Stay ConnectedPondercast explores the thoughts and feelings we often feel but rarely put into words or sound. Host Laurie Brown writes thought-provoking scripts set to ambient scores by Joshua Van Tassel. We dive beneath discomfort, into the mundane, and examine the sky. We explore the unknown within the solace of the present moment.
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How many of us have wished for 'one more room' during the pandemic?
As we turn our homes into offices and classrooms and spend so much more time at home..the idea of 'a room of one's own' has new importance.
This episode is about what it means to have a space we can call our own.
There are many kinds of heartbreaks that life throws at us. Today's episode covers a few different flavours. Having our hearts broken is not something we can avoid...life is like that. They must be there to teach us something. Can we get better at having our hearts broken? Is that possible? If you are soaking in a broken heart at this moment, or if your last broken heart was years ago..this episode will perform some amateur exploratory surgery on your tender heart. Fun!
We have had plenty of time during covid to contemplate our relationship with our beds. So that's where we head for this episode.
The weirdest back to school feeling ever.
Let's mull it over together, while we cling to the end of summer in our second annual outdoor nighttime Pondercast, at a cottage by the edge of Lake Huron.
The start of our 4th season. Amazing! This episode is a special one. Designed to be listened to with headphones, Pondercast is taking a trip inside your head. Be prepared for quiet sounds and binaural awesomeness. For those of you with ASMR tendencies (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response), this ought to produce goosebumps!
A lot of things in life are feeling mysterious at the moment. There are questions that can't be answered: about your future, about yourself and perhaps about the person you live with.
Nothing like a pandemic to kick up a dirt storm of personal stuff. So, I asked on Facebook for the big questions that are plaguing you these days. This episode tackles a few of them...
Stepping back into the world feels strange. Each of us has a different reading of the risk that still remains.
I'm not counting on the world to return to normal, but I wish I would return to myself.
However your summer is going down, it's goes down better with music.
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