Marty Gardner is an expert horse trainer and guru who encourages people to live their best lives, with and without horses.
Here, he is bonding with Bell in the early spring plains of Alberta, demonstrating just a fraction of the horse magic he possesses.
Something is following me into the Albany, NY, Pine Bush Preserves.
It wants something. It wants . . . percussion. And maybe it likes to eat humans. But the percussion gives it some pause. See what happens!
A walk in the park becomes a dreamscape! Colonie, New York’s Bauer Park is already sort of magical in its simplicity and with its unique plank walking trail. Some visual play brings the magic even more to life!
Bob Sima’s music goes really deep – and so do the things we bury. But they can all grow into amazing gifts – for the ones who came before and those who’ve yet to come. His music is sure to touch something inside. He is joined by his wife and collaborator Shannon Plummer.
Joe Uveges is from my hometown and he lives now in Colorado Springs. He inspires and touches from the very raw and honest place in his heart that he puts into his music and life. This song came after he first learned about the coming of a new family member, following concern that he would be receiving much more difficult news.
This Statue, in Albany, NY’s Washington Park, always made me think of Zeus. It is, of course, a very epic Moses that is the centerpiece of the yearly Tulip Festival. A drone flyby gets up close and personal!
A short highlight reel of what nature – and life – looks like if we spin the clock REALLY quickly.
An overhead and ground-level view of an architectural feat of the 1960s and 1970s, the Empire State Plaza in Albany, NY, is a great place to see music, take a midday walk, or celebrate the Fourth of July.
Or to fly a drone for some great views!
Experience Gong Lab, stationed in Saratoga, NY – a profound sound healing meditation that I had the opportunity to capture over the course of two weeks. Often video – the cliché goes – tells a story. I think at its best it captures an experience, the magic of being somewhere you haven’t been yet. I think this really conveys the sonic phenomenon of gong healing. Believe it or not – many of these attendees are sleeping!
It has become a yearly tradition that the Unity in Albany Burning Bowl service start out with a bang, of drums and whatever other percussion is handy. This is 1 of 2 from 2023 where we found some funk in the old faithful samba. It’s hard not to get right up and dance to this one – unless you’re sitting and playing drums.
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