Open Lines Radio Audio Zine

Angie talks about the nature of connection--between spiders, animals, the earth, and even people.

Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Buckminster Fuller entitled "Tunings."

A vending machine-toppling shark, a brainwashed madame, and a young Aleister Crowley give each other Ogilve home perms... Hollee and Mark ponder the punchline.

Hannah: "I've now officially been here longer than I had been when I tried to leave the planet the first time. Proof of increased resilience, if nothing else. Proof that I love it here just a fraction more than I hate it. Proof that breathing is still more appealing than ghosting. Proof that I learned to love myself more than I cared about making my parents happy. Proof that making myself happy often meant breaking my family's heart. Proof that broken hearts pump blood just fine and...

Mark talks about the human need for connection, the pathway to a sponsor-free media, and finding truth in the moment.

Angie talks about practicing magic in a post-religion galaxy, Jeffrey Epstein, and bringing general awareness back into our lives.

This week's playlist: Deer Tick - Baltimore Blues No. 1 A.A. Bondy - American Hearts The Felice Brothers - Wonderful Life Jenny Owen Youngs - Here is a Heart Peter Gabriel - Blood of Eden - Live INXS - Never Tear Us Apart - Live AFI - Dancing Through Sunday - Live Connor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - Roosevelt Room Suzanne Vega - Gypsy The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen Watsky - Wounded Healer

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with London about the energy of the Lion's Gate that is pulling us toward new beginnings, shaking the hangups that hold us back, and allowing ourselves the freedom to roam in our minds.

Hannah and Ryan discuss the pressure of having a social score and Chinese tariffs, as well as possible ways to mitigate gun violence within our evolving society, while planning a sequel to Son-in-Law for Paulie Shore. They also ponder the actual dimensions of our physical experience. If our universe is in fact a balloon animal Pringle, then exactly how crunchy are we? And more importantly, are we plain or sour cream and onion flavor? And what flavor is Andromeda? Inquiring minds want to...

Mark talks about the difficulties of living as an individual perspective of a universal oneness while being trapped in these emotional, reactionary human bodies.

Today in After School Detention, we cleared some karma credits by listening to a lecture by Neville Goddard called "Imaginal Acts Become Facts."

This week's playlist: Motion City Soundtrack - Hold Me Down The Microphones - Between Your Ear and the Other Ear Shovels & Rope - Birmingham The Felice Brothers - Chicken Wire Okkervil River - Our Life is Not a Movie or Maybe Maria Taylor - Green Butterfly Conor Obers and the Mystic Valley Band - I Got the Reason Nik Freitas - Affected R.E.M. - Pale Blue Eyes Jenny Owen Youngs - From Here Death Cab for Cutie - A Lack of Color

Angie talks about the inclusion of everything because everything exists, living with dogs, and the weight of current events.

Angie talks about old souls, embracing synchronicity, acknowledging intuition, and how she met Mark.

On this episode of the Virtual Campfire, Mark talks with Bella about how she started her spiritual coaching business, finding mentors in everyone around us, and making sure we assign value to our work.

Angie talks about living an authentic life, the Government making your ears bleed if you try to storm Area 51, shelter shock, understanding where humans come from, and how we fit The Lord Jesus Christ into our lives.

Gather 'round the kids... it's time for the Children's Hour. In this episode, Hannah reads Tasha Tudor's Bedtime Book. This recitation includes descriptions of illustrations of a collection of classic folk and fairy tales, including Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Snow White, The Shoemaker and the Elves, City Mouse and Country Mouse, Billy Goats Gruff, Frog Prince, Traveling Musicians of Bremen, The Princess and the Pea, Hansel and Gretel, the Sorcerer's Apprentice, and The Star Dipper.

Doug and Mark talk about the defining moments in life and how trauma can lead to triumph.

Hannah helps us all cheerfully chime our way over the hump of this heatwave, initiating Leo Season and sealing the conclusion of Red Cosmic Moon Year in the midst of Coxcomb Red Moon on the final day of Cosmic Turtle Moon. This is a global unity meditation, so whichever day or moon you speak these words of peace to, the vision will expand and crystallize from your intention. Tune in and level up.

Mark talks about the ridiculousness of politics, fighting the power by getting along with everybody, and the physical shape of the soul.