Music of the Plutopian Spheres We’ve started watching Peter Jackson’s documentary “The Beatles: Get Back.” It shows the older and evolving “Fab Four” in the act of creating music for…
Jasmina Tešanović – “I thought it was a temporary state of mind, but the more that time goes by, especially now with the more the system is broken of information……
Plutopian Week, 11/22/2021 (Happy Thanksgiving!) Music of the Plutopian Spheres Charles Lloyd emerged in the 60s as a brilliant and eclectic reed player, usually playing tenor sax or flute. He…
Spike takes us on a free-wheeling tour of her ranch, her businesses and Bastrop County, Texas. Spike talks about her new restaurant, small town Texas and fitting in, glamping, weddings, and creating happy communities.
Music of the Plutopian Spheres New single by Stéphane Pompougnac, “Go On”: Pompougnac is a Paris DJ. Jean-Louis Costes hired him to be resident DJ at Hôtel Costes in Paris’…
Former political consultant, current mixed martial arts blogger, editor of SB Nations’s Bloody Elbow, and host of the “Let It Roll” podcast Nate Wilcox joins the Plutopian crew for a…
Music of the Plutopian Spheres As a Thanksgiving treat, Disney+ is screening the new three-episode documentary about the Beatles’ recording of the album originally called “Get Back,” and eventually released…
In this week’s Plutopia podcast, Jon and Scoop make a deep dive into death… also Halloween, sex, pagan celebrations, and Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). “Everyone is…
We should honor not just the tendency to build a visible life and environment that serves your own utopian vision – this also extends to the construction of an inner life and the cultivation of an inner voice.
Music of the Plutopian Spheres: John Coltrane: A Love Supreme in Seattle. A 1965 recording of Coltrane’s band performing his masterwork “A Love Supreme” at the Penthouse Club in Seattle,…
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