New Golden Age Radio

Doug and Mark talk about Doug's trip to Massachusetts, battling our own insecurities, shedding labels to overcome shyness, and why they don't wear a band t-shirt to the concert.

This week's playlist:

Watsky - Limo 4 Emos

Sunset Rollercoaster - I Know You Know

Brother Ali - Sensitive

Frank Black - Los Angeles

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone

Lana Del Rey (featuring A$AP Rocky, Playboi Carti) - Summer Bummer

The Front Bottoms - Swear To God The Devil Made Me Do It

Fiona Apple - Paper Bag

Grieves - RX

Fugazi - Promises

Krishna Das - Sri Argala Stotram (Selected Verses)/Show Me Love

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Sabina about practical implementation of spiritual practices in the modern world, writing ourselves at complex personalities across multiple social media platforms, and the tragic decline of the quality of Twinkies.

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Miss Karaffa about choosing to be your authentic self, using art as therapy, and maneuvering through life with all these moving pieces in it… like friends and kids and twin flames.

Today in After School Detention, we listened to a lecture by Manly P. Hall titled "Never Let the Past Ruin the Future."

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Angie on possibilities, responsibilities, and realities. Are we the engine or are we the fuel? Or are we something else entirely?

Mark talks about the past and how we can use it to shape the present in love instead of as a device to remember trauma.

Doug and Mark talk about facing our human mortality, recognizing how our past shapes our present, and how different people have different perceptions of who we each really are.

This week, it's an all Cure playlist:

The Figurehead

The Perfect Girl

Three Imaginary Boys

Fascination Street

Six Different Ways

Mint Car

Jupiter Crash

Shake Dog Shake

The Perfect Boy

Pictures of You

From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea

Catch

The Caterpillar

Maybe Someday

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Boys Don't Cry

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On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Kendra Roser about her spiritual journey, Drunvalo Melchizedek and Merkaba, and Sasquatch as an inter-dimensional entity.