New Golden Age Radio

Mark talks about honoring the pull to new beginnings, the importance of adding your vocalized vibration to the digital realm, and the fluidity of community.

Doug and Mark talk about the encroachment of masks on our previously mask-free world, finding ways to simplify our lives to slow down time, and moving beyond hollow validation in search of self validation.

This week's playlist:

The Ataris - San Diamas High School Football Rules

The Tragically Hip - Wheat Kings

Phoebe Bridgers - Kyoto

Bad Religion - Kyoto Now!

Bright Eyes - Persona Non Grata

Motion City Soundtrack - L.G. FUAD

Jenny Owen Youngs - Hot In Herre

The New Regime - A Way To Feel Again

Maria Taylor - Lynn Teeter Flower

Manchester Orchestra - I Can Feel a Hot One

Roxette - Church Of Your Heart

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dark Necessities

Rilo Kiley - With Arms Outstretched

Paul McCartney - Hope Of Deliverance

The Head and the Heart - Rivers and Roads

This week's playlist:

The Flaming Lips - Bad Days

Mercury Rev - Goddess On A Hiway

Maria Taylor - Matador

Grieves - Perspective

The Unicorns - I Was Born (A Unicorn)

Bliss n Eso - The Sea is Rising

The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Easily Charmed By Fools

Surfbort - Hippie Vomit Inahler

Heart - Alone

Pearl Jam - Who Ever Said

Alanis Morissette - Citizen of the Planet

Deftones - Sextape

On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Soraya The Great about quarantine life, Jeff Bezos, social justice (and mostly injustice), and coping with the pain of shifting change. And did I mention Jeff Bezos?

Doug and Mark talk about life in a time of COVID-19 and what it means for the future.

Mark talks about the forced slowdown of humanity thanks to COVID-19, as well as the permanent changes that this slowdown has created. Then he talks about some old memories. The whole thing is disjointed and doesn't make sense... but c'est la vie.

On this episode of The Virtual Campfire, our camp host Mark talks with Donna Colbert about how our normal perspectives have been shaken by COVID-19, dealing with life in a shelter-in-place world while some people are deemed "essential," and finding new and innovative outlets to release our creativity.

This week's playlist:

Chance the Rapper - 5 Year Plan

Tori Amos - A Sorta Fairytale

We Were Promised Jetpacks - Quiet Little Voices

Belly - Feed the Tree

Watsky - Strong As an Oak

Lana Del Rey - Lust For Life (with The Weeknd)

Better Oblivion Community Center - Didn't Know What I Was in For

Trevor Hall - Green Mountain State

Soul Coughing - True Dreams of Wichita

The Beatles - Baby, You're A Rich Man

Angels & Airwaves - Secret Crowds

Michigander - Misery

Lean Year - Come and See

Mark talks about the current state of paranoia, letting your art grow wings and fly, and how petty annoyances tend to get strung together like a paper chain on Christmas until you can decorate your entire life with it.