The Psychedelic Mom: A one-hour conversation on the deeply transformative nature of psychedelics on parenthood, personal growth, and the understanding of generational trauma. April, 2024
Joy Punk: A fifty-minute conversation with local luminary Jenelle Isaacson on the D.C. punk scene of the ‘80s, the lack of initiation in the present culture, my forthcoming memoir, and more. A pleasure to be featured on this probing and well-produced pod! July, 2023
P.U.N.K. Therapy: a podcast devoted to the intersection of relational therapy and psychedelic medicine work. The conversation centered on “Fatherland” but veered between the topics of psychedelics, the punk scene of the eighties and nineties, and Jewish intergenerational trauma while—somehow—remaining fun! March 2023
The Unanimous Hour: A Lungfish Exegesis (Part Two): Conclusion of a two-part conversation with post Brian Gathy on the cult Dischord band Lungfish, including stories from an ill-fated European tour and thoughts on this most probing of ‘90s post-punk bands.
The Unanimous Hour: A Lungfish Exegesis (Part One): Beginning of a two-part conversation with post Brian Gathy on the cult Dischord band Lungfish, including weird tales of punk shows gone wrong.
Traeger Method #62: Wide-ranging conversation covering the vital D.C. punk scene of the ‘80s and ‘90s, ayahuasca and other plant medicines, and their profound impact, 2022.
You can hear a shorter excerpt focusing on the intersection of psychedelics and the D.C. punk scene here.
Interview: NAOFB Newsletter, February 2021: It was a thrill to be interviewed for this leading light of the D.C. free outdoor bookstore newsletter scene (a crowded and competitive field). My bit starts on Page 8.
“End on End”: Podcast from 2021 on my high school band The Vile Cherubs. Following a lengthy analysis of our single Dischord album; the more engaging conversation begins at the 1 hour 51 minute mark.
“Grief, Gratitude and Greatness”: A 40-minute podcasted conversation from 2019 with Sarah Shaoul, creator and host of the Portland podcast. The topics range, but center upon the manuscript that would become “Fatherland.”