My friend, Mark, tipped me off to this hour of brilliance from Radiohead. I listen to it often and thought I would pay it forward.
Please respect the band’s wishes and try to refrain from heavy petting whilst they are performing.


My friend, Mark, tipped me off to this hour of brilliance from Radiohead. I listen to it often and thought I would pay it forward.
Please respect the band’s wishes and try to refrain from heavy petting whilst they are performing.
Remember I told you about my friend who is broadcasting his mid-life crisis? Well Jeff Adams’ persistence is paying off!
Not only is The Jeff Adams Show sucking less, it has attracted the attention of Stephen Heywood at TheTechBuzz.net. Stephen is now lending his technical expertise to the program and taking the production value up to eleven.
Now if we can get the content to match the quality of the production, we may have something here.
The show streams live at 3:30 ET on Thursdays at TheJeffAdamsShow.tv. Call in at 1.888.547.8383 to join us.
Here’s The Jeff Adams Show #10.
This site has been up and running in one form or another since April of 2008. Lately I’ve been cleaning up the place to get it ready to pimp my book.
As I’ve poked around in old categories and posts, it has been satisfying to see the successful fundraisers for children in Haiti and on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. There’s also some not-half-bad stuff strewn about the site among the broken links and out-of-date formatting.
However, it has become painfully clear that I’ve started a lot of stuff I haven’t finished. I know that nobody cares (or is even aware of this) except me, but I need closure. I need to clear the decks before I sail into uncharted waters.
I thought about just deleting all the evidence and starting fresh. I may still do that, but for now I feel compelled to create a list of all the things I’m not going back to and continuing on this blog.
I guess this is a blogger’s confessional of sorts. I confess that I have sinned against you by what I have done, and by what I have left undone.
- I quit trying to have lucid dreams using my brainwave entrainment app.
- I have no intention of doing more Rule of Life posts.
- I will not organize a caper. Sorry, Bob Goff.
- The Collective Podcast is dead.
- I have given up on the idea of an online art auction for the Lakota.
I think that’s it. There, I feel better. Thanks for indulging me. I will now move on with freedom and joy.
I would like to get back to MonkCasting. Also, is anyone up for group online spiritual experimentation in a Google Hangout?
Guys start bands to get chicks. I wrote a book to get invited to events like El Lector.
Everything is proceeding as I have foreseen.
The Seed of Love isn’t even out yet, but on June 1 you can get a sneak peek and party with the Order of the Merry Monk in Miami at the same time. Road trip!
Join me at El Lector Speaker & Cigar Series. The Torano Family will be providing the cigars and my oral cavity will be providing the speaker.
El Lector is themed around a centuries old tradition. It’s about story, friendships, and cigars. In nineteenth century Cuba, a reader (el lector) was hired to read literature and philosophy to an audience of cigar rollers. El Lector’s speaker series carries on this tradition of broadening minds through storytelling.
Pretty badass huh? I think so.
Get more information at El Lector’s Facebook page or send me an email. And please help spread the word.
