Artemis II and a Small Moon Called Rise sees me writing on The Polymath about space, zero-gravity, the Moon and more. Artemis II marks humanityâs first crewed journey toward the Moon since the Apollo era. A reflection on exploration, memory, and the small symbols, from Gagarinâs doll to the Artemis mascot Rise – created by 8 years old Lucas Ye – that travel with us into space. You can read the post on The Polymath site.
My radio programme Amazing Songs & Other Delights #70 â The True Love Edition has a repeat Monday 6 & 13, 3-4pm (London time) on YÊ YÊ Radio: yeyeradio.com (or on the app).You can read about the programme here.
Tracklist: 01: Janeâs Addiction â True Love 02: A 90s new man called Stan â Sushi feat. Adamski 03: Anthony Moore â Earthbound Misfit 04: Black Toska â Three Silver Nails 05: Cosmic Room 99 â E Corp 06: Fernando Triste â Escuro 07: Franz Ferdinand â Audacious 08: Good Sad Happy â Shaded Tree 09: Jonas â Bato à Porta 10: Kingbird â There Were Things That Needed Forgiven 11: Laurie Anderson â Road to Mandalay 12: Primal Scream â Love Insurrection 13: Terry Gross â Sales Pitch 14: The Heavy Heavy â Feel 15: Tindersticks â Always a Stranger 16: Virgem Suta â Amor Ao Avesso 17: Daniel Johnston â True Love Will Find You In The End
When Provision and Respect Drift Apart the new post at The Listening Room HQ – The Polymath sister site – speaks of how many men believe that providing materially should be enough to sustain a relationship. But provision and relational leadership are different skills. But, when respect erodes inside the home, deeper awareness is required and can be read at The Listening Room HQ site.
The Park, The Yellow Football and The Brutalist Factory – Field Notes is a note about Early morning walks, being barefoot through the park, a hidden path to an abandoned factory, and an unexpected yellow football moment of play and quiet joy. You can read it at The Polymath.