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Meandering Musings
I have always loved adventure - whether it has been in my career, my entrepreneurial activities, or my life. On my travels, I have met so many terrific people, learned about their culture, their perspectives. Every year, I take a trip with family, or friends, or sometimes alone to a new destination. It renews and inspires me, and I hope that my commentaries will inspire you to explore our shared world as well as to value and marvel at what may appear at the time to be seemingly small and unimportant moments in this wonderful time that we have on this earth. Feed your adventurous side, revel in...
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Finally Tasted a Purple Cow 06.11.2026 5:17
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil may have met his newest ice cream flavor successor... and it only took a recent mini-reunion trip to his former college stomping grounds of Williamstown, Massachusetts to try it. How can the purple cow battle its powerful flavors to be liked with creameries, ice cream shops and retail stores? Careful mint-chocolate chip, you might be replaced soon. Find...
Billy Crystal And The Life That Wasn't In The Script 30.10.2026 8:05
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil shares his recent viewing and connection with legendary actor Billy Crystal's one-man Broadway show, 860. In the aftermath of the Palisades fires that took his home, Billy relives his memories and moments that mattered the most, reflecting on how the power of laughter can overcome even the hardest of times. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmu...
What Will the Camino Teach Me This Time? 09.10.2026 10:17
In this episode Neil prepares to return to Spain’s legendary Camino de Santiago eleven years after cycling the famed French route. This time, joined by his partner Alexis and following the Portuguese coastal path, Neil explores why hundreds of thousands of pilgrims continue to undertake this centuries-old journey. As he looks ahead to the miles, the conversations, and the unexpected discoveries wa...
Do I Need to Hire Someone Just to Be a Patient? 02.10.2026 15:01
In this candid episode of Meandering Musings , Neil shares a growing frustration familiar to many Americans: navigating the health-care system. Despite being healthy, persistent, technologically savvy, and financially secure, Neil finds himself overwhelmed by endless referrals, delayed appointments, missing records, phone trees, patient portals, and bureaucratic obstacles. He reflects on how patie...
Do You Want to Play? 25.09.2026 4:29
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil reflects on an unexpected lesson from his grandchildren, who kept inviting him to do something adults often forget: play. Whether it was swimming, hunting for shells, digging for clams, building Jenga towers, or laughing through charades, Neil discovers that children engage in activities not for productivity or self-improvement, but simply for the joy o...
A Marching Band That Won’t March 18.09.2026 6:27
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil reflects on his late-blooming journey into the world of music. From chamber music and symphony performances to jazz clubs and, most recently, Seattle’s wonderfully quirky Ballard Sedentary Sousa Band, Neil discovers that music is less about expertise and more about experience, community, and joy. He explores the delight of finding new passions at 82 and...
My Own Little Version of the movie “Tow” 11.09.2026 9:47
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson recounts his unexpectedly expensive encounter with Seattle’s towing policies after returning to discover his car had been impounded for weeks without his knowledge. What begins as a frustrating search for a missing vehicle evolves into a deeper reflection inspired by the film Tow and its depiction of homelessness, bureaucracy, and survival. Nei...
I Watched Dr. Phil Sell Me a Prostate Pill. Except It Wasn’t Dr. Phil. 04.09.2026 17:41
In this thought-provoking episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson shares a surprisingly personal story about being deceived by a sophisticated online supplement pitch that appeared to feature trusted public figures and medical experts. What began as a search for answers about a common health concern became a lesson about artificial intelligence, misinformation, and how difficult it has becom...
The Trouble With Painted Toenails 28.08.2026 6:01
In this episode Neil Peterson shares the unexpected consequences of letting his young granddaughters, express their artistic talents by painting his toenails bright red and purple. What begins as a joyful moment of grandparenting turns into a humorous struggle between cherished memories and an 82-year-old grandfather’s desire to reclaim his usual image. With warmth, self-deprecating humor, and aff...
A Moment Worth Showing Up For 21.08.2026 6:15
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson travels across the country for an event that might seem small to some but felt enormous to him: his granddaughter Edith’s preschool graduation. As he watches eight young graduates sing songs, receive awards, and take their first steps toward kindergarten, Neil reflects on family, milestones, and the way love changes our perspective. With warmth...
The Green Monster 14.08.2026 7:23
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson shares a sweet summer story from Martha’s Vineyard, where a summer tradition of ferry rides and ice cream leads to an unexpected discovery. A lifelong devotee of mint chocolate chip, Neil is persuaded to try a New England favorite called Green Monster, sparking a reflection on tradition, curiosity, and the value of occasionally making room for...
More Than a Building 31.07.2026 6:45
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on the beauty and significance of Budapest’s iconic Hungarian Parliament building. What begins as admiration for a remarkable landmark evolves into a meditation on history, identity, and the unexpected human connections that travel can create—reminding us that sometimes the places we visit leave their deepest mark through the moments w...
A Great Idea We Should Copy 24.07.2026 5:35
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on his first experience in Budapest’s famous thermal baths and discovers something deeper than relaxation. What begins as a travel adventure becomes an exploration of community, wellness, and the value of shared public spaces—raising the question: what if more of our cities were designed to help people connect? Find Meandering Musings...
Winston Churchill… and a Rubber Duck 17.07.2026 6:19
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson shares an unexpected travel story that combines two of his passions: Winston Churchill and rubber ducks. After purchasing a Churchill-themed duck in London and believing it was lost forever, Neil is touched by the kindness and humor of a hotel staff that not only returned it but sent along a new duck companion and a handwritten note. It's a ref...
What Is It About Apricots? 10.07.2026 5:01
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson talks about the top crop of Austria's Wachau Valley and his personal love of the fruit. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .
Slowing Down in the Wachau Valley 03.07.2026 4:30
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on a visit to the Wachau Valley in Austria. "I left Prague ready for something completely different, and the peaceful Wachau Valley gave me exactly that. As I explored the Danube by boat and bicycle, I discovered that the greatest gift wasn't the castles, vineyards, or famous apricots—it was the chance to slow down, let go of the...
The Names on the Wall 26.06.2026 4:05
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on a return visit to Prague’s Jewish Quarter. Surrounded by thousands of names memorialized on synagogue walls, he shares a meditation on loss, memory, and the human stories behind unimaginable numbers—reminding us that some experiences aren’t meant to be explained, but simply felt. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.n...
Appreciating… Without Enjoying 19.06.2026 5:42
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson shares his experience attending the Vienna State Opera—an iconic cultural event that didn’t unfold quite as expected. Despite the grandeur and world-class performance, Neil reflects on the surprising gap between appreciating something deeply and actually enjoying it, offering a thoughtful reminder that not every celebrated experience will reson...
More Than Tea 12.06.2026 7:19
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on experiencing Afternoon Tea at the iconic Brown's Hotel in London—an elegant ritual that goes far beyond food and drink. Through thoughtful details, quiet moments, and shared experience, he explores how slowing down with intention can turn even a simple tradition into something meaningful, reminding us of the rare value of truly bein...
A Night in a Different World 05.06.2026 7:44
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on his unexpected stay at a true five-star hotel in London and what made the experience so memorable. Beyond the luxury, it was the extraordinary attention to detail and personal care that stood out—prompting a deeper reflection on what truly makes something feel special, and how stepping outside our usual routines can shift our perspe...
Why I Travel 29.05.2026 6:21
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson shares insights from the middle of a 16-day journey through Europe, exploring how travel shapes not just what we see—but who we become. He reflects on the ways unfamiliar places challenge our perspectives, deepen connections, and reveal something about ourselves, while reminding us that the true value of travel often lies in the quiet, unplanne...
My Brief Career as an Illegal Uber Driver 22.05.2026 9:58
In this episode, Neil Peterson recounts his brief and ill-fated stint as an “illegal Uber driver” during the chaos of Coachella. What begins as simple curiosity quickly turns into a five-second, five-foot adventure that ends with a police citation and a great story. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org See Privacy Poli...
I Didn’t Want to Do This. Then I Wrote My Obituary 15.05.2026 5:27
On this episode Neil Peterson reflects on an unexpected exercise—writing his own obituary—and the surprising insights it revealed. What begins as an uncomfortable assignment quickly turns into a meaningful exploration of values, relationships, and what truly matters in life. Neil shares how the experience shifts the focus from achievements to purpose, inviting listeners to consider how they are li...
A Restaurant Without Dessert? 08.05.2026 11:04
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil Peterson reflects on his lifelong love of dessert and how a surprising restaurant experience—with no dessert menu at all—sparked a deeper appreciation for life’s small rituals. He explores how a sweet ending to a meal, helps turn ordinary meals into lasting memories. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https:...
A Tale of Two DMVs 01.05.2026 8:09
In this episode of Meandering Musings , Neil talks about two very different experiences at the DMV—one frustrating and time-consuming, the other efficient and respectful. What struck Neil wasn’t the people, but the systems behind them, and how those systems shape how we feel about government. It reminded him that small, everyday interactions can either build trust or quietly erode it. F...
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