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Soulcruzer episodes
- #Octaver14 Day 6 - Big Caddy, Grandpa and Me
Tracks you remember hearing on the radio when you were young. #Octaver14 #Octaver2014
11 min - #Octaver14 Day 5 - Who I'd Like To Meet
Tell the story of an artist or group you have met or play something by an artist you would love to meet.
13 min - #Octaver14 Day 4 - Hey Jude, Russian Invasion, and My Birthdate
Day 4: Find a track or an album released on your birthday. If none exist, find something from your birth year instead.
17 min - [Revised] #Octaver14 Day 3 - A Song That Describes Your Childhood
Really enjoyed this topic. Encouraged me to reflect on the kind of childhood I had. And thanks to @DaylightGambler for alerting to the the fact that I uploaded the wrong file yesterday. #Octaver14 #Octaver2014
13 min - #Octaver14 Day 2 - Two Examples Of Songs You Like That Were Released Before You Were Born
Oh yeah, Day 2 of #Octaver14 #Octaver2014
12 min - #Octaver14 Day 1 Share Your Musical Journey Over the Past Year
This was fun to make. Hope you enjoy it. #Octaver14 #Octaver2014
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About Soulcruzer
From the publisher's feed
The Soulcruzer podcast is an audioblog from the edge of the inner life.
Part personal essay, part field recording, part narrative alchemy, it follows the strange places where story, psyche, myth, technology, and everyday experience begin to speak to each other.
One episode might wander through tarot as reflective technology. Another might take Nietzsche’s eternal return for a walk, explore games as containers for transformation, or ask what happens when ancient wisdom meets the AI age. Depth psychology brushes against the esoteric. Philosophy comes down from the shelf. Theory gets tested against life.
This is not polished guru-talk or productivity theatre. It is a mind in movement: raw notes, live experiments, confessional mysticism, and working fragments from the textual underground.
At the heart of it all is a simple premise:
Stories are code. Reality is programmable. And the life you are living might be more editable than you were taught to believe.
If you are drawn to the deep work, the strange edges, and the art of becoming more fully alive, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.