Livin La Vida Local
The It's a Beautiful Day In The Gulch podcast may not be well-known among the masses, but it has quickly become an integral part of my daily routine. As someone who isn't a big podcast listener, I was initially skeptical about giving it a try. However, the relatability and thought-provoking discussions that take place on this show have captivated me from the very first episode. With every sip of coffee and bite of breakfast, I find myself eagerly tuning in to join Alex and Miles on their little journey through life.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is how effortlessly it connects with its listeners. It's as if they have an uncanny ability to tap into our thoughts and talk about things we were just pondering moments before hitting play. Their observations are both sweet and curious, creating a feeling of camaraderie as we embark on this audio adventure together. Furthermore, their genuine reactions to particularly beautiful moments in their surroundings, often expressed with a hearty "Fock," add an endearing touch to the conversations. It's refreshing to hear such unfiltered and authentic interactions between friends.
In terms of downsides, it can be argued that there is a lack of direction or structure in some episodes. While this may initially strike listeners as odd or aimless, it quickly becomes apparent that this absence actually contributes to the charm of The It's a Beautiful Day In The Gulch podcast. Rather than indulging in overstimulation or provocative takes like many other podcasts do nowadays, Alex and Miles simply engage in casual conversations that would happen regardless of whether they were being recorded or not. This lack of grandstanding allows for a more genuine connection between the hosts and their audience.
In conclusion, listening to The It's a Beautiful Day In The Gulch podcast is always an awesome experience that never fails to bring a smile to my face. In a world dominated by corporate-driven mainstream culture and flattened subcultures striving to be "cooler-than-thou," Alex and Miles offer a breath of fresh Hoosier air. It's impossible to listen to this podcast without feeling a sense of appreciation for life and a renewed perspective on the beauty that surrounds us. Despite not living anywhere near their town, their descriptions paint such vivid images that it feels like I've been there for years. The relaxing atmosphere they create is highly recommended to any potential listeners seeking a momentary escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
We sit with Rich Ruth ahead of their show with Etran De Lair in beautiful Bloomington, Indiana
We're undormant. Topics discussed:Talking to Gas Station attendentsYour Indiana PacersAnimals' inherent telepathic powersand more
We review an unposted episode and experience a paranormal event.
Interview with Scott from Swan Wash. Check out their new record, Shadow Shadow at https://swanwash.bandcamp.com/album/shadow-shadow
We interview local singer/songwriter/algorithm magician Millaze. Follow Millaze on IG: https://www.instagram.com/iammillaze/?hl=en
We check out a new, compelling gas station. With our friend Jack!!
We talk all things tea -- our minds stimulated by the potent liquid.
We explore Switchyard Park with Graham, Luis, Emily, Neal, and Julia from the Graham Hunt band (Madison, WI). Alex and I are both big fans of Graham's music. Check out his new record "Try Not to Laugh" on Smoking Room.
Alex is back from his month long tour and we slip right back into our usual hijinx.
hello! Which one of us is Blowfly and which one is Weird Al. The answer may be obvious!
Miles encounters living legends and Alex encounters undead ghouls.
We check out the 20th anniversary celebration for Russian Recording and run into a cast of characters!
Just two, nice friends having a conversation. No ulterior motives.
We didn't get to go on the hot air balloon. But we did have a really nice time with our friend Josiah from Canada. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/cqZ5HdvFzf8
We experience all the sights, sounds, and smells of the fourth of July.
Having a normal conversation about Sisyphean tasks
Stimulating facts, the coolest gas station of all time. Can't get enough of this podcast? Check out exclusive episodes at pateron.com/gulchpod
We take a stroll down memory lane, check out Shakespeare in the Park, and Alex sees a creature.
We hang out at the record store on - you guessed it - Record Store Day. We meet some interesting characters. Can't get enough of the gulch? Unlock exclusive episodes and full video feeds at patreon.com/gulchpod
We meet some guy and he lets Miles ride his e-bike. We experience beauty, wonder, frustration, and fear. Can't get enough of this podcast for some reason? Get access to exclusive premium episodes each week, and video feeds sometimes, at patreon.com/gulchpod
We go to the local Rural King to examine buckets and live animals, among other things. Joining us are Sarah, Dylan, and Izzy from Bimbo Summit! Check them out at https://bimbosummitpodcast.com/ and join their awesome patreon at https://www.patreon.com/bimbosummit/ Can't get enough It's a Beautiful Day in the gulch? Join our patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and video feeds. www.patreon.com/gulchpod
We fly kites at Switchyard Park with comic Duncan K from Indy. Can't get enough of the gulch? Get exclusive episodes at patreon.com/gulchpod
We hang out by the river and discover the most interesting outhouse in the world. Check out patreon.com/gulchpod for full video, and exclusive episodes.
We walk around the mountain bike park. Is that allowed? We talk Mouse Hunt, Zoomers, Mud, and more... Can't get enough gulch? Support us and get bonus episodes at https://www.patreon.com/gulchpod
Exploring a new park, roundabout median, and seeing surprising animals. Can't get enough gulch? Subscribe to our exclusive episodes at patreon.com/gulchpod
We expand our minds at the Lilly Library & The Eskenazi Museum of Art Can't get enough gulch? Check out our premium episodes at patreon.com/gulchpod.
Can't get enough gulch? Check out weekly exclusive episodes on pateron.com/gulchpod. This week, we visit the Bloomington Pet expo and get roped in to arguing with a vegan activist.
We learn new skills from Youtube and talk about Alex's former Hollywood aspirations. Can't get enough of the gulch? Catch weekly bonus episodes at https://www.patreon.com/gulchpod
We drove Steve Marino (Jacky Boy, Angel Du$t, Steve Marino) to the Indianpolis International Airport.
We urban explore a torn down hospital. Legal? Barely.
We endeavor to answer the one question on everyone's mind: who serves the freshest fry on Bloomington's westside? Only one way to find out...
Sorry! Couldn't squeeze in a fresh episode! Here's a modern classic!
Addison's back! This time, joined by brother Lew. The two of them = Busman's Holiday. We shotgun beverages and go to the local haunt. We also talk with Iris from rock band Bloomsday, who will be playing a show at said local haunt in the near future. Iris shows up around the 1:08 mark!
We talk with our favorite band Jacky Boy around the campfire at Mark's house, and ride his Trikke.
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