Mac and JoJo bid farewell to Neon Shrines by failing to remember to hit the record button in the studio. So, the first 20 min. are lost, which really annoyed Mac because "we were cookin!" Yeah, we were cooking, but we continued to cook throughout the whole show.

We do a little reading and then comment on what we read. Also features sections from CAREENING DIVINE, a private OSGH fanzine.

Mac joins us in the studio to discuss local powerspots, drifting, & the picaresque

Stella and Jojo talk about fantasy adventures and de Selby's philosophy of roads and houses in Flann O'Brien Third Policeman. Non-euclidean fun!

Despite losing the first 45 minutes to a technical error, this episode still brings the heat. We discourse on the spiritual value of monuments, talk about the burning of Notre Dame, and what it means to overcome the human element in our own selves.

Stella & Jojo are back after a month in Europe to discuss the politics of a good goof session, the Holy Road, and the virtue of thinking 10 impossible things before breakfast.

Jojo, Stella, & Mac muse together, and end up lost, and then muse about getting lost, and its impossibility these days.

Stella & Jojo storm the studio with their copy of J. Campbell's Hero With a 1k Faces, once again. Supernatural obstacles mark our descent into the abyss, where we encountered a magic swamp frog, Walter Plopper. The rest is a blur.

We packed the studio with experts to discuss (and dissect) the concept of a collective unconscious. The conversation goes off the rails so far that we found ourselves on a different path entirely. Perfecto!

Special +4 hour Neon Shrines dive into stack of books both sublime slime & offense against the senses. We memorize a great line of poetry by Blake, and then talk long about power spots, William S Burroughs' essay on Sacred Places, and then fall into Shakespeare's most memorable lines.

Alone in the studio Stella decides to rock out to a music-heavy show. She also opines about the virtues of Fiona Apple and her relevance to pilgrimage.

Stella in the studio and Jojo in the Floridian casita ponder the merits of telling people the worst parts of your Camino, and, potentially, gatekeeping the whole experience.

Mac drops by the studio & we proceed to have a meaningful conversations about death, the afterlife, and spiritual mentorship. Also, a top-tier playlist.

The Kinks - Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset
Harry Neilson - You’re Breaking my Heart
Boosty Collins - I’d Rather Be With You
The Pixies - Wave of Mutilation
Mission of Burma - That’s When I Reach for My Revolver
The Kinks - Phenomenal Cat

We send-off our Big Chief John Sinclair with love, and broken hearts. We Love Our Big Chief! The world is darker & colder without you. We miss you.


John Sinclair - Still Kickin’
John Sinclair - Ain’t Nobody’s Business
John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars - The Delta Sound
John Sinclair - Cross Road Blues
John Sinclair - We Love Big Chief pt. 1
John Sinclair - We Love Big Chief (Harvard Divinity School recording)

Stella has departed for the holy road, and sent me a few audio recordings detailing the cats that have joined her, as well as the best parts/worst parts of traveling alone on the Camino. In the studio, Mac and J0j0 goof around.

The Monochrome Set - The Mating Game
T Rex - Cosmic Dancer
PLW - Beat Zen rant
The Clean - Thumbs Off
Os Mutantes - Panis et Circenses
Dee Dee King - 2 Much 2 Drink
EMF - Unbelievable
The Modern Lovers - Pablo Picasso

A thunderbolt of an episode in which Stella and j0j0 explore the OSGH regimes of mental training prescribed for walking the Camino. The discussion is soaring, compelx, and illuminated.

John Lennon- I’m only sleeping
Raffaele Ciavolino - Do You Love me
The Cramps - Goo Goo Muck
The Specials - Rat Race (live)
The Detroit Cobras - He Did It
the Detroit Cobras - Bad Girl
Duran Duran - Ordinary World
John Denver - Leaving on a Jet Plane
The Bangles - Eternal Flame
Roxy Music - More Than this

This slightly longer show opens with a careening conversation with Ricky, one of the Grand Masters of the OSGH, about our last two pilgrimages. The conversation goes off the rails, which was precisely the point. Following Ricky's appearance, we play host to RevDev, who ventured to the studio to talk about raves, Paracelsian anthropology, and the out-of-body feeling that comes with dancing.


Flaming Lips- She Dont Use Jelly
Roxy Music - Love is the Drug
The Cramps - Teenage Werewolf
Faithless _ god is a DJ
KLF - What time is love