New Golden Age Radio

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Ary about living authentically in spite of what the haters say, finding ways to get to nature in a world with dwindling resources, and helping people see the light in a seemingly darkening world.

Hollee and Mark are joined by Macdara Smith, an artist living in France. Macdara talks about his current art projects, the process of manifesting visions, and how current events weigh heavily on that process, as well as taking a stab at the existential question: Is he a human dreaming that he's a fox or is he a fox dreaming that he's a human?

Sit in with Hannah and Ryan as they perform a Chakra Reading for the season, wherein they use their personal lenses to examine the concepts and colors of the chakras, as well as delving into dharma versus damma versus works versus teaching. The layers of synchronicity are thicker than the Fallbrook fog at 9:34 pm in the height of Southern California's June gloom.

Doug and Mark talk about what would happen if we wiped out history, the consequences of a single source of information, and the crazy nature of trees.

Hannah flows about the energies of the season and what kept her on hiatus from humanity for a while, why she's feeling drawn back to the circle round the fire, what she's built in the interim, and what's on the horizon. Solstice Shift brings us back to ourselves in the fullness of our Light and welcoming our ever-always-increasing Shadow, highlighting the glorious balance of productivity and integration.

Mark talks about logical next steps throughout life, fighting boredom after we achieve our goals, and not giving in to society's programming.

This week's playlist:

Eryn Allen Kane - Deeply Rooted

Ben Folds - Before Cologne

Ben Folds - Cologne

Watsky - Moral Of The Story

Bad Books - Lost Creek

Lizzo - Soulmate

Luis Fonsi - Despacito

Tori Amos - Sleeps With Butterflies

Nirvana - On A Plain

Perry Ferrel - Snakes Have Many Hips

The Front Bottoms - Au Revoir (Adios)

Tigers Jaw - Plane vs. Tank vs. Submarine

Margot & The Nuclear So and So's - A Children's Crusade On Acid

Better Oblivion Community Centre - Dominos

Caillou, James Joyce, and Leonardo da Vinci walk into an energy-efficient pepper factory... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.

Mark talks about shedding our own labels to evolve to new levels, sharing our vibrations with inter-dimensional beings, and seeking resolution as an end to conflict.

Today in After School Detention, we listened to a 1968 episode of William F. Buckley's Firing Line, featuring a drunken Jack Kerouac, the Fug's Ed Sanders, and Lewis Yablonsky, discussing the "Hippie" movement.