattled skin care, art happenings in Fat City, The Bombay Beach Biennale, terrifying health conditions, time travel, space rockets in the night sky, and a whole lot more. I reckon you'd best take yer time with this one. Y'all share and enjoy now.

LINKS -

Bombay Beach Biennale

Chromesean.com

Fat City Gallery

TUNES

Oscar Aleman - Delicado

Nate Porter - Let the Good Times Last

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Straight from the Lower East Side of Bombay Beach, Tao Ruspoli (filmmaker, photographer, musician, explorer, Impresario, and co-founder of the Bombay Beach Biennale) rejoins the program for a history lesson and a cup of coffee. We talked about the Biennale, traveling studios, meeting the right friends at the right time, and Being in the World. Share and Enjoy!

Oscar Aleman - Delicado

Tao’s Youtube - Tao’s Website - Tao’s Grandfather - Tao’s Airbnb - Bombay Beach Biennale - Tao's Instagram

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Dan Piraro returns to the show from his hideout in Mexico. We talk about the political climate in the United States, Dan's spiritual journey, meditation, and psychedelic trips that have led to profound revelations about consciousness and existence. Dan also talks about his graphic novel, Peyote Cowboy, and his subscription newsletter, "The Naked Cartoonist." We had fun...you might too!

Tunes in this Episode

Oscar Aleman - Delicado

Los Panchos - El Burro Soccaron

Links

Bizarro.com - Dan's Oil Painting - Dan's Previous Episode of the MTP - Peyote Cowboy

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The post-Mardi Gras forever hangover, growing up in a small town, the influence of artistic parents, the DIY mentality, found photos, the importance of creativity in parenting, and the reflection on time and forgotten lives - this episode has it all! Give ol' Brent a listen, and go get yourself some art made with a sense of playful and loving curiosity! Also, a special musical interlude by Brent with his eight-year-old son on drums (Unusual Creatures). Additional music featuring Brent and his partner, Angela Calonder (Ghost Orchids), closes out the show. If I could, I would be paying Brent for his appearance on the show...

Links

Houzenga.com - Instagram

Tunes in This Episode

Oscar Aleman - Delicado

Unusual Creatures - Daddy Was A Bank Robber

Ghost Orchids - Great Escape

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Enjoy this special cross-promotional episode of "The Raised By Whoops Fake Radio Show"

This episode features original music written and performed by Alexis Angelucci and two dreams submitted by friends of the show.

Send in your dreams to [email protected]

What are dreams?  

According to Shakespeare, they are the very stuff we are made of. To Joseph Campbell, a dream is a personalized myth—and a myth a depersonalized dream. Both communicate in the same way, through a story, through imagery, which some may deem as the realm of pure fantasy but which is, in fact, more real and truer than true than many may care to admit. However, dreams and myths are not literal—and in a time when people are literally obsessed with literalism, it’s only too easy to shrug them off as meaningless junk. It’s just the brain’s way of processing what happened during the day and nothing else. But dreams are more than that—they are a subterranean mycelial network of connections, the deep underground roots we don’t see on the surface in the light of day but that give us all the nutrients we need to survive. Whether we remember them or not, they are providing us with much-needed sustenance and repair. But when we do remember them and pay them the respect and attention they deserve, something remarkable begins to happen. We are bringing some of those deep dark depths to light, which in turn means bringing ourselves more fully to life. It is a blossoming. A dream has very personal connotations but can also hold deep meaning for another. Many of us have similar recurring themes and experiences. In sharing them, we honor their existence, and can spark a remembering in another person. In a time of extreme disconnect, I believe this remembering is one of the most important things in the world. But not only that, sharing dreams is a lot of fun. Because, who writes this stuff anyway? That is the very reason for this segment, just the sheer joy of sharing dreams. We are not trying to pin anything down through interpretation or analysis, just appreciating the masterful art of the mysterious dreamweaver at work. 

Dreams in this Episode Provided By

Brendan Couch-Smith - Photographer, Artist, and Andrew's Nephew (not an easy task) - https://maxmalcolms.wordpress.com/2021/09/08/682/

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Kristen Kadi - [email protected] - psychic readings - Animal Communications - Hypnotherapy

Link

Alexis on the Show

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Thanks to our mutual pal, Jim O'Connor, I was able to sit down and chat in person with New York Times best-selling author, investigative journalist, award-winning film producer, editor, co-founder of Epic Magazine, and man of many odd-ball talents, Joshua Davis. We talked about his new podcast with Kyle MacLachlan, Varnamtown, his first book, "The Underdog," handling neighborly disputes with a sandwich, writing, seeking the truth, and the undeniable value of trying new things. Be sure to check out Varnamtown, Epic Magazine, and many past, present, and future projects courtesy of our new pal, Joshua Davis!

Links

Epic Magazine - Varnamtown - Kyle MacLachlan's Instagram - Spare Parts - Highlander - Article In The Guardian

Tunes in this Episode

Oscar Aleman - Delicado

The Four Tops - Baby I Need Your Lovin'

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