Headmosh with Todd Norman podcast

Favorite place #004, looking out the window, finding out what's behind the door. Something walked out of the woods in the night.

Wake up and Headmosh. Morning swim practice and the ecstasy of breakfast. Underwater swim love, tinkle bells and Mae (first ever Headmosh guest)

In woods in Northern Michigan, trouble relaxing and getting started on this episode, until I thought about where my feet were. 

Grateful and remembering  the teacher that taught me how to Headstand, and the exploration of secret unknown underground caves, tunnels, and mines.

750 words style morning brain dump of memories from Medford. The weird things about the pine barrens, and brain storming story ideas.

Walking and talking in the woods, moving forward with curiosity, and the realization at some point you will run into trouble when you are making something.  

Walking the dogs, remembering my first open printmaking studio, and hearing the train in the distance. 

Putting all the things together, mixing all the ingredients necessary to surf. Realizing a dream, and making it happen, expect the unexpected when you're trying something new.  

Birds in the dunes by Lake Michigan, what was it like 1000 years ago, what is it about seeing a deer in the valley, frozen in your footsteps.

Remembering when I went back to Skillman as a college kid, what moving is like when you leave a school behind, the fun of not giving a shit, patterns, and a sound collage!! beginnings of a song.

Sharing about migraines, visual aura, and how artists look at perception. A short piece of writing follows the podcast, based on a Migraine experience. 

Bats and yellow tennis balls, homeruns and summer nights. Memories and storytelling process. 

Meandering through the idea that artists need to document their work, remembering another New Jersey memory, and the weirdly intimate world of short videos and podcasts.

Memories of growing up and a friend who shared the best parts of himself and the places and people he knew. Grateful for the people that open up new worlds. 

Digging into where your art journey began. What is your history? How does your setting and environment play into your work? How does it ground you? What is your place?

In this episode Hand3seen talks about comfort and mediums, pushing yourself past the realm of comfort. The late David Bowie has some great advice for artists and musicians, and recommends that you should not feel too comfortable.

Try to set up a routine, steer clear of things "musts" that freeze your process. Keep making art and moving forward! Host: Todd Norman (hand3seen)