50 Episodes of Mon(k)day!

Wow… just realized I recorded 50 episodes of mon(k)day so far!

When I started this project last year, I had no idea I would actually get such lovely responses from people and hence have plenty of reason to keep it up and running. Thank you for watching monkday, for recommending it, for tweeting it, for your encouragement and support!

Here are some of my favorite episodes over the last year:

• Cha-cha-change – Episode 14
• Silly Songs – Episode 22
• Kids – Episode 20
• Get drunk! Episode 23
• 4-fold Paradox – Episode 40
• Worry be gone! Episode 43
• Tooltime – Episode 46

Thank you for the inspiration and the opportunity to not take myself too seriously

Smiles

philip a.k.a. joy(monk)ey

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  Our dilemma on the planet at this time, in it's most simplified form is a lack of emotional connection to each other and the earth -- and a lack of consciousness... Ordinary means are insufficient to derail the cultural momentum toward global catastrophe. If there is a way out of this mess we find ourselves in - it will be a humdinger... This is a longshot. But those of you -- psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, poets, artists, students of the human condition -- you know, or you should know that the well-springs of creativity are the source of the waters of life. And if we can make this operational in the lives of more and more people, we will find the wherewithal to form the kinds of community that must be formed if we are to gently, gently back away from the truly apocalyptic dilemma that our lack of consciousness has dropped in our laps.
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