Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Toronto and New York-based jazz guitarist Vladimir Redzic. On this episode, we dive into his impressive debut 2026 album, First Time Around, and explore the musical journey that led to this exciting first release as a bandleader. Rooted in the jazz tradition while […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Los Angeles-based pianist, composer, producer, and Latin Grammy-nominated artist Joachim Horsley. On this episode, we dive into his captivating new 2026 single, “Havana Prelude,” the first release leading up to his highly anticipated new album arriving later in 2026. The recording marks the […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with acclaimed Brooklyn-based jazz pianist, improviser, and composer Phillip Golub. Phillip returns to Neon Jazz after our first conversation in April 2020 to discuss his compelling new 2026 album, Partisan Ship. Emerging from the transformative experiences of the past several years, the album is […]
Lily fully embodies the healing art of taking a nap. In her siesta on a sizzling summer afternoon, she snuggled up with the medicine bundle for Throwing the Bones Ceremony. She’s so completely at peace, fully content in her body and whole being. Resting. Pausing. Taking deep breaths. Dreaming. Metabolizing life experiences. Regenerating. Transforming at […]
Alison Greene Returns with Practical Steps to Protect Your Vote Before the Midterm Elections What happens if you show up to vote on Election Day—and your name is no longer on the voter rolls? Investigative journalist Alison Greene says that scenario is happening to more Americans than many realize. In this follow-up interview on the […]
Have you ever wondered why two people can experience the same stressful event yet respond in completely different ways? One person develops digestive discomfort. Another experiences headaches. Someone else becomes anxious, loses sleep, or feels emotionally overwhelmed. What if none of these reactions were random? What if your emotions were communicating valuable information about your […]
In her pitch to me she wrote: Celebrated my 80th birthday in March; strength training 3 times a week in a goat barn; granny to 3 littles thus far. Author of “ Brownies for breakfast” Favourite subject: life really begins at 50.And I thought, yep, this sounds like my sort of inspiration! So today me […]
By Jerry Zezima When it comes to talking the talk and walking the walk, the talk is that I do more talking than walking, even when I’m on a walk. That’s why I won’t walk back the fact that I talked my way through two recent walks, one on which I had a delightful talk […]
“Health is not built through one extraordinary moment. It is cultivated through a series of intentional experiences that gently reconnect us to ourselves, to one another, and to the world around us.” When people first hear about the Artfilled Wellness Retreat, they often ask a practical question. “What are we doing each day?” It’s a […]
Happy Fourth of July and 250 years Our best stories are hiding in plain sight and when we share them we experience ourselves in a new way. Our country exists because hundreds of years ago Native Americans demonstrated Humanity. When ships full of oddly dressed, and very melanin- free white folks staggered across the beach, […]
