Audiodes

This is a conversation about whiteness and privilege in the cycling community with Bay Area raised Interaction Designer Alexis Bustos (alexisbustos.design). Alexis has spent many years on her bike and, as a mixed race queer woman, aims to challenge long standing systems of oppression one community at a time.

What is next? The Greta Thunberg of folk music? No cars, no airplanes. Keep it open. The call of the wild. Public Executions. I am not the I in the next song. Suburbia. This is yours, this is mine, but we're still all the same.

This Audiode is an echo of Audiode 33, checking in with the same people one extraordinary year later. It features very special guest contributions by: Agent Lead, Julia Ragen, Otis Ragen-Andrews, Elam Blackman, Andrew Blair, Sonya Burke, Asher Buskirk, Ned Buskirk, Chris Chandler, Anthony DaCosta, Amie Dorsey, Rebecka Digervall, Shelby Gold, Mike Herz, Wiekbe Hoefkens, Megan Keely, Wilson Marks, K...

The Golden Ox. A sunrise revelation. Talkin' grandpas with Bill in Texas. A Presidents Day rally in Florida.

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Audiode 34 is a four part series reviewing the first 23 Audiodes, which are not on any podcast streaming sites and are only available to subscribers at patreon.com/audiodes. This is Part 4 of 4.

Audiode 34 is a four part series reviewing the first 23 Audiodes, which are not on any podcast streaming sites and are only available to subscribers at patreon.com/audiodes. This is Part 3 of 4.

Audiode 34 is a four part series reviewing the first 23 Audiodes, which are not on any podcast streaming sites and are only available to subscribers at patreon.com/audiodes. This is Part 2 of 4.

This Audiode features very special guest contributions by: Agent Lead, Julia Ragen, Otis Ragen-Andrews, Elam Blackman, Andrew Blair, Sonya Burke, Asher Buskirk, Ned Buskirk, Chris Chandler, Ryan Cohen, Anthony DaCosta, Chevee Dodd, Ted Dorsey, Rebecka Digervall, Shelby Gold, Mike Herz, Wiekbe Hoefkens, Megan Keely, Wilson Marks, Kelly McFarling, Matt the Electrician, Ax Prince, Raina Rose, Ramona...

https://www.thehereafterishere.com/freedomtour2020

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Audiode 29 was collected near Bellingham, WA in the aftermath of the 19th Annual Subdued Stringband Jamboree. It features an enlightening and inspiring conversation with the extraordinary Meghan Yates. Her new album, “The Other Side,” is available on Bandcamp: https://meghanyates.bandcamp.com/releases .

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Audiode 27 was collected in June 2019 while doing a bicycle tour from San Francisco to Los Angeles down Highway 1 (309.9 miles + 12,729 feet climbed + 6 shows). It features conversations with the Andrews family (Nels, Julia, and Otis) in Santa Cruz. Nels Andrews ( https://www.nelsandrews.com ) is releasing a beautiful new album on August 9th called “Pigeon & the Crow.”

Audiode 26 was collected in Toledo, OH and elsewhere on the road in the midwest in March 2019 (and finished in San Francisco, CA in April and May). It features a conversation with Dylan Wise, who has released many recordings ( https://hellodylanwise.bandcamp.com ) and has a podcast about making songs: https://www.hellodylanwise.com/podcast . 

Audiode 25 was collected in San Francisco, CA in January 2019. It is largely a conversation with Ned Buskirk. Ned is the founder of the You’re Going to Die, a 501(c)3 nonprofit bringing diverse communities creatively into the conversation of death and dying, and inspiring life by unabashedly sourcing our shared mortality. He says: "We are ALL going to die. Let’s creatively explore that shared inev...

Audiode 24 was collected in Arcata, CA during November/December 2018. I was participating in an artist residency program at a community arts center called The Sanctuary, writing and recording a new album (forthcoming in 2019…) The Sanctuary’s mission statement says they are “dedicated to creative growth through the arts. We encourage people to teach, inspire and know each other.” It was a very pos...