Jay joins us this week for an inspired and fun discussion on all his hottest takes when it comes to music. We break down which Pink Floyd albums are elite, how Led Zeppelin and Queen outshine the Beatles in certain aspects and how music builds upon itself generation to generation. We give our takes on Maroon 5 and the modern era of pop rock and find deeper meaning as we dive into what makes music great.

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I've been feeling more like myself lately, and along the journey of grief, some days feel lighter or heavier, but slowly I am finding my footing. In this episode I talk about choosing where to put my attention, taking easy steps to loosen my phone's grip on my brain, the journey of reclaiming my own power, and discussing why the Beatles continue to feel like such a reliable source of joy and inspiration.

As always, we wander beneath the surface, looking at things that make life meaningful, beautiful, and worth paying attention to.

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On this episode we're continuing to tap into what makes me feel good.

Over the last few years I've been learning to slow down and listen to myself. My recent grief has added new layers and depth of feeling to the journey. We explore this and much more, including witnessing late-stage capitalism, America's 250th birthday and the coinciding fever dream celebrations, finding joy and inspiration through the Beatles, tension and nervous system regulation and what's on screen lately, with Netflix's the Four Seasons at the top of the charts. It’s a conversation about staying grounded, finding wonder, and holding onto myself in a world that often feels surreal.

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