Served with love
INTERVIEW:
Grab a Chai & Pull Up a Chair
An Engaging Conversation with Cafe/Bar Guru, HUNTER HORSFALL
Part 1: The Alley Cat | Part 2: The Atrium
―produced by Ralph Williams
In this 2-part interview, H. Horsfall discusses café culture and the vibrant music scene in northern Colorado, while also commenting on the benefits of daily meditation and the joy of saying thank you.
LIFESTYLE PORTRAIT:
Deep in the Jungle
with Plant Medicine Specialist, MISA MILLER
―produced by Ralph Williams
Prepare to teleport! In this article, Miller offers a glimpse into her adventurous, nomadic life as she recounts her time in the Amazon basin studying sacred plant medicines with a shamanic tribe, while also sharing her views on climate change, polarized politics, and living in uncertain times.
SELF-DISCOVERY STORY:
Facing My Demons with Ayahuasca
How 20 Shamanic Ceremonies with a Sacred Herb Helped Me Make Peace with Myself
―by Antoine Gee, guest writer
I can only speak for myself when I say that prior to my ceremonies with ayahuasca, I wasn’t able to see a fraction of what was going on inside of me. Our minds mull over the past and tell us what we need to forgive, accept, confess, release—so we think we’re seeing all of it. But we’re really just scratching the surface. What did I learn through my ceremonies with ayahuasca? I’m still piecing that together, but I will do my best to recount my journey for you so that perhaps it will be of use to someone out there. —Antoine Gee
PROFILE SERIES: Inside the Artist’s Mind
Grace McEvoy
Photographer with a Natural Curiosity
―produced by Ralph Williams
My interview with Grace McEvoy took place on the front porch of her lovely East Austin home. I brought the kombucha and Grace brought the bug spray and the candor. I’ve known “Scorp-Girl” (she’s a Scorpio) for over 20 years now. We were once neighbors in the basement of the Austin History Center where she served as Photographic Specialist and where we collaborated on exhibits. She’s a dear friend, one of the coolest individuals I know, and she is a gifted photographer as you will soon see. —R. Williams