This week, Adam takes a stroll down Memory Lane on his way to Canada. A real friend takes off his shirt and walks out of Applebee's with you. John is fully housed once again, re-opens the Pelipan Portal and recants the growth he experienced while on his quest for stability. Bliss is in the journey!

This week, John's dear friend Rob K Peach shares his origins in, and love of hip hop and the culture which embodies it. The guys reflect upon the process of growth which the genre has experienced over the past 50 years; how we as a culture have grown in terms of our perceptions of race, gender, and sexuality; and Adam chimes in about the latest Brooks & Dunn album!

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Who taught Grok's Mecha Hitler how to fix the worlds problems? What is Adam's new podcast adventure, "Old Water" all about? Has John fallen head over heals in "Like?" Join the guys this week for a good old fashioned Oddville hang and find out!

This week, Adam and John welcomed Debra Bryant, RScP and member of the Everyday Center for Spiritual Living, to share her personal journey into spirituality after moving to Santa Fe in 1987. Debra shares the five step treatment plan of her spiritual practice, The Science of Mind, (not Scientology ...) as well as a little bit about the author of her tradition, Ernest Holmes. Debra also breaks down her thoughts on Shame v Guilt; Spirituality v Religion; The Power of Forgiveness v The Power of Regret; and how the EGO has a tendency to Edge God Out.

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Recording artist and long time friend of John, Sativa Minerva, stopped by this week to bless the pod with a glimpse into the hero's journey she's traveled so far as a recording artist, her philanthropic goals and aspirations, and her love for being a apart of the creative process. Is it possible for an artist to be fully in love with and devoted to their craft and a romantic partner at the same time? Do you believe in soul mates? Is it time for John to Move? Tune in to find out and don't forget to subscribe and tell your friends how much fun you had!Click below to listen to Sativa Minerva's music on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/artist/7vcPiCYHUDw4DNZwRgVXkG?si=u6JJk1VZR3qJqs_7IwTRugTo vote for Sativa Minerva's opportunity to perform live at the 2025 Global Citizens Fest, visit tophitmaker.org and search Sativa!

This week, Adam and John riff about the good ol' days of this lifetime and the not-so-good ol' days of lifetimes past. Adam makes plans to live out the movie "The Burbs," and John makes plans to build the backyard from "Honey I Shrunk the Kids."

If you would to support John's Lost Boy ambitions, you can grab a copy of his books, Pete and Gwendoline Grew Up, and How 2 Write a Novel in V Years: A Hero's Journey.

Available on Amazon, John's website, www.jstheartist.com, or by shopping locally at your favorite bookstore. If they don't have it yet, they would be happy to order it for you.

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Adam's back from Spain with a rekindled distain for mimes and shares stories about kind grifters. John's book, Pete & Gwendoline Grew Up, is for sale on Amazon and through his website www.JSTheartist.com. Also, the guys make plans to buy a town and start a homestead. Never stop dreaming.

Author, painter and set designer John Jason Phillips joins us this week to talk about his trilogy of novels and his experience in the 1980s as a gay man in San Francisco's Castro district. Jason also fills us in on the details of a potential movie deal for his second novel in the series, Queen of the Mission.

visit Johnjasonphillips.com to check out his art and stay updated on book releases!