Sometimes a day that doesn’t start out right can end up on the opposite axis jumping into a positive polarity in a blink. Such was my Thursday, March 25th that began with morning and early afternoon misconnection thwarting my planned progress for the day. I found myself at the mercy of the digital gods and… Continue reading Radical Dana divided by Wonderment = the Square Root of Pi
Category: MUSIC
More of This, Less of That
Today, I post about the things that I’m including in my routine so that I can focus on the positive transformation of everything around me, including me, and our planet. So, I’ve compiled a series of images that represent what I’m focusing on as “more of this” with a nod to the ugliness “less of… Continue reading More of This, Less of That
America Tumbles While Nero Fiddles
This short post of several days past wraps it up in a blanket that doesn’t quite cover the entire body on a cold night forcing you to curl into fetal position: A Crack in the Universe Where the Pain Comes In Ah, but it’s much more than this and so much DEEPER. Beautiful citizens of… Continue reading America Tumbles While Nero Fiddles
Human Consciousness – Waking Life
I find myself this morning in a hypertensive pondering about my wonderful friends, colleagues, and peers who have become enamored with the idea of list-making. Writing a list of things to do, buy at the store, books to read, etc seem to be a worthy, time-consuming effort. But today I feel judgment of my people who are… Continue reading Human Consciousness – Waking Life
A Visit to Hyde Street Studios
Last night I experienced (once again) the feeling of earning my place in the Bay Area world of audio. It happens when I attend a sound event or take my students on a field trip to some local amazing audio space where I have a personal connection with the engineer(s) behind the console because I’ve worked… Continue reading A Visit to Hyde Street Studios
It’s A Family Affair
An iconic song by one of my favorite bands and the lyrics for all families. Sly & The Family Stone memories of the band and the song fill my head along with memories of Mom: Working as the Food and Beverage Manager at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles was one of the gigs my… Continue reading It’s A Family Affair