Cosmic yogi articulates her philosophies and practical application relating to overcoming adversity, love and the lineage of her yogic practices.

Spiritual guide and surfing yogi talks about accessing her multi-dimensional self in different settings and always trying to be a conduit for healing and community building.

Race music was even before my time. There were songs being cut by black artists but they were not able to get them played. They were played locally in the black clubs and the black neighborhoods. Then certain white artists would come along and they would re-cut them. Someone like Elvis Presley for example and they would be huge hits. That was the kind of seperation that was going on at that time when there was an obvious race situation going on and the music just reflected that. If the record companies did sign a black artist the monies were so trivial to the point where they could never get the exposure their white counterparts got. Take a guy like Pat Boone, he did a lot of that, covered a lot. You can’t necessarily blame Pat Boone or the white artist. It was the companies that were running it and crafting it in that way because they were making money.

Under the tutelage of Hal Overton Steve propelled himself into Miles Davis' Live Evil band. The Stone Alliance with Don Alias and Gene Perla provided the proper balance of pulse, dynamics, tension and funk.

Underrated artist and brilliant singer talks about being an immigrant at a different time in America.

Troubadour singer and songwriter talks about overcoming adversity losing his girlfriend in a car accident, the saliency of poems and songs still matter and his relationship with Jerry Garcia

Cosmic discussion revolving around bringing attitude and sonic expansion to the bandstand in all musics' the intersection of Punk/Rock with the Grateful Dead in 1984 and his life as an individual player and musician. Walks to the beat of his own drummer....

Cosmic musician and spiritualist talks about learning to receive love and trust in her divine nature without getting hit by cars.

Titanic drummer and human being talks about his musical life and staying mentally strong in the age of COVID

Multi-dimensional yogi talks about overcoming depression and suicide through meditation, nature and living life by her own rules as opposed to the ones society says you should live by.