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Miracles in Manhattan

Author: Maisto and Wild

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Join us in a revolt against tired illusions.

Two spiritual delinquents turn chaos, romance, crisis, and sex into serenity. A practical, bumpy, funny, sexy soulful ride begins here. Two real people with awfully real stories. Oh, and we discuss all of A Course in Miracles. #ACIM.

It's fun. You'll laugh. We do.

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@WildManhattan
http://www.ReverendWild.com
http://www.MarcoMaisto.com
On IG: @RogueSignalStudio
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E is for Expectations.Our happiness is inversely proportional to the level of our expectations. Hello from New York City, megalopolis on PAUSE and now with a CURFEW. These are the ABCs of isolation. Miracles in Manhattan continues their coverage of the self, and whatever that place on the other side of the glass is. What do you expect to happen consciously and more interestingly -  SUBconsciously? Share at [email protected] or @WildManhattan on twitter. Visit us at http://MiraclesinManhattan.com
D is for Dungeons and Dragons and Death. Hello from New York City, megalopolis on PAUSE, unsure of how to look at itself. These are the ABCs of isolation. In this special remote series, Miracles in Manhattan continues their coverage of the self and whatever that place on the other side of the glass is. Join us as we find at ways to be alone in a city under threat. Talking: our Governor can beat up yours. Death don't worry me. Play and fantasy when the world is both. This recording is produced in solidarity with the healthcare-, retail-  and first-response heroes of this moment in history. ACIM, COVID, Isolation, love, Mental health, Spirituality, NYC Find us at http://miraclesinmanhattan.com Been a weird week? Tell us. [email protected] Music: MiM theme and "summer highway overhead," produced by @RogueSignalStudios
C is for Cuomo and Calls. Hello from New York City, megalopolis on PAUSE. These are the ABCs of isolation. In this special remote episode, Miracles in Manhattan continues their coverage of the self, and whatever that place on the other side of the glass is. + What's the strangest thing that's crossed your mind this week? Share at [email protected] or @WildManhattan on twitter. + Visit us at http://MiraclesinManhattan.com
B is for Bodies and Beds. Hello from New York City, quarantine week 5 or so. Time is funny. These are the ABCs of isolation. + In this rambling COVID-adjacent episode, the Miracles in Manhattan duo continue their close-to-daily coverage of ways to be alone in a city under threat.  + Talking points include:+Commuting to the living room + Eat where you sleep + Haw many times will Steph bang the microphone, and against what? + A young Marco learns to switchblade in Hell's Kitchen + What's your shell? Bachelard and the home-body + Steph reads "The Power" + The bakers, try-hards, and image-mongers of Instagram + Gaming, finally explained. + What's the strangest thing that's crossed your mind this week? Share at [email protected] or @WildManhattan on twitter.  + Visit us at http://MiraclesinManhattan.com + (Production note: (1) this is our second test of the studio-studio recording technology at cleanfeed. What do you think? (2) That's Stephanie's steam heater at the beginning of the episode. (3) Opening noise/applause brought to you by the folks on my street at 7pm the day this was recorded, in solidarity with the healthcare and retail and first-response heroes of this moment in history.) + PS: Ever play For the Queen by Alex Roberts? You should. Or, listen to us give it a shot in the episodes to come. B is for Bodies and Beds. Hello from New York City, quarantine week 5 or so. Time is funny. These are the ABCs of isolation. + In this rambling COVID-adjacent episode, the Miracles in Manhattan duo continue their close-to-daily coverage of ways to be alone in a city under threat.  + Talking points include:+Commuting to the living room + Eat where you sleep + Haw many times will Steph bang the microphone, and against what? + a young Marco learns to switchblade in Hell's Kitchen + What's your shell?: Bachelard and the home-body + Steph reads "The Power" + The bakers, try-hards, and image-mongers of Instagram + Gaming, finally explained. + What's the strangest thing that's crossed your mind this week? Share at [email protected] or @WildManhattan on twitter.  + Visit us at http://MiraclesinManhattan.com + (Production note: (1) this is our second test of the studio-studio recording technology at cleanfeed. What do you think? (2) That's Stephanie's steam heater at the beginning of the episode. (3) Opening noise/applause brought to you by the folks on my street at 7pm the day this was recorded, in solidarity with the healthcare and retail and first-response heroes of this moment in history.) + PS: Ever play For the Queen by Alex Roberts? You should. Or, listen to us give it a shot in the episodes to come.
Hello from New York City. These are the ABCs of isolation.  Welcome to the first episode in a special series about life under threat in NYC during the COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to record Miracles in Manhattan episodes as you know them, but for the moment it feels important to apply some principles and just plain cope. So for a little while, buckle up to hear from two spiritual delinquents at the monthiversary of their last time outdoors.  Each of the next 26 episodes will discuss life in a city  in that's turned in on itself. Each will talk through what isolation feels like in the moment. Each episode will be themed to letters of the alphabet. Today, A is for Addiction and Affluence, and what those things look like 30 days into the new not-quite-normal.  Do us a favor. if you like anything you hear, share it with somebody you know who could use some fresh content. Hell, even if they hate it, they'll thank you for putting something different into their day. Till then enjoy episode 1 of what we're calling the ABCedary of isolation.  And stay in touch. MiraclesinManhattan.com.  Peace and solidarity to you. And as ever, keep it wavy.
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