Song.land Podcast

This somber episode of the song.land journey through improvisational music focuses on the ever-evolving coronavirus pandemic. Sit back, enjoy, escape—and consider how you can take responsibility for what you have control over and make it your own, and hold everything else with a light touch.

Song.land takes us through the meadow and woods of the song.lands, looking for motivation and purpose in the midst of chords and life’s pain and joy.

All of life, such a mystery. Join Jesse and song.land in the adventure of taking the first step into a new mystery, not the one you used to know when you heard the stories.

Song dot land revolves around coronavirus and friendship as we venture into a weird time of non-theistic worship time, to worship the power of relationships in our lives, and the threat this disease presents to all of us.

So move with song dot land. So move through the countryside, looking at cows grazing. So move through encouragement to give your cells a treat, so move.

Jesse faces the fear of the unknown future from COVID-19 as it continues to spread around the world. On this celebration of St. Patrick, find encouragement in knowing this war has raged for billions of years.

I recorded tonight's episode with no shirt on. I think it's my favorite way to play: no shoes, no shirt. If you enjoy this, email me!

Walk through the woods of song.land, a soundscape on the idea that generations learn and grow after each other. I lived a better childhood than my mother. Full notes at https://song.land/brown-bunnies

Welcome to song.land, a podcast where the goal is to find joy in life through musical reflection. In tonight's weird episode, explore screaming your shame into the woods so the trees can turn the carbon dioxide into oxygen. Welcome to song.land. See full notes at https://song.land/screaming-trees

We zoom into the future in tsunami, facing the questions worth asking before the wave washes us away. Reflect and find gratitude in this walk in song.land.

On growing older and having to accept that time marches on. I present to you a song.land reflection on gratitude and the elements that offer further life.

We cover two aspects of love in tonight's song.land: love as friendship, and love as commitment and attachment. I also mention snow multiple times.

Set off on a fresh year by expressing and listening from your own voice. This is the song.land podcast.

Welcome to a strange episode of song.land celebrating light, joy, and the laughter of the moon. See full notes at https://song.land/opera-solstice

Imagine this song.land episode comes to you from deep in a cave. Inspired by Underland: A Deep Time Journey. See full notes at https://song.land/underland

In this week's episode, Derek joins me as we create music. He brings a Mississippi style and I bring the high voices. Full notes at https://song.land/hold-on-my-love

Practical life. It's natural for me to sing about the power of love over life, but what about the examples where love is not the modus operandi? See the full show notes: https://song.land/loved

This week's song.land meanders through the relationship between loss and gratitude. Full notes at https://song.land/gratitude

Welcome to another episode of the podcast where you hear the expressions that lead to wholeness, seeking an undivided life. See full notes at https://song.land/split-pea

Salamanders compares fear with nature. When I feel afraid, I want to hide myself, that it can somehow protect me. It won't, though, and we can look to evolution to answer why: why do bees exist? Why do so many salamanders live in the Smokies? They survived when it was time to change. See full notes at https://song.land/salamanders