Good morning with Eternal Love by AVTT/MPTN – The Avett Brothers · Mike Patton. Have a nice weekend.
From The Listening Room HQ – Epigenetics: How the Environment Writes on Body and Brain

On The Listening Room HQ I continue the triad exploring the hidden physiology behind men’s patterns, choices, and resilience. The second post, Sound and Tempo as Environment, looks at how rhythm — from music BPM to daily routines — shapes the nervous system and emotional expression.
This note follows the first post in the series on the magazine:
- From The Listening Room HQ – Epigenetics: How the Environment Writes on Body and Brain (magazine)
- Epigenetics: How the Environment Writes on Body and Brain (Listening Room HQ)
And it sets the stage for the final post in the triad:
- Adrenaline Cycles and the Crash (Listening Room HQ)
For more articles and ongoing notes from the practice, visit The Listening Room HQ.
On Polymath – Hildegard von Bingen as a Source of Continuous Inspiration

Hildegard von Bingen has been a source of wonder for me – and for countless others – across the centuries. Her life and work span theology, music, natural science, and creative practice, and her integrated approach to knowledge still resonates deeply today. For example on Hildegard von Blingin’ s cover of Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club.
On my second post on The Polymath I explore how her visionary thinking continues to inspire ways of living and working as a polymath, and how her example invites us to connect the threads of our own diverse interests. Read more about Hildegard von Bingen as a Source of Continuous Inspiration here:
Glo-Worm – Change of Heart (WHFS Session)
Good morning with our Middle of the Week Song – Change of Heart (WHFS Session) by Glo-Worm. Have a nice day.
Sir Richard Bishop – Pass the Juggernaut
Hi with Pass the Juggernaut by Sir Richard Bishop. Have a nice afternoon.
Trademark Issues – Oh No You Don’t
Hi and Happy Sunday with Oh No You Don’t by Trademark Issues.
Blood Orange – Vivid Light
Good morning with Vivid Light by Blood Orange. Have a nice weekend.
From the Listening Room – Mapping Midlife: A Practical Diagram of the Male Midlife Crisis

I close my four-part series on male midlife thresholds and midlife crisis with a practical, diagram-style guide
in The Listening Room HQ : Mapping Midlife: A Practical Diagram of the Male Midlife Crisis.
This final note gathers the series’ language and tools into an easy-to-scan map of stages and fork points — intended as a practical aid for noticing where you are, what choices appear, and how to move through midlife with clearer intention and integrity.
Earlier Mondo Bizarre Magazine notes in this series:
- From The Listening Room HQ – Living the Archetype of Unsupported Male Midlife
- The Universal Midlife Crisis Script | The Midlife Crisis Loop
- From The Listening Room HQ – The Midlife Crisis Decision Map
The full series as published on The Listening Room HQ:
- Living the Archetype of Unsupported Male Midlife
- The Universal Midlife Crisis Script | The Midlife Crisis Loop
- The Midlife Crisis Decision Map
- Mapping Midlife: A Practical Diagram of the Male Midlife Crisis
For the complete set and ongoing notes from the practice, visit The Listening Room HQ.
My site The Polymath – Me as a Polymath

On Being a Polymath is my first post on The Polymath my site on being a Polymath and all things Polymathic.
On Being a Polymath is a post about exploring curiosity, depth, and the art of connecting ideas at the heart of being a Polymath. Polymath is a space, for my endless curiosity on a number of subjects.
On Polymath creative lives, maps, and readings that illuminate threads often unseen are explored. Each reflection is an invitation—to expand perspective, engage intuition, and cultivate resonance across disciplines.
Whether you are a musician, writer, artist, or thinker, the journey is about integrating insight, practice, and imagination. Polymath journeys through tools, readings, and reflections that support your exploration and inspire your own creative path, as well as mine.Polymath is a companion of The Listening Room HQ, that also has a dedicated area to maps & readings.
Robert Plant & Suzi Dian – Gospel Plough feat.
Good morning with our Middle of the Week Song the traditional Gospel Plough sung by Robert Plant and Suzi Dian, arranged by Robert Plant and Saving Grace.
Gospel Plow is also known as Hold On, or Keep Your Hand on the Plow and is listed on Roud Folk Song Index number 10075. The lyrics are based on Luke 9:62. Have a nice day.
