The Panhandle Primate Podcast
Let’s Dig a Little Deeper
Timothy returns for his second appearance on the PPP. This was a "test" live podcast from on location at http://www.palacecoffee.co. We covered a lot of ground in this show, from burning man to big Pharma. I hope you enjoy our conversation.
Featured music by Amarillo local Hayden Pedigo https://haydenpedigo.bandcamp.com
James Is a long time friend and co-worker. When he isn't busy with a new baby, working at the fire department or running his supplement company, https://atlassuppco.com/products/conviction , he and his wife are also starting a new store in Amarillo Tx, http://www.shopathleisureboutique.com. We had a barn burner of a conversation covering work, play, success, father-hood and conspiracies. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!
Featured music by Ab-soul
Timothy Ingalls was referred to me by my first guest Erin Holland. I had a great time with this conversation. We talk about podcast, Charles Eisenstein, and even talk a bit about community design. I hope this was the first of many conversations, I hope you enjoy.
Featured Music by members of the Bwiti Tribe Gabon, Africa
Almost two weeks between podcast posts. This episode covers climbing trip to El Rito, my wife's new side hustle, vehicle extractions, artificial intelligence, and a new definition of success. As always, you can contact me through the Facebook page, Panhandle Primate Podcast, or through my website www.squarespace.panhandleprimate.com
musical features by Andrew Bird, Alex Wiley, and Chuuwee
In this ramble I talk about my fastest half-marathon finish, being called sir, and whatever comes up along the way.
Featured music by Ben Harper, Cold War Kids, and Everclear
Let's start at the beginning. In this show I back peddles a bit and provides some context for the show. Ramble shows give me a opportunity to play a few song, chase some rabbits, lay out some updates, and create some expectations. Context is the crux of the matter.
This show features music by: Andrew Bird, Ben Howard, and Mick Jenkins.
Conversation with the lovely Erin Holland. Erin lives in New York city where she works at the MoMA. You can see more of what Erin is working by visiting her web site https://www.erineliseholland.com or by checking her out on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/erineliseholland/?hl=en
