Mind and the Motorcycle
203 episodes - English - Latest episode: 2 days ago -My voice is in the key of Zen Gonzo. It is where the idea of extraordinarily perfect Zen recklessly collides with totally undisciplined Gonzo journalism. It is an in the moment kind of self-expression, easily interrupted by most anything at all. Hunter S. Thompson coined and embodied this Gonzo style of writing. Actually, when you think about it, that is how our minds work anyway. We live in a constant state of change and everything is disrupted on a moment-to-moment basis. At this point, my quickly put together plan is to talk to you whenever I feel like and share some stories. While they will all be true, or as true as my ever changing perspective will allow, they will always be as sincere and honest as I can possibly be at that precise moment when it falls out of my mind through my fingers and on to the imaginary page of your mind.
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Episodes
Motorcycle ride
September 24, 2020 16:00 - 17 minutes - 12.2 MBGet on the passenger seat of Larry's Harley. Strap yourself in as he rides through northern CA, up into OR and. down along the pacific Coast to San Francisco. Enjoy his recollections of the journey he took in 2015 to celebrate his 70th birthday. Recordings from the actual ride are interspersed throughout his story. Share the adventure.
My Voice
September 17, 2020 16:00 - 10 minutes - 7.44 MBIn this initial episode, Larry shares how he came up with the voice he wanted to use in his published memoir, Halloween in Portland and subsequently in his blog, www.mindandthemotorcycle.com. He calls it ZenGonzo, a cross between the thoughtfulness of the Buddha and the in the moment, spontaneity of Hunter S. Thompson. He now looks forward to sharing his voice and stories with you in these podcast. Thank you for listening.
Pilot episode
August 19, 2020 02:00 - 20 minutes - 14.1 MBThis is a brief story of why I started podcasting and the stories that I have chosen to share with you the listener. If you don't listen you wont know.