New Golden Age Radio

Today in after school detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a talk by Alan Watts about trusting the universe.

Mark talks about conversations that transcend time and space, using social media as a means of teleportation, and honing our psychic abilities by becoming an objective observer.

This week's playlist:

Bright Eyes - I Must Belong Somewhere

Watsky - Talking to Myself

Flobots - Mayday!!!

Julia Nunes - Make Out

The Beatles - I'm Looking Through You

Moon Panda - Rabbit

The Head and the Heart - Hallelujah

The Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonaise

Soul Asylum - The Sun Maid

Anima! - Blood

Angels & Airwaves - The Moon-Atomic

Bad Religion - I Love My Computer

e.e. stone introduces herself in her first episode of Nightmare Hour/Daydream Hour with an introduction to self love.

Three meditations in 18 Realms. This probably isn't one you'll want to listen to while driving.

Mark talks about navigating the collective, while maintaining a unique and separate perspective, and while also recognizing that everybody else has a unique and separate perspective.

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Jes about the number seven, using trauma to evolve, and finding peace in the art of real people.

This week's playlist:

Soul Coughing - Moon Sammy

Blackwather Holylight - Willow

Eels - Grace Kelly Blues

Hippie Sabotage - Devil Eyes

Angels & Airwaves - Kiss With a Spell

Sia - Elastic Heart - Clams Casino Remix

Tom Petty - Don't Fade On Me

Daniel Lanois - The Collection of Marie Claire

Bad Books - Pyotr

mewithoutYou - In A Sweater Poorly Knit

Richard Brautigan - All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace

This week's playlist:

Dashboard Confessional - Vindicated

The Ataris - The Boys of Summer

K.Flay - Blood In The Cut

The Unlikely Candidates - Novocaine

Watsky - Mean Ass Drunk

Land Del Rey - Gods & Monsters

Nada Surf - Popular

PJ Harvey - Down By The Water

The Libertines - Time for Heroes

Eels - Mr. E's Beautiful Blues

Vampire Weekend - Oxford Comma

Natalie Merchant - Seven Years

Angie talks about why we choose to believe what we believe, the phenomenon of opposites attracting, and spreading light by acknowledging and fighting the dark.