2 Non Blondes

John and Buddy talk about the importance of directness when it comes to relationships. Buddy struggles with being direct with family members. John discloses a recent real life example of being direct with a friend. Buddy starts the poem titled “Information Man.” [THIS PODCAST IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. JOHN & BUDDY WILL BE BACK AFTER DYING THEIR HAIR.  STAY TUNED.]

In this episode John, Buddy, and Vanessa discuss celibacy and balance on their way to the mountains. Buddy ends with a poem titled “Some They Can’t Contain.” [THIS PODCAST IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. JOHN & BUDDY WILL BE BACK AFTER DYING THEIR HAIR.  STAY TUNED.]

John and Buddy talk about the power of breath. Buddy just got back from a meditation retreat, meditating eleven hours a day. John and Buddy agree on the definition of meditation but disagree on the how meditation can truly impact us. They end with a short love poem. [THIS PODCAST IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. JOHN & BUDDY WILL BE BACK AFTER DYING THEIR HAIR.  STAY TUNED.]

Opening poem.  “The Art of Die Smilingly.” In this episode, John and Buddy talk about their dads and how their relationship with their fathers have impacted them. Or not. Both agree we live in a fatherless nation and the importance of acknowledging good dads. If you’re there and trying, you’re good. And much needed. [THIS PODCAST IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. JOHN & BUDDY WILL BE BACK AFTER DYING THEIR HAIR.  STAY TUNED.]

Opening poem: “A Waste.”  In this episode, John and Buddy discuss their “locker room” thread with their male friends and what should and shouldn’t be allowed. They end on a powerful question asked from the room. How do you deploy compassion if someone doesn’t see the whole you? [THIS PODCAST IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. JOHN & BUDDY WILL BE BACK AFTER DYING THEIR HAIR.  STAY TUNED.]