The Twilight Conversations

In the final instalment of this imaginative trilogy, we explore the cool characters from AA Milnes 100 Acre wood..Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl & Christopher Robin, the magical enchantment of the Little Prince through to the creative dream that is the Wizard of Oz...& how could we not be totally intoxicated by the Supernatural realm through the portal in the wardrobe..Aslan rises..close your eyes, breathe..come with me, we will be in a world of pure imagination

Podcast Editor - Ger Kellett

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‘Ooh child’ Milck from This is not the end (2017)

‘Lovely to see you’ The Moody blues from On the threshold of a dream (1969)

Happiness Macy Gray from The trouble with being me (2003)

‘Star Star’ (pure imagination) Glen Hansard & The Frames from Set List (2003)

‘Solsbury hill’ Peter Gabriel from Peter Gabriel (1977)

‘Return to innocence’ Enigma from Cross of changes (1993)

‘Over the rainbow’ John Martyn from Saphire (1984)

‘Dont stop’ Fleetwood Mac from Rumours (1977)

 ‘One fine day’ David Byrne & Brian Eno from Everything that happens will happen today (2004)

 Willie Wonka & the chocolate factory (1971)

Winnie-the-pooh/The house at Pooh corner (1926)

The little prince St Exupery (1943)

The Wizard of Oz MGM (1939)

The lion, The witch & the wardrobe CS Lewis (1950)

Love, grow, inspire & heal through imaginative thinking & creative actions, projects & activities... Could that inner voice/angel, imaginary friend, fantasy, animal, toy actually hold the key to more expansive, free, loving, inspiration & positive living? Please do not dismiss the power & potential of deeper, creative dimensions & ways of being... You might be pleasantly surprised!

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‘New York groove’ Ace Frehley from Kiss Ace Frehley (1978)

‘Shilo’ Neil Diamond from Just for you (1967)

‘Magic hour’ Cast from Magic hour (1999)

‘Put your lights on’ Santana (Ft Everlast) from Supernatural (1999)

‘Samba Pat Ti’ Santana from Abraxus (1970)

‘Romeo had Juliette’ Lou Reed from New York (1989)

‘Loves in need of love today’ Stevie Wonder from Songs in the key of life (1976)

‘High hope’ Patrick Droney from Patrick Droney EP (2018)

‘Everybody needs lovin’ Toots & the Maytals from Reggae got soul (1976)

‘You inspire me’ FM Laeti from for the music (2014)

‘Kids falling in love’ Dope Lemon from the single (2020)

‘Fresh feeling’ The Eels from Soul jacker (1998)

Lets open our minds to the immense power & potential of our imaginations, through creative endeavors, projects & possibilities... Ladle in an attitude of love & anything is possible! Like for example a beautiful friendship between a cartoon dog & a robot..

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‘lets Go’ The Feelies from The good earth (1986)

‘Hold my hand’ Hootie & the blowfish from Cracked rear view (1994)

‘Sunrise’ Nora Jones from Feels like home (2004)

‘Yellow leadbetter’ Pearl Jam from Rearviewmirror Greatest hits (1991-2003)

‘You got a spell on me’ Bill Right from Eccentric soul (2008)

‘Is she really going out with him’ Joe Jackson from Look Sharp (1979)

‘Better than’ Lake street Dive from Bad self portraits (2014)

‘The only living boy in New york’ Everything but the girl from The only living boy in New york (1991)

‘People are strange’ The Doors from Strange days (1967)

‘Happy’ William Bell from Bound to happen (1969)

September Earth, wind & fire from The Greatest hits (1978)

‘Robot wars’ Pablo Berger (2024)

‘I got my mojo working’ Joyce Harris & the daylighters from The Domino story (1998)

In this episode, I revisit the potentially dangerous world of Psychopathy... I do it through the televisual lens of compelling drama series ‘Killing Eve’, which takes us on an intriguing journey into the female psychopath, love, passion, obsession, lust & debauchery! Open your mind..dare if you will..to recognise your deepest desires…

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‘Since you’ve been gone’ Rainbow from Down to Earth (1979)

‘Mistra Know it all’ Stevie Wonder from Inner visions (1974)

I love you i’ll kill you’ Enigma from Cross of changes (1993)

‘Relating to a psychopath’ Macy Gray from The ID (2001)

‘Killing me softly with his song’ The Fugees from The Score (1996)

‘Dont believe a word’ Thin Lizzy from Johnny the fox (1976)

‘Bitch don’t kill my vibe’ kendrick Lamar from good kid mAAd city (2012)

‘Oxytocin’ Billy Eilish from Happier than ever (2021)

‘Psychokiller’ Talking heads from Talking heads 77 (1977)

‘I wish it was me’ Obongjayer from Some nights i dream of doors (2022)

‘Valerie’ Amy Winehouse from Live, BBC Radio 1 in lounge, London (2007)

‘Can i kick it’ A tribe called quest from Peoples instinctive travels & the paths of rhythm (1990)

‘The art of loving’ psychoanalyst, social philosopher, humanistic therapist & author Erich Fromm

Lets come up for air & breathe... In the final Pod covering the 4 Elements, I sail through the wind & the air, exploring this strange, invisible life sustaining combination of gases, atmospheric qualities, air pressure, tides/winds & sweet breezes, revolutionary flights, spirit/breath, flatulence & masturbation... Something for everyone!!!

Podcast Editor - Ger Kellett

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‘Ride like the wind’ Christopher Cross from Christopher Cross (1979)

‘Breathe in the air’ Pink Floyd from Dark side of the moon (1973)

‘Solid air’ John Martyn from Solid air (1973)

‘Northern Sky’ Nick Drake from Bryter layter (1971)

‘Love on the air’ David Gilmour from About Face (1984)

‘The air that i breathe’ The Hollies from Hollies (1974)

‘Lifes a gas’ T.Rex from Electric Warrior (1971)

‘In the air tonight’ Phil Collins from Face value (1981)

‘Call me the breeze’ JJ Cale from Naturally (1971)

‘This flight tonight’ Joni Mitchell from Blue (1971)

‘Spirit’ The Waterboys from This is the sea (1985)

‘Skybird’ Neil Diamond from Jonathan Livingston seagull (1973)

‘Breathless’ Nick Cave & the bad seeds from Abattoir blues/The Lyre of Orpheus (2004)

Something in the air’ Thunderclap Newman from Hollywood dream (1969)

Can you feel it in your waters? In this episode I ‘dive’ into the mysterious, magical and powerful energies of Water... From quenching thirst for love, peace & meaning, to our oceans & seas... We're fucked without it & beautifully fucked with it!!

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‘Bring me some water’ Melissa Ethridge from Melissa Ethridge (1988)

‘Water of love’ Dire Straits from Dire Straits (1978)

‘This is the sea’ The Water boys from This is the sea (1985)

‘Once in a lifetime’ Talking heads from Remain in Light (1980)

‘Waterfalls’ TLC from Crazy, sexy, cool (1994)

‘Waters edge’ Cyndi Lauper (Featuring Sarah McLaughlin) from The Body acoustic (2005)

‘We float’ PJ Harvey from Stories from the city stories from the sea (2000) 

‘Fluid’ Ammes single (2015)

‘Wade into the water’ Alabama3 from La Peste (2000)

‘Buckets of rain’ Bob Dylan from Blood on the tracks (1975)

‘Shower the people’ James Taylor from in the pocket (1976)

‘Teardrops’ Womack & Womack from Conscience (1888)

‘I went down to the river to pray’ Alison Krauss from The motion picture Oh brother where art thou? (2000)

In this episode, I explore this powerful, dangerous, awe inspiring & life giving energy - fire... It has so many meanings & possibilities... I touch on the big hitters: heat, passion, light, energy & purification...

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‘Fire’ The Pointer sisters from Energy (1978)

‘Hot love’ T.Rex from Electric Warrior (1971)

‘Man on fire’ Edward Sharp & the Magnetic Zeros from Here (2012)

‘Who by fire’ Leonard Cohen from New skin for old ceremony (1974)

‘Light my fire’ Jose Feliciano from Feliciano! (1968)

‘Shine on you crazy diamond pts 1-5 Pink Floyd from Wish you were here (1975)

Sunshine on a rainy day’ Zoe from Sunshine on a rainy day (1990)

‘Fire & Rain’ James Taylor from Sweet baby James (1970)

‘Rooms on fire’ Stevie Nicks from The other side of the mirror (1989)

Daffy duck, Bugs bunny, Elmer Fudd etc Warner Bros (1930-2014)

Robin Williams sings Fire in the style of Elmer Fudd from: Throbbing Python of love (1983)

In the first of a four parter, I explore the first of the key elements: Earth... What are the qualities of the Earth/ground energies? Can we accept & co-operate with this powerful, rich life giving force & accept humbly the Earths magnetic field & gravitational pull... Which we are intrinsic to & co-creators of..

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‘I feel the earth move’ Carole King From Tapestry (1971)

‘Gravity’ John Mayer from Continuum (2006)

 ‘Feet on the Ground’ Hothouse Flowers from People (1988)

‘Walk this world’ Heather Nova from Oyster (1994)

‘Where do the children play Cat Stevens from Mona bone jackon (1970)

‘Harvest for the world’ The Isley Brothers From Harvest for the world (1976)

‘Down to zero’ Joan Armatrading from Joan Armatrading (1976)

‘Hymn of the big wheel’ Massive Attack (1991)

‘Hungry for your love’ Van Morrison from Wavelength (1977)

‘Touching’ Author Ashley Montagu (1971)

In this centenary episode, Deano & I talk about what it means to ‘be a man’, the human condition, fear, vulnerability, courage & joy.. It's ok to be who you are in all its unique glory, which paradoxically will connect to all sentient beings..

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‘Manish boy’ Muddy Waters from Mississippi Blues (1955)

‘Boys dont cry’ The Cure from Imaginary boys (1979)

‘Thank you for hearing me’ Sinead O’Connor from Thank you for hearing me (1994)

‘Im not in love’ Fun loving criminals’ from Mimosa (1994) originally 10CC (1975)

‘Running away’ Bob Marley & the Wailers from Kaya (1978)

‘I guess i just feel like’ John Mayer from Sob rock (2019)

‘Ways to cry’ from No little boy (1992)

‘Stood up’ John Hiatt from Bring the family (1987)

‘What your soul sings’ Massive attack (featuring Sinead O’Connor) from 100th window (2003)

Wonderful world Louie Armstrong from What a wonderful world (1967)

Part 3 explores the joy, fun, excitement, curiosity, pleasure, mystery & love waiting in the wings, if we are patient, courageous & willing to live honestly & truthfully... Opening up to the possibility of entering the sacred realms of the 11th Dimension!!

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‘Gimme all your lovin’ ZZ Top from Eliminator (1983)

‘Free Treasure’ Adrienne Lenker from Bright Future (2024)

‘Summer Breeze’ The Isley brothers from the Ultimate Isley brothers (1974)

‘This Feeling’ Alabama Shakes from Sound & Colour (2015)

‘Sitting on the dock if the bay’ Otis Reading from Dock of the bay (1968)

‘Rock n Roll with me’ David Bowie from Diamond dogs (1974)

‘Higher love’ Steve Windwood from Back in the high life again (1986)

‘Lovely day’ Bill withers from Menagerie (1977)

‘The sweet love you give (sure goes a long, long way) Steve Fobert from the best of Steve Forbert what kinda guy? (1979)

‘I know what i like (in your wardrobe) Genesis from Selling England by the pound (1974)